The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-04-13
Seniors to. be Entertained

tertainments are planned and carried
out with utmost care, consequently
they are numbered among the most
beautiful affairs of the spring sea
SON. The initial party in the series
for the Is class viii be given Friday
evening by Miss Margaret Jackson
and Mr.. Welsh Dewey, president and
secretary, respectively of the class, at
the home Of the former. On Friday
evening of next week, Miss Vivienne
Eycleshimer will entertain, and the
following Saturday the juniors are
planning to compliment the seniors.
The class roll includes Misses Jack
son, Olivia Toffaletti, vice president,
Susie Erwin, treasurer, Nan Brooks,
Ruby Cappleman, Dorothy Schneider,
Vivienne Eycleshimer, Messrs. Dewey,
Sam Burford, John Bats and Alfred
MacKay.
Auction Club Entertained by Miss
Clarkson
The members of the Tuesday auc-
ton club were charmingly entertain
ed this afternoon by Miss Ellen
C1arkson Invited to play with the
club were several friends making in
all four tables of players who enjoy
ed greatly the FIVE progressions.
The attractive floral decorations
were pansies, yiolets and nasturtiums.
The club prize was silk hose and the
visitors trophy was box of pretty
crepe de chene handkerchief. At
the conclusion of the games the host
ess was assisted by Miss Jean Aus
tin in serving a refreshing ice course
consisting of strawberry cream with
whipped cream, topped with berries
and cake.
Adding extra pleasure to the club
meeting today was the presence of
former popular member, Miss Rose
bud Robinson of Tampa. The other
guests were Miss Beatrice Vein
icke, Mildred Groman, Hester and
Marion Dewey, Hope Robinson, Adele
Bittinger, Helen Brown, Kathleen
jackson, Mary Mcdowell, Alice Bull
lock, Ethel Crosby, Nellie GottIieb,
Mrs. R. n. Dosh, Mrs. Herbert Latt-
ner, Mrs. Eta Robinson and Mrs.
James Taylor.
Birthday Party for Master HeIvenston
Mrs. E. T. Helvenston at her home
on Lime street entertained the child
rem of her neighborhood at delight
full party this afternoon in honor of
the birthday anniversary of her hand
some young son, Master Edward Gary
Helvenston, who was four yesterday.
The party was on the lawn and the
children spent the time happily, blow
ing soap bubbles, the little tables
holding the suds and pipes being put
under the trees where rugs and chairs
had been arranged. Strawberry ice
cream, cake and stuffed dates were
served late in the afternoon. The
pretty birthday cake was adorned
with four lighted candles.
Among the guests invited to enjoy
the party were Master Edwards
kindergarten teachers, Misses Mary
Gates and Frances Rowley and Dr. E.
Van Hood, who also celebrated yes
terday birthday anniversary. Mrs.
Helvenston was assisted by Mrs. W.
T. Gary, Mrs. ]. C. Smith and Mrs. /.
v. Stevens.
Complimenting Miss Beatrice
Weinecke of Jacksonville, the VIM
some guest of Miss Hester Dewey,
Miss Helen Brown was hostess this
morning to an informal two-table
auction party. Composing the tables
were Misses Weinecke, Hester and
Marion Dewey, Adele Bittinger, Hope
Robinson, Frances Arnold, Doris Muir
ry and Edith Williams. Others en-
ioying the morning with the hostess
and players were Misses Bessie Mac
Kay and Jean Austin. At noon a
dainty lunch of salad, creamed
shrimp, ice tea and waters was serv-
ed. The trophy for top score was a
pretty corsage bouquet of violets and
similar gift. presented the guest
of honor.
The many friends of DIR. ]. H. Pitt
man will regret to learn that he is
quite i'll at his home in Riverside
Jacksonville Metropolis.
Miss Kathleen jackson has as her
guest for several weeks Miss Rose
bud Robinson of Tampa This is Miss
Robinson's first visit to Ocala since
giving up her residence here last win
ter and her many friends are accord
ing her warm welcome.
Mrs. Herbert Lattner, who has been
making her mother, Mrs. ]. B. Cham
berlain an Easter visit in Jackson
vile, has returned home.
Mrs. B. T. Perdue has returned from
West Palm Beach, where she enjoy
ed a visit of FIVE weeks with DIR. and
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