The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-21
Red Cross Pazty a Success

Mrs. W. l. Evans in Fort Lauderdale.
Red Cross Pa7ty a Success
The card party and golf contest
given by Miss Emily Stotesbury We'd
nesday afternoon at the Ocala Coun-
try Club was a delightful affair and
a big success, the proceeds amounting
to over $40. Mrs. G. A. Ottmann and
Mrs. Charles Foxsin Red Cross nurse
costumes were the cashiers.
Miss Adela AK made the highest
auction score. and was presented the
prize, a thrift stamp. Miss 0nie Cha
zal made the second score and also
received thrift stamp. Miss RATHER
inc Livingston received the same
prize for the highest rock score.
Mrs. Harvey Clark's guests were
Mrs. w. J. Frink, Mrs. F. R. Hooker
and Miss Mary Mcdowell.
Mrs. E. G. Peek's guests were Mrs.
j. d. Robertson, Mrs. B. F. Condor
and Mrs. Harry Hall.
Mrs. Henry Livingston's rock
guests were her sister, Mrs. HARRISON,
Mrs. w. S. Bullock and Miss RATHER
inc Livingston.
Mrs. Christian AK entertained Mrs.
L. R. Chazal, Mrs. C. S. Cullen, Mrs.
E. ]. Crook and Miss Virginia Reese.
Mrs. Walter Hoods guests were
Mrs. Clarence Zewadski, Mrs. j. D.
Macdonald, Mrs. Harry Walters and
Mrs Liston Ketchum.
Mrs. C. L. Gamsby's guests were
Mrs. N Hickman, Miss Abbie Munroe
and Miss Minnie Gamsby.
Mrs. H: A. Waterman's rock guests
were her mother, Mrs. j. B. Potter,
Mrs. Albert Gerig and Mrs. Walter
Hood.
Mrs. w. A. Wilds, Mrs. Peter Mack
intosh, Miss Annie Davis and Miss
Lucille Robinson formed another table.
Mrs. George Ford's guests were
Mrs B. A. Weathers, Mrs. j. ]. Gerig,
Mrs. F. H. Logan and her mother,
Mrs. Slattery.
Mrs. r. L. Anderson entertained
Misses Mabel Meffert, Caroline Har-
riss, Onie Chazal, Dorothy and Marie
Hickman, Emma Perry, Sue Moore,
Ruth Rentz, Mary Harriet Living
ston, Elizabeth Davis and Adela AK,
all A Club members, and Mrs. Homer
Oliver and Miss Hester Dewey. Mrs.
Anderson gave special prize to her
guests, war savings stamp. which
was won by Miss AK.
In the mixed foursome contest Mrs.
G. H. Lloyd and Mr.. Jack Camp were
the winners with a 49.
The contestants drew and played as
follows:
Mr.. Clarence Camp and Mrs. Cliff
ton Camp.
Mr.. Albert Gerig and Mrs. Jim
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drake
Mr.. L. G. Ketchum and Mrs. Jack
Camp.
Mr.. Frank Harris Jr. and Mrs.
Clarence Camp.
Mr.. Clifton Camp and Mrs. George
Ford.
Mr.. B. A. Weathers and Miss Louise
Gamsby.
Mrs. c. C. Bailey and Mrs. D. M.
Smith also played golf but did not
enter the contest.
In the long driving contest for the
men, Mr.. Frank Drake was the win
ner, driving 222 yards
A beautiful and fitting end to this
Red Cross party was the presentation
of service flag to the Ocala Country
Club by Miss Stotesbury, the presen-
tation speech being made by Rev. G.
A. Ottmann Rev Ottmann gave his
address on the veranda where the
card tables were arranged. His texts
we're from the scriptures, and while
his words were beautiful and touch
ing in regard to the young men who
have SO frequently played on our
links, his talk was very short. The
service flag was then dropped with its
sixteen blue stars, and Rev. Ottmann
prayed that none would ever be re-
placed by gold one. The stars were
for R. L. Anderson Jr., Leslie An
derson, L. II. Chazal, John P. Cha
zal, Joe Borden, Norton Davis, r. S.
Weathers, G: III. Lloyd, S. ]. Cook, F
E. Harris Jr., Drs. E. w. Diggett, II.
F. Watt and H. c. Dozier.
Mr.. G. K. Robinson had charge of
the cold drinks which were sold dur
ing the afternoon.
DIR. Bryant Will Soon Leave for Camp
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Griggs of Oxford received, a few
days ago, the following invitation:
"Mr. and Mrs r L. Gripps will en-
terrain Tuesday evening, March 10Th,
7:30 O'Clock, in honor of Lieut.. R. H.
Bryant, NJ. D. Your presence is re-
quested."
The party was largely attended
and was most pleasant affair. Dr.
Bryant is splendid young man and
his friends regret to lose him, but
are proud to know he can well serve
his country.