The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-05-19
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Continued from Third Page)
Auction and Rock Luncheon for Mrs
Clayton Given by Mrs. KOOnce

Honoring Mrs. c. NJ. Clayton, a
charming matron of Lakeland, who is
on brief visit to Mrs. Edward Hol-
der, Mrs. J. c. B. Koonce entertained
this morning at auction and rock, fol-
lowed by an elegant luncheon at
o'clock
/ Composing the two auction and
( one rock tables were Mrs. Clayton,
Mrs. Holder, Mrs. J. X. Austin, Mrs.
| William Hooker. Mrs. Jack Camp.
! Mrs T. S. Kyle, Mrs G. H. Lloyd,
! Mrs r. C. Camp, Mrs. r. A. Burford,
/ Mrs Emily Green, Mrs. R. L. Ander-
son and Miss Annie Atkinson. Mrs.
/ r. S. Hall joined the players at noon.
At l o'clock four course luncheon
prepared, consisting of grapefruit
with cherries, deviled crab, tomato
aspic, waters, creamed chicken with
mushrooms in timbals, creamed peas
and carrots in new Irish potato cups,
brown bread, sandwiches, parfait and
white cake. The plates were attrac-
lively garnished with parsley and or
ange leaves and full justice was done
each delicacy by the thirteen guests.
As a souvenir of the happy oc-
casion Mrs. Clayton was given a sill
yer filagre cologne bottle. Mrs. Hol-
der and Mrs. Alison, who held top
scores, were given silk hose.
In giving her party, which will be
numbered among the very loveliest
of the season, Mrs. Koonce was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. F. H.
Howse and Miss Atkinson.
Mrs. Edward Holder and uests,
Mrs. C. M. Clayton and little daugh-
ter of Lakeland, Mrs. J. G. b. Koonce
and Mrs. J. X. Austin will motor to
Gainesville tomorrow. Mrs. Clayton
and daughter will visit friends and
the others in the party will return
home in the afternoon.
Mrs. M. H. Stovall has returned
from brief visit to Jacksonville.
Miss Marguerite Porter will give
her annual music recital on the eve
ming of June 1st at her studio rooms.
Mrs J. R. Moorhead spent yester-
day in Fairfield demonstrating to the
Fairfield canning club the art of put
ting up beans by the exhaust system!
The members of the club, numbering
about twenty-three, are most en-
thusiastic workers. Their work of
yesterday is to be sold#and the pro-
ceeds used for the purpose of organ
izing a public library. On Friday
Mrs. Moorhead and Miss Harris of
Tallahassee will give bean demon
stration at Griner Farm and on Sat
urday the ladies will 60 to Pedro
Miss Irene Rowe is the enthusiastic
:, little president of the Fairfield can
ming club.
Jsra Hag 2,
: This is national kindness week and
of course is being observed all over
the United States, especially by those
. interested in the protection of dumb
beasts. The animal protection COM
1
are most active throughout the coun-
try and the sentiment this great
!, movement fosters should be instille6
into the heart of every true Ameri-
can.
Mrs. w. o. Chambliss and little
a daughter Lois, and sister, Miss Lot
tie Chambliss, are visiting relative;
. at Lake City.
Yesterday afternoon Master Har.
. rington Hall was host to a jolly NOV
ing picture party, entertaining nine
! girls and boys. After witnessing the
pictures at the Temple, the CROWD
went to the home of the host where
ice cream, candy and punch was serv-
: ed, later going automobiling. The
, party was chaperoned by Mrs. r. s
Hall.
Mrs. Kate Clements of Lake Wen
is planning a delightful trip to Cali.
fornia. She expects to leave home
the latter part of June, going first tc
Nashville, where she will join friends
: and from there proceed to San Fran.
, cisco to attend the exposition.
The many Ocala friends of Mr.. A
: w. DeCamp will be sincerely sorry tc
hear of the death of his little daugh-
ter, Edith, in Connecticut a few days
I, ago.
Mr.. Henry Groves has arrived from
New York for visit of a week with
his mother, Mrs. Fl. C. Groves. He
will be accompanied back by his
mother, making the trip part of the
way in their car. Mr.. Groves is now
in New York and he is contemplating
making that city his home.
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