The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-16


and Mrs. L. F. Blalock, served sand
wiches, chicken salad, olives, waters,
cake and iced tea.
Luncheon HOnOring Miss Gates
Last Thursday at her home in An
thony Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Fred
erick Swain at one o'clock entertain
ed the Higginbotham-Gates bridal
party at a six-course luncheon. The
table was beautifully decorated, the
color scheme being green and white.
A handsome crocheted luncheon set
adorned the table. In the center was
basket of ferns and roses.
The bride was given the seat of
honor and the other guests found their
places by beautiful hand-painted place
cards.
The favors were little white and
green baskets of candied hearts, and
gold slipper filled with rice for the
bride. The principal feature of the
luncheon was the cutting of the
brides cake, which contained a ring,
dime and a thimble, the dime being
found by the bride, the thimble by
Miss Esther Gates and the ring by
little Miss Charlotte Swain.
The love in my heart is as strong
as the hills
And as deep as the fathomless sea,
As pure as the breath of the rose
that thrills
The soul of the summer with glee.
'Tis fair as the light of the faithful
stars
That CLEAN in the boundless blue,
No selfish mote it's radiance bars,
Sweet Babette, it is all for you.
This and many more were the
beautiful verses and good wishes ex-
tended this day to sweet little Babette
Peyser, who with a host of friends
celebrated her seventh birthday al
the home of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Peyser. The little
guests assembled at the home at
o'clock and after playing a number OF
games all went to the Temple to see
the pictures. The little hostess was
as pretty as fairy in her white
dress and bright ribbons and assisted
| by her mother and her grandmother
and her little sister, Miss Caroline
Peyser, the afternoon was one OF
great pleasure. Delicious refresh.
ments of ice cream and cake with
| lemonade were served in greatest
quantity and each little man and maiC
left most reluctantly amid a shower
of many good wishes for many hap,
py returns of this day. Babette':
party was a beautiful little affair
and will long be remembered as z
happy seventh anniversary.
Miss Alice Campbell, after viewing
the wonders of the Mammoth Cave, i:
now visiting relatives in Clarksville
| Tenn.
Miss Hilda Budd has returned Il
her home in Leesburg after a few
days spent in the city the guest OF
Miss Dorothy Schneider.
Mr.. James Lester is expected to
morrow from Panasoffkee for a visit
of few days to the family of Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. B. Weihe.
/
Mr.. Arthur Cobb received a tele
gram last night announcing the yer!
serious illness of his sister, Mrs. o
w. Long at her home in Newberry, S
c. Unless a more favorable messag,
is received today, Mr.. Cobb will hastel
at once to her bedside.
|
Mr.. S. P. Hollinrake left this morn
ing to join his family, who are having
a pleasant vacation at Montrose, Pa
They will all return Oct. /.
In Trinity Episcopal church, Gaines
vile, Tuesday, Miss Lucille Glass wa
married to Mr.. Terrell Barco. Bot
the young people are well known AM
very popular in Gainesville. Nh
Barco is a nephew of Mrs. Waite
Hood and Mrs. w. X. Zewadski o
Ocala.
Miss May Bradshaw has returne'
from Ocala, where she enjoyed a visi
of two weeks.-St. Petersburg Inde
pendent.
Sister Esther Carlotta returned thi
morning from Jacksonville, where sh
has spent the past several days a
the guest of Mrs. Porcher L'Engle
Sister Carlotta was in Jacksonvill
partly on u. d. C. business and partl
to look after several details in con
nection with the trip to San Francisc
which she will conduct newt month";
st. Augustine Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Massee of Ma
con, Ga, who are touring the stat
in their automobile and are register
ed at the Harrington hotel for severe
days, will return this evening fror
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