The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-11-02

Smith, Mrs. Lopez, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs.
Peter, Mrs. Hanewacker, Mrs. James
Knight, Mrs. Heinz, Mrs. Long, Mrs.
Jones and Mrs. Hyneman. After the
games Mrs. Dewey invited her guests
to the dining room, where tea and
sandwiches were served.
Mrs. Richard McConathy, who had
respected to be one of the hostesses of
today was unavoidably prevented
from entertaining and like number
of other ladies, viii contribute money.
A cycle tea yesterday giving pleas
ure to eight girls had Miss Elizabeth
Bennett for it's hostess. The crowd
was composed of Mary Lane, Eva
! Lee Glass, Elizabeth Hooker, Jessie
] DeHon, Catharine Henry, Ruth How
ell, Annie Rooney and Rhoda Thomas
and the hostess took her guests to the
Temple and then to the drugstore for
cream.
At II o'clock today in Lakeland
Miss Mabel Drane was united in mar
riage to Mr. W. S. Moore at All
Saints Episcopal church, the wedding
/ being one of the most beautiful ever
witnessed in that city. The bride was
an admired visitor to Ocala two years
ago and in the wedding party were
five former Ocalans, Messrs. |. v.
Stevens, J. S. Jewett and O. M. Eaton,
who were ushers, Mrs. Eaton presid-
/ ed at the piano and little Miss Nan
Jewett was one of the two dainty
flower girls. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
sailed from Port Tampa this after
noon for Cuba to spend their honey
moon.
Friends of Misses Alma, Mary and
Louise DeCottes of jacksonville will
regret to learn that their seashore
home was. one of the residences at
Pablo Beach completely destroyed by
fire Sunday night. Misses DeCottes
visit in Ocala and they have had as
their guests at Pablo number of
/ Ocalans.
I Miss Melvine Burts, who has been
/ visiting in Ocala and at Blitchton for
the past ten days, was called to her
home in Tampa yesterday by the
death of an aunt. Mss Burts is one
of the most attractive young ladies
who frequently visits Ocala and her
friends will learn with-sorrow of her
bereavement. Miss Burts will return
for the Marion County Fair.
j Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Brigance came
down from Micanopy yesterday on a
short business visit.
I DIR. C. w. Norman will return to-
morrow or Thursday from business
"trip to his former home at Barlow.
j Master A. T. Thomas Jr., is i'll at
the home of his parents on Lake
1 Weir avenue.
i Mr.. and Mrs. J. HI. Badger and Mr..
Allie Brooks of Oldtown, were shop
lping and transacting business in the
city today.
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Boisseau are
now making their home in Miss Rena
j Smiths house, corner Watula street
and East Broadway.
i Mr.. Walter S. C. Yonge is in the
Icity from Jacksonville, visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Yonge.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Packham have
j returned from their summer vacation
lin New Jersey, and are again in their
Icozy home on South Wenona street.
i DIR. S. H. Bitch and family from
Blitchton were in town today.
/ As guests of Mrs. Herbert Lattner
the members of the Tuesday auction
club spent this afternoon delightfully."-
lenjoying their weekly play. There
iwere two tables of members compos-
ed of Mrs. R. N. Dosh, Mrs. w. v.
Newsom Jr., Misses Nellie Gottlieb,
Rosebud Robinson, Mary Mcdowell,
Helen Brown, Dorothy Schneider and
Kathleen Jackson. A prettily en-
broidered tray cloth was awarded for
/, top score and at the conclusion of the
games friend oysters, hot rolls, cheese
chips, dill pickles and coffe were serv-
ed. Mrs. N. |. GottIieb and Miss
. Frances Tarver joined the players
j late.
j Miss Music Bullock returned yes
, terday from a weekend visit to Mr..
: and Mrs H. F. Powitzky at Fruit
, land Park, going down especially to
. lattend a Halloween party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Powitzky Saturday
, might.
The woman's auxiliary of Grace
: church held its monthly business
meeting at $3.50 o'clock this after
. noon at the rectory.
/ UnintentionalIy the name of Mrs