The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-29

the lunch room Tor the CHRISTIAN
church, thinks their total receipts viii
exceed $500. Expenses amounted to
a sum of considerable size and not
until later in the week will the So
cieties know their profits.
"A" Club Entertained by Miss Nina
Camp
The concluding social event of
Thanksgiving week and one taking
precedence in a series of charming af-
fairs enlivening the week, was the
dinner dance given Saturday evening
by Miss Nina Camp, who entertained
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Camp, the "a" club at
its fortnightly meeting. The special
guests were Miss Louise DePass of
Gainesville and Miss Augusta How
ard of Savannah, lovely visitors of
the hostess and other guests were ten
young men, making congenial party
Of twenty.
The long dinner table was beautiful
in its appointments. Gorgeous yellow
lchrysanthemums formed the central
floral arrangement and at either
plate was chrysanthemum box filled
with sailed almonds. The place cards
were adorned with turkeys and be-
tween the courses fun novelties were
brought in, the advent of which in
creased greatly the fun, for much
originality was displayed in them.
There were conundrum Crackers"
peppers with caps, lettergrams, the
latter being read aloud and number
of other attractive favors.
The tempting menu consisted of
bouillon, escalloped oysters, waters,
sliced turkey, rice, gravy, asparagus
on toast, fruit salad, pickles, olives,
cheese straws, ice cream, sailed nuts,
cake and coffee The coffee was serv-
ed in the library.
Seated at the table were Misses
Camp. Howard, DePass, Caroline
Harriss, Sue Moore, Blair Woodrow,
Martha Kate Rentz, Ava Lee Ed
wards, Mary Harriet Livingston, Eliz-
abeth Davis, Messrs. John Chazal,
Sam Burford, Alfred Green, Alfred
MacKay, William Camp, Harold
Meade, Jim Rentz, Albert Harriss,
Robert and Leslie Anderson.
Dinner was served at o'clock and
at the conclusion of it the merry
crowd accompanied by the hostess
parents went to the Country Club,
where dancing was enjoyed until IL
lo'clock.
Miss Lena Day Colby had as her
guest for Thanksgiving weekend her
sister, Miss Lois Colby of st. Au-
gustine, home demonstration for ST.
Johns county.
Mrs. D. E. McIntire and daughter
Mrs. A. r. O'Dell and little son, fair
and Thanksgiving guests of the for
mer's daughter, Mrs. J. G. Caldwell
left this afternoon for their home in
Jacksonville.
j Mrs. Mary w. Johnson arrived thi:
morning from Frankfort, KY, te
spend the winter with her daughters
Misses Yeba and Hettie Johnson. They
are pleasantly domiciled at the home
Of Mrs. A. M. Perry, where they vii
lido light housekeeping.
i The reading club will meet tomor
row afternoon at the home of Mrs. w
ID. earn.
! Mrs. f. C. Langman of Lakeland i:
visiting her daughter, Mrs. P. Burk
hart and son, Mr.. Guy Driggers, for {
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Wade and Mis-
Lena Wade of Jacksonville, after
, visit of a week to the formers niece
Mrs. Eli A. Osborn, left today TO
Montbrook to visit their daughter ant
, sister, Mrs. Will Macarthur, before re
{ turning home
Mrs. E. P. Pacetti and children
' who have been visiting for tw
: months in Florella, Ala, on the Al
J. Fabama- Florida line, have returne
. home Mr. Pacetti spent two week
: with them, going to Jacksonville i
E his Maxwell car, where he left tn
E car, and brought his family home in
!. from there.
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