The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-12
Mrs. Watt Entertained at a Musicale
Honoring Mrs. Mckay

functions that this year, or any other,
has Witnessed was the morning musi-
Gale given from 10 to y o'clock today
by Mrs. Harry Farlin Watt at her
attractive bungalow in Linwood su-
bufb. i'm honor of her house guest,
Mrs. William George Mckay, of Jack
sonviIle.
For her floral decorative motif Mrs.
Watt selected a flower now at its
height, the pretty morning glory,
which with greens was used exclusive
/ Is except for jardinieres of zen
/ las, places on the veranda. The spa
ciOus living room and dining room,
separated only by grille work, were
thrown together for the musicale and
these attractive apartments together
with an adjoining room, were wreath
ed throughout with garlands of blue
/ the flowers and greens was exceeding
Is artistic and gave a bower like eff
feet to the rooms. Vieing with the
interior decorations was the broad pi-
azza, which with its dark green
screens, was converted into an out
door living room and made alluring
. by dozens of zenias in jardineres,
rugs, seats and swing.
Amidst the charming floral fram-
ing were seated the guests assem-
bled for the musicale, a pretty pic
ture in a pretty setting.
Mrs. w. K Lane and Mrs. Harry
Walters met the guests as they ar
rived and invited them to the punch
table, where a refreshing fruit punch
was served by Misses Onie Chazel and
Flair Woodrow. Around the base of
the tall bowl morning glories were
tw,ned and on the edge of the bowl
were perched little blue birds.
Mrs. Watt received her guests
wearing a blue taffeta dress with cor
sage bouquet of Killarney roses and
was most gracious i'm extending the
cordial hospitality of her home. Mrs.
Mckay, the charming honoree, wore
most becoming gown of old rose
chiffon, with corsage of roses, the
same as the hostess. 1t was with
much pleasure, the guests met Mrs.
Mckay.
Miss Virginia Sistrunk distributed
the programs and ushered the ladies
to their seats.
The artist of the morning was Miss
Cecile Downs, Ocala's gifted vocalist
who is studying for grand opera and
* now home on a summer vacation.
Her accompaniments were played by
Miss Mamie Gross a pianist whose
appearance on any program is an as
surance of success and who can fill the
the difficult roll of accompanist with
ease and skill.
Following was the program:
l (a) On a. Wild Rose Tree. .Rotoli
(b) Gray Days ..... johnson
(c) Spirit Flower &c. Upton
I'D A Birthday Woodman
(a) My Soul ........B Bond
fb) Somewhere Voice is Call
ing ........T Tate
(c) / Hear a Thrush at Eve. Cad
man.
I'D To a Messenger -. La Forge
(a) Where My Caravan Has
rested LOnr
(b) Mammy's Song ..... Ware
(c) VIII o. the Wisp ...Spross
Cd Hayfields and Butterflies
Del RiegO
Following the fine program came
III oh zn1oI
tomato aspic, waters, pickles, grape
ice capped with candied violets and
macaroons. Misses Mary and Anna
Mcdowell, and Misses Woodrow and
Chazal assisted in serving.
Bidden to this beautiful party were
only the ladies who have entertained
Mrs Watt since she came to the city
to reside. The invitation list was as
follows: Mrs. H. C. Dozier, Mrs.
William Hooker, Mrs. L. F. Blalock,
Mrs. G. w. Richardson, Mrs. D. w.
Tomplzins, Mrs. w. A. Knight, Mrs.
E. L. Carney, Mrs NJ. J. Roess, Mrs
H. a Ford, Mrs. G.. H. Ford, Mrs. r.
T. Birdsey, Miss Emily Stotesbury,
Mrs. F. T. Schneider, Mrs. r. L. An
derson. Mrs. ID. S. Woodrow, Mrs. f.
| J. Crook. Mrs. L. r. Chazal, Mrs. c.
| w Hunter, Mrs. ID. NJ. Smith, Mrs.
W NJ. Wagnon, Mrs. Harvey Clark,
Mrs. c. H. Lloyd Mrs. d. C. Stiles,
Mrs. Jack Camp, Mrs. T. w. Troxler,
/ Mrs. Charles Rheinauer, Mrs. G. K.
| Robinson, Mrs. L. p. Wilson, Mrs.
/ William Charles, Mrs. L. II. Won En-
gelElen, Mrs. T. J. Johnson, Mrs. w.
! D. Taylor, Mrs. w. d. earn, Mrs. G.
5. Cullen, Mrs. William Wolf, Mrs.
George Mckay, Mrs. f. c. Bennett,
! Mrs. Walter Marsh, Mrs. Robert
/ Sanders, Mrs. w X. Zewadski, Miss
May Marshall, Mrs. NJ. E. Robinson,
Mrs. W. W. Wood, Misses Annie Da-
Wis, Kathleen Jackson, Dorothy
| Schreiber, Mamie Taylor, Catharine
McNab, Geneieve Wood, Ludie Smith,
Mamie Ruth Sanders, Annie Atkin-
son and the ladies assisting.
Miss Sarah Burwell, who has been
/ the lovely young guest of her cous-
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