The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-10-08

the duties and privileges of the
fourth liberty loan in most interest
| ing manner. This locality, through
| its woman's committee and with the
hearty cooperation of the mems
committee, offered an enthusiastic
welcome, as proof of their apprecia-
ton and patriotism.
Suitcase Shower for Miss Campbell
Mrs j. R. Moorhead and Miss Mary
Mcdowell were hostesses yesterday
afternoon at one of the most pleasant
informal parties given by the young
women of the embroidery circle of the
Presbyterian church, especially in
honor of one of their most valued
members, Miss Alice Campbell, whose
marriage is an event of much pleas
urable interest in the near future.
The guests on this occasion included
only the members of the sewing cir
Gle.
After an hour of pleasant social
conversation, the bride-elect, who had
been asked to "come to this meeting
to help plan the winters work" re-
ceived perhaps one of the happiest
little surprises of her life, as Mrs.
Herndon and Miss Mcdowell entered
the living room bearing between
them big heart-shaped basket, tied
with pink ribbons and decorated with
pink vine and star jessamine, which
they placed at the feet of the hon.
Gree. Miss Campbell unclasped the
cover and with delighted surprise
viewed the wonderful contents, in the
presence of her friends. to whom she
is SO devoted and whose hearts are
SO firmly entwined about her. The
gifts were beautiful, simple and APP
propriate and will fill Miss Camp,
bells suitcase when on her wedding
journey.
After the lovely tokens of affec-
ton had been duly admired by the
don and Miss Mcdowell served their
guests a delicious lunch of tomato
aspic, white and brown bread sand
wiches, crackers and iced tea. which
brought to successful close an aft
ernoon of great pleasure which was
only marred by the thought that the
circle is 500 nto part with member
whose place will be hard to fill, and
who it is their delight to honor, she
having filled faithfully every trust
reposed in her. Miss Campbell has
for years held office in the missionary
society and is one of the most active
| workers in the church along all of it's
lines.
Family Reunion
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burgess were
hostesses at most delightful spend
the day party Sunday but which was
in reality a family reunion. This
pleasant event was planned and car
ried out especially in honor Of the
birthdays of the hostess and her
brother, Mr.. ]. s. McAteer. All the
family connections were present and
the day was one of innumerable
pleasures. A most delicious luncheon
was served at the noon hour in the
family dining room. the guests being
seated at beautifully appointed
table, which had been transformed
| into bower of loneliness, with its
! quantities of roses. and with it's
cut glass, silver and dainty china, it
was truly very beautiful. Places
were laid for twelve and full justice
was done to the course dinner that
was so perfectly served by Mrs. Bur-
CESS and her assistants. The menu
| consisted of fruit cocktail, roasted
turkey, broiled chicken. Spanish spa
| ghetti, creamed potatoes garnished
with parsley, succotash, Waldorf
salad on lettuce with mayonaise,
olives, pickles. Spanish cream served
with whipped cream, cherries and
cake.
Saturday is liberty loan day in
Ocala and will be fittingly celebrated,
although plans for the day have not
yet been formulated.
/ Union Bible study class of second
ward meets with Mrs. Bats on South
Watula street Wednesday at p. m.
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