The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-10
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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At their elegant home on Oklawaha
avenue Saturday afternoon, from 4:30
to $50, Mrs. C. R. Tydings and her
sister, Miss Annie Davis, entertained
"A large number of the friends of Miss
Annie Atkinson, in honor of that
charming young lady, who Ocala will
lose to Fort, Lauderdale this week
and is consequently making use of the
few remaining hours to testify its ap-
probation of her. The Tydings home
was tastefully arranged for the oc-
|casion, and its halls and parlors were
thronged with over half hundred of
Miss Atkinson's friends. Miss Annie
Davis met the guests on the piazza
and welcomed them into the reception
room where they were received by
Mrs. Tydings, Miss Atkinson and Miss
Mary Wyatt Galbraith. The most
refreshing of punch was served to all
by those two really, truly Hebes,
Misses Emma Nelson and Virginia
Sistrunk. A pretty musical program
was rendered by Misses Cecile Downs
and Irma Blake vocally and Misses
Sidney Harold and Ellen Clarkson
on the piano. Late in the afternoon a
dainty ice course was served by
Misses Margaret and Leslie jackson
and Louise Spencer. Perhaps the most
pleasant event Of the occasion was the
presentation of an elegant cutglass
dish to the honor guest, to whom all
present also gave their most sincere
good wishes as they left for their
homes.
Miss Alice Bullock entertained this
morning at her home in honor of Miss
Annie Margaret Atkinson, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Alfred Beck takes place
on Wednesday. Miss Bullock's guests
were the wedding attendants and one
or two others. There were two tables
of auction, after which delightful re-
freshment swere served. The gift to
Miss Atkinson was beautiful towel
set. The guests prize was a silk
work bag. Those present were:
Miss Annie Margaret Atkinson, Mrs.
S. T. Sistrunk, Miss Virginia Sistrunk,
Miss Emma Nelson and Mrs. CISCO
Zewadski Jr., of Tampa, Mrs. Sylvan
McElroy of Orlando; Miss Mary
Wyatt Galbraith of Galbraith Springs,
Tenn; Miss Betty Wray McIver, Miss
Eugenia Fuller, Miss Janet Weathers.
Mr.. George Mexican after brief
visit to his father-in-law, Judge w. S.
Bullock and family, returned this
morning to his home in Tampa. Mrs.
Mexican and her little daughter, who
stopped few days in Washington, on
their way to Lake Chautauqua, are ex-
lpected to finish their journey to that
noted summer resort today.
| Mrs. w. III. Jackson and Miss Edna
Nelson arrived today from Tampa,
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.
Sistrunk. Mrs. jackson will sing at
the Beck-Atkinson wedding Wednes-
day evening, and Miss Nelson will be
one of Miss Atkinson's bridesmaids.
i $50
| Mr.. v. r. Smith Of Wacahoota is
paying a visit to his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ed
wards. Mrs. Smith has been with her
daughter in Ocala for a week, having
returned from a Jacksonville hospital,
where she underwent an operation.
$50
The Junior Sewing Circle of the
Methodist church meets with Mrs.
John Graham Wednesday afternoon at
i o'clock.
i DR.. Sylvan McElroy and Mr.. Frank
Brumby of Orlando were Sunday Wis
itors, coming over in the Doctors cal
to visit Mrs. McElroy, who is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
lJchn Dozier. In the afternoon DR.
land Mrs. McElroy, Miss Alice Bull
lock and Mr.. Brumby autoed to Lake
Weir for a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Camp. DR.. McEIroy and Mr.. Brumby
returned to Orlando this morning.
$50
/ The play at the Temple tomorrow
afternoon is aFate's Boomerang" q
most cleverly designed amovie," By
Mrs. BERTHE Badger Meyers, whom
Ocala may claim as her own. Mrs
Meyers has great talent, which has
been well brought out in the concep.
ton of this most interesting play. I,
deserved good houses on its owr
merit, not to speak of local pride il
the authoress, and the Star hopes il
will have successful run.
$50
II Mrs. J. M. Gross Sunday schoo
class will give silver tea at the par
sonage Tuesday afternoon at foul
o'clock.
/ Miss Eleanor and Minnie Tremere
or Belleview were among the pleased
visitors to Silver Springs Sunday.
/ The Ernest Workers Sunday schoo
Iclass of the Methodist church viii
Igive silver tea at the parsonage
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
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Mrs. FL. G.. Jones' children. Violet