The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-04-13

Everybody should show their APP
probation of these young ladies' plan
to help out in such pleasant way.
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Honor for Mrs. Yonce
A telegram from Mr.. B. G. Webb
this morning announces that Mrs.
Alice Yonce has been appointed
Grand Martha of the Grand Lodge of
Florida of the Eastern Star, now in
session in Jacksonville.
The Good Time Club Entertained
with Apologies to Bingville Bugle)
At Mr.. Hen Weatherby's house las
night the gathering of young folks
tuck place. AS the same are banded
together for good time, within the
limits of proper fun, we feel we al
most went our limits las night. But
as young folks will be young folks, we
elders didn't complain. This unusule
catherine, we believe, must have been
called "pink tea" for the refresh
ment sure showed. it. We had pink
lemonade, the same as wed get at cir
cuses, and with it we all sat down and
eat gingarcake and goober peas.
An "apple duckin' also tux place.
An apple in vessel full of water
was in the middle of the floor, every
boy ducked for this apple. Mr.. Walter
Troxler, better known in Bingville
as Mr.. ST Perkins, succeeded in bring
ing up the apple with his teeth, and
was given a beautiful prize which
was the most prettiest young lady We
scribe has had the honor of seem in
a coons age And being from New
York city, the rest of the boys was
so jealous, they made eyes at Mr.
Perkins prize for the most of the eve.
ming, which made Mr. Perkins fee
down in the heart. Other games suit
able to the occasion was INDUCED in
This bein' tacky party, which
might here say, Miss Bly, informed
your scribe, she never attended in
New York city in all her life, we al
came dressed as tacky as we knew
how. A prize being offered for the
tackest Miss Annie Rooney Cor rather
Betsy Bakery the Quaker maiden
dressed all in gray tuck the prize
and was given bag of popcorn
which is a popular prize in our circle
as it don't cost much. The other young
ladies all deserved prizes as they WI.
all prettie as peaches as we heard
Mr.. John Cook, known by us as Heze
kiah Butterworth remark. Thos.
present at this pink tea was the fol
lowing guest known in Ocala a!
Misses Edith Edwards, Frances Lum
mus, Olive Whaley, Marie Robinson
Maudie Marshall, Annie Rooney, Jew
ell Bridges, Marjorie Bly, and Eliza
beth Wetherbee, and Masters Marion
Lummus, John Cook, Lewis Connor
Harry Holcomb, Randolph Mathews
Sam Phillips, Walter Hardin, Waite
Troxler, Frank Rentz, James Ellis
Hugh Chace and MILFORD Harold.
In our inner circle these have spe
cial names known only to ourselves
Willifred Harold noted elocute
recited most beautiful. At 10 o'c' al
said goodbye. hopin' to come again
soon.
P. ST. forget to say the ginger
cake contained a few raisins. know
for your scribe found one in hi
piece.
MI. and Mrs. Haviland and Mrs. J
II. Hilton were in town from Belle
view yesterday.
Miss Beulah Morrison and Mis-
Meadows from Anthony, were shop
ping in the city yesterday.
Mrs. ]. G. Lurvey, who has bee
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
Marsh for several days, will leave TO
her home tomorrow.
Mrs. j. E. Thomas, one of Sparr'
most highly respected and substantis
ladies, is in town for the day. Sh
brings splendid news from the Re