The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-10-22

DIR. and Mrs. w. Moore Scott in Sa-
vannad, is convalescing. Master
Scott is a nephew of Mrs. E. L. Car
ney and with his mother will visit his
aunt as soon as he is able to travel.
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Auction Club Entertained by Miss
Robinson
Taking precedence in the series of
informal affairs of the week, in the
point of interest and pleasure, will
be the meeting of the young ladies'
auction club which took place this
afternoon with Miss Fanny Robinson
as hostess.
Grouped around the four tables
placed for the games in the living
room prettily adorned for the occa-
sion, were Misses Hope Robinson,
Eugenia Fuller, Adele Bittinger,
Hester Dewey, Mary Burford, Alice
Bullock, Nellie Gottlieb, Helen Brown,
Dorothy Schneider, Kathleen Jackson,
Annie Atkinson, Mrs. James Taylor,
Mrs. /. F. Bennett, Mrs. w. v. New
som Jr., Mrs. R. A, Burford Jr. and
Mrs. Harry Walters. The players
were joined late by Mrs. C. B. Aver
and Miss Annie Davis.
The trophies for high scores were
dainty handkerchiefs and an embroid-
cred towel, the former being award
ed as the visitors prize and the lat
ter the club.
Following the games refreshmen'
course consisting of shrimp salad in
tomato cups, potato chips, sand.
witches and ice tea was relished. The
hostess was assisted in serving BY
her mother and sister, Mrs. M. E
Robinson and Miss Rosebud Robinson
A meeting of the members of the
Florida colony in Washington will b.
called on Nov. 2 to take initiativ.
steps in organizing state society t.
be called the Florida Society Of Wash
ing. Senator and Mrs. D. U. Fletchel
are taking the lead.
Mrs. E. M. Osborne is entertaining
her niece, Miss Melvine Burts o
Tampa, who arrived yesterday from
visit to Miss Sue Simpson il
Gainesville. Miss Burts will go t
Blitchton next week for a visit t
Miss Legie Bitch before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Waterman Wi
move the middle of November int
the C. L. Gamsby cottage occupie
last winter by Mr.. P. j. Theus an
family, vacating the cottage of Judg
w. S. Bullock on South Secon
street.
Friends will be panied to learn {
the illness of Miss Meta Jewett
Lakeland, where she has been I'll
| guest of her brother, Mr.. Sanfol
| Jewett and family. In response to
wire announcing the illness of h
sister, Mr.. Stephen Jewett left in
mediately for Lakeland. Miss Jewe
had an aggravated case of append
citis and was operated on yesterda
Mr.. Jewett returned last night, lea
: ing his sister resting comfortably.
Miss Dorothy Simmons, the your
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Sir
: mons, residents of Ocala until la
= year, will arrive next week from Ri
cayne Key below Miami, to spend t
school term with Mrs. j. G. Smith Al
little Miss India Smith. She will
accompanied by her mother who W
make brief visit to friends befo
returning home.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Mayo and Il
n of interesting children are hol
r. from a visit of several weeks w
/ relatives in Atlanta and LaGrani
n Ga.
II Mrs. J. Fl. Taylor is gradually
cuperating after an illness of we
a Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Maddox ne
r returned to their home in st. Pete
n burg after a visit in this city.
Cards were received this morn
from Mr.. Ralph Robinson in Bost
nd Mr.. Robinson is enjoying greatly
rs fall in the east. He viii not ret
o. home for some time yet.
m
he Mss Christine Wideman, seve
m times an attractive visitor in Dc
and Mrs. S. w. Johnson were HI
esses recently to one of the pleass
lla est teas given in DeLand this
of The party was a courtesy to i
is Garrison, the lovely bride of Mr.
M. P. Garrison, who is well known
many Ocalans.
ing A welcome and beloved guest
is the city is DR.. w. III. Dodge, who
rived this afternoon from Jack
vile. DIR. Dodge is the guest OF
will and Mrs. D. E. McIver and came
will pecially for the installation servic
sey be held Sunday at the Presbyte
his church.