The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-22
WACAHOOTA


weather still continues.
Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Curry were shop
ping in Micanopy Thursday.
Mr.. Cedrick Smith was a business
visitor to Williston Wednesday.
Quite a number took advantage of
the cold weather the past week and
"hog killing" was the order of the
day.
Mr. Napoleon Smith happened to
quite painful tho, we are glad to
say, not serious accident Friday on his
way to school. His horse became
frightened and suddenly dashed out
of the road and threw him against
tree. He was pretty badly bruised
but is able to be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Epperson and
son, of Williston, were week end Wis
itors to Mrs. L. M. Smith.
Mrs. I. N. RawIs and daughters,
Loleta and Bertha and Mr.. George,
of Montbrook, were Sunday afternoon
callers in our midst.
| Rev. Entzminger, of Micanopy, fill
4
ed his regular appointment here Sun
day afternoon. He was accompanied
out by Mr.. j. w. May and daughter,
Miss Vida, and Misses Winifred
Franklin and Sue Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bradley were
visitors to Gainesville Saturday after
noon, going over to see Mr.. R. S.
Bradley, who is in the hospital there
for treatment. We are glad to re-
port that Mr.. Bradley's condition is
much better.
Miss Eloise Ramsey, of Gainesville
was the week end visitor of her bro
ther Mr.. Jas. Ramsey.
Mrs. v. P. Smith, entertained a
large number of her friends on Fri
day evening, Jan. 18th, from eight to
eleven thirty, in honor of Mrs. Shu-
Ter, of Batesburg, S. G.. Mrs. Smith
has a beautiful home and nicely ar
ranged for entertaining and is known
far and near for her hospitality. Mrs.
Smith greeted her guests in the hall
and gave each one such warm well
come they forgot the temperature
was real low outside. Miss Rosalie
Smith received at the parlor door and
presented the callers to Mrs. Shuler,
i who was very nice and entertaining
TO all. Some lovely music was rend-
cred on the piano by some of the
young ladies while the guests were ar
irving, after which each one was given
dainty little score card, tied with
pink and blue ribbons on which was
the number of the table at which you
were to sit. Progressive set back was
the interesting game. There were
four tables of players and at the
close of fifteen minutes the scores
were counted and the one who, hae
made most the progression passed or
the next table. Delicious fruit punch
was served at intervals during the
evening. The punch bowl was ar
ranged in the hall and fragrant blue
violets were floating in the punch
Handsome bowls filled with nastur,
] tums and roses were artistically ar.
ranged on the mantel and piano anC
added their beauty and fragrance tx
an already lovely scene. At the con
clusion of the games the tables were
spread with cluny lace mats and tn,
guests were served with ambrosis
fruit cake. On counting up the pro
gressions it was found that Miss Ethe
Sem had made the greatest mum
ber and was awarded a lovely box o
candy. 1t was indeed congenial par
ty of young ladies and gentlemen an'
every one enjoyed the evening huge
ly. Mrs. Smith wore dainty whit
crepe dress. Mrs. Shuler was attir
ed in lovely creation of pink chiff
on over messaline, with accessories t
match. Miss Rosalie Smith wa
gowned in blue crepe de chine, wit
shadow lace trimmings.