The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-22
OALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Perfectly Pretty Parties

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exit" Davis, and danced away a
couple of pleasant hours. 1t was the
incest kind of a dance for there We're
no boys present, and the young ladies
danced with each other. Those pres
ent were Misses Louise Spencer, Les
ley Jackson, Agnes Burford, CallieI
Gissendaner, Sarah DeHon, Theo
Beckham, Ellen Stripping, Lillian
Clarkson and Ethel Sloat. That ma
ture and demure young lady, Miss
Ruby Gissendaner, sedately off1ciated
as chaperon.
Tonight this charming bunch will
go to Silver Springs and have a
splash party, after which they will
probably trip the light fantastic in
the new pavilion. They will travel in
the Coca-Cola company's truck, under
the convoy Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dehon,
and intend to duck any of the boys
who are rash enough to intrude while
they are in the water.
Mr.. Lagrange Sistrunk, who has
been in the navy for the past year,
and for the last few months on the
battleship Kansas, reached home yes
terday afternoon, and has been kept
busy greeting his friends. Owing to
the fact his aid is need by his father
Mr.. S. T. Sistrunk, in carrying on
his big farm at Arden, Mr.. Sistrunk
has resigned from the navy, and will
take charge of the farm. He has
learned a great deal about man-of-
wars mans work during his service,
and in case the country needed him
would go back into the navy at once.
A silver tea for the benefit of the
proposed city park will be given at
the home of Mrs. Harvey Clark on
Fort King avenue, Friday, September
20. The hours will be from 4 o'clock
in the afternoon to 10 o'clock in the
evening. The park is being promoted
by the Woman's Club, and the club
asks the assistance of the public
Work on the park will be started next
month, under the direction of Mr..
Harold B. Swope, landscape architect.
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Complimenting Miss Alice Bullock
of Ocala, who was the house guest OF
Miss Christine Wideman, Mrs. S. w.
Johnston entertained with cards and
dancing Friday evening. Given well
waxed floors, catchy victrola music,
seventeen young people alive with
high spirits and one can have a small
conception of the affair of Friday
night.-DeLand News.
A pretty girl baby arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Hunter
yesterday afternoon. She arrived just
in time to welcome her father on his
return from New York City. The lit
tie girls name will be Dorothy May,
and all the friends of her parents
hope she will grow up to be as charm
ing and useful lady as her mother.
This evening missionary rally will
be held in the Baraca hall at 1880. A
program of unusual interest has been
arranged by the Young Woman's and
Girls Auxiliary and all are invited to
attend. A social hour will follow the
onI IF Ivy
worth while" pleasure will be yours
if you are present.
Mrs. w. T. Gary and children after
spending the past six weeks most de-
hghtfully in the Pollyanna cottage on
Ocean avenue, left yesterday for
their home in Ocala. Mrs. Gary is a
prominent club woman and while here
organized the Women's Christian
Temperance Union.-Daytona Jour-
nal.
The friends of Mrs. Thos J. Nor
rison of Louisville, KY, who has visit
ed Ocala several times in the past few
years, will be glad to know she will
soon be here again. She will open a
millinery shop in the store room next
| tc Counts.
]. R. Martin and daughter, Miss
Sarah Pearl of Ocala, were the week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Will
hanson. Mr.. Martin is an important
turpentine operator of Ocala and will
soon accompany his daughter to At
lanta, where she will enter the Agnes
Scott University.-DeLand News.
Little Miss Helen Newsom of Ocala,
who has been visiting with little Miss
Gertrude Mayo, returned to her home
last Saturday. She was accompanied
by Miss Gertrude, who spent a couple
of days with her.-Summerfeld
Chronicle.
Miss Beulah Hall and Mr.. Earl
Short of the W. T. Hall farm, gave a
party to their many young friends
last Tuesday night. All who attend
ed spent a pleasant evening.-Sum-
merfeld Chronicle.