The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-10-19
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
If You Have Any News for this De.
partment, Call Up Five-One-Y
Commercials Clubs Opening Recep-

s1Ofh
Messrs. A. F. Sandlin, j. D. Nc.
Donald, Norton Davis, NJ. C. Izlar anG
K. L. Anderson Jr., the entertainment
committee of the Commercial Club
met at the club rooms last night te
make further arrangements for the
reception and ball TO be given by the
club on the night of Friday, Oct. 81.
Work has been going on steadily al
the club rooms for the past few weeks
and they are in the best of shape fol
a social center. The pride of the
committee is the ballroom, the floor
Of which has been polished and var.
nished, and will be waved, until it il
as smooth as glass.
On the night of the reception, the
rooms will be beautifully decorated A
committee of young ladies have
agreed to look after this feature
which is guarantee that the task
will be faithfully and tastefully per-
formed.
The reception will begin at 8 o'clock
At the foot of the stairway leading to
the clubrooms, the guests will be met
and welcomed by Messrs. ]. j. Gerig
I and Albert Harriss. The receiving
line will be at the head of the stairs.
1t will consist of President Hampton,
Secretary Dozier and several ladies.
After the guests are assembled, a
brief and appropriate address of well
come will be made by President
Hampton, after which all will be ex-
pected to make themselves happy the
remainder of the evening.
Mr.. Norton Davis will be floor man
ager in the ballroom, where Professor
BODIES orchestra will render music
until midnight. For those who do not
dance, there will be comfortable
seats, tables and all varieties of
games. A bevy of girls will dispense
refreshments from a big punchbowl
at convenient corner in the hall.
It is evident that there will be a
large attendance and most enjoy
able evening.
The members of the Commercial
Club desire to make their rooms a
social center Ladies belonging to
the families Of the members, and
friends who may be their guests, will
be welcome to visit the rooms at any
time, and Thursday is to be particu-
larly designated as ladies' day.
The entertainment committee is
considering arranging for at least
two balls a month thru the season,
and will do so if it has proper sup
port. 1t intends to install graph
ophone in the ball room, so the young
people connected with or friends of
the club can have dancing any even
+ ing they may desire to do SO.
The committee, in fact, will make
of the club place where its members
and friends, both of the city and visit
ors, can meet and have social hour
any time they desire. The plans are
good and should be heartily backed up
by the membership.
The Ocala friends of the high
contracting parties have been favored
by receiving copies of the following
Invitation:
Mrs. Minnie Smith
invites you to be present at the
marriage of her daughter
Ruth Marie
to
| Mr.. Thomas B. Jameson
Wednesday evening, October the
| twenty-ffth at eight o'clock
Clairmont House, Mt. Pocono
Pennsylvania
At home after November 8, 1916
No. 507 East Liberty street, Ann Ar
lbor, Michigan.
Mr.. Jameson is well remembered il
lOcala where he lived and worked a
his business of cement laying, fol
several years, and his bride-to-be is ,
un1.v rratfu yo14uo ladv who was fh,