The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-06
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Hiss Robinson Hostess to the Auction
Club

Hiss Robinson Hostess to the Auction :
Club :
The young ladies' auction club spent :
a most pleasant afternoon today the
guest of Miss Hope Robinson There
We're three tables of players compos- :
ed Of Misses Beulah Hall, Mary Bur- :
ford, Eugenia Fuller, Annie Davis,
Alice Bullock, Adele Bittinger, Hester :
Dewey, Annie Atkinson, Mrs. Harry !
Walters and the following who were :
invited TO play with the members, {
Misses Helen Brown, Rosebud Robin :
son and Carol Perrenot. Misses Ludie
Smith and Dorothy Schreiber were I,
guests not playing. An ice course was
served at the conclusion of the five
prOgressions and while it was being I
relished scores were compared and to
the club member holding the highest
pretty shampoo jacket was awarded
and to the visitor a dainty handker
chief was given. |,
| A large bridge party was given on
Saturday evening by the management
of the Manor for the guests and their
friends. Nine tables were made up
and the party was given in the sun
parlor Miss Ethel Walker Of Gaines
vile, Fla, won the ladies' prize and
the gentlemen's prize was won by
Mr.. w. J. Hilands of Ocala, Fla
Asheville, IN. C.l Gazette-News.
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Mr.. W. ]. Frink arrived yesterday
afternoon in his car from Jackson
vile for a several days visit in Ocala
and vicinity. He was accompanied
from Palatka by Misses Catherine
and Mildred Pyles.
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Dr. and Mrs. E. Van Hood are plan
ming to leave shortly for North Caro-
lima to join Miss Marguerite Porter,
who is a member of party camping
,, near Hendersonville. From there they
will go to Lookout Mountain, Tenn,
t. spend a fortnight, at which place
they will be joined by Mrs. Hoods
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Collier and chill
dren of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Col. r. F. Rogers is wearing an
! elastic smile Yesterday he visited
his son, Mr.. o. H. Rogers at Lynne
and while there made the acquain-
tance of his fine young grandson, who
was born to his fond parents Monday.
The summer school that has been
1 e., ,r-HA xxyaalrc aA hn nj
versity of Florida, Gainesville, will
: close tomorrow and next week exam
nations for teachers certificates will
n be held. Arriving home tomorrow and
u Sunday will be the following who
,: have attended the normal, viz: Misses
Anna Mcdowell, Emmalee Bridges
= Marion Dewey, Tommie Standley
Susie Erwin, Mildred Essex, Ethe
8 Crosby and Mr.. Robert Connor. Miss
% Dewey, who took the county schoo
" examinations in June, has been giver
st a position for the coming term in the
re school at Courtney, near Cocoa.
Much enthusiasm has been created
= over the grand gold medal contes
1 IndI Is 10 DC HCl1 dI o ONAONh I'LL
evening at the Methodist church un
= der the auspices of the w. c. t. u. A
j treat is in store for those who will at
j tend.
j Miss Rexie Todd, who during he
9 mothers absence in North Carolin;
y will visit among friends, is the CUES
Y now of Miss Mabel Meffert.
S
n Miss May Hall of St. Petersburg
will conclude her delightful visit t
" Miss Mabel Meffert Monday, leavini
d that afternoon for Georgia.
= Mrs. ]. R. Moorhead received tele
u gram this morning from her sister
"A Mrs. Fred McCutcheon, formerly Mis-
~ Nellie Hooper, who is now living q
III Erie, Pa, bearing the welcome new
IA that she was safe. She was not
~ the flooded district.
q Miss Enelia Sneller of Montbroo
n is a guest of friends in town and WI
" be one of the contestants in the gran
"a gold medal contest.
NJ Mrs. G. w. Cleveland is spending
" week pleasantly with Mrs. A.
(d Brigance at her country home nes
" Micanopy.
IL The Ocala friends of Miss EleanC
IL Crom will regret to hear that she
y ill at her home in Gainesville. 81
was operated on Wednesday for a.
II pendicitis.