The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-26
Party for Visitors

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d Party for Visitors
Il The attractive home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Livingston was the set
ting for very beautiful scene last
evening when the charming daughter,
: Miss Della Livingston and number
of her girl friends entertained at one
of the prettiest of June parties, for
two of Ocala's lovely young visitors,
Misses Luvylee Schoeiin and jose
phine Perry of Tampa, who are the
guests of Mrs. p. v. Leavengood, and
for one of the most popular members
of their "set," Miss Jewell Bridges,
who is leaving soon for the summer.
Therefore this gathering was IN the
nature of a farewell party and was
one of the most delightful social
. events of the week.
The guests were met at the door by
the young hostess, who wore beau
tiful party dress Of white organdy.
Receiving with Miss Della were
Misses Ullaine Barnett, Rhoda Thorn
as, Jewell Bridges, Luvylee Schoehin
and Josephine Perry. These young
: ladies all wore white organdy dresses,
and were as sweetly attractive as
only the young and happy hearted
maid can be.
|: Throughout the evening refreshing
punch was served. The cool and COM
Portable lawn of the Livingston home
had also been arranged with rugs and
chairs and hung with Japanese Ian
!: terms, and here the happy party con-
gregated. "Proms" was the principal
feature of the evenings entertain
ment and dancing INDUCED in until a
: late hour. One of the most enjoyable
features of the evening was a recita-
ton given by Miss Jewell Bridges
; most admirably rendered, the author
!: of which is "sweet sixteen" Ocala
girl. The happy evening was conclud-
ed with dainty refreshment course
of grapenut ice cream and cake.
Those enjoying this delightful COM
!: Ipliment with the honorees were
Misses Mary Lane, Lucille Gissendan-
er, Ruth Simmons, Ella Mae Rivers,
Ullaine Barnett, Annie Grimes, Eliz-
: abeth Bennett, Virginia Beckham,
Maud Little, Carita Camp, Rhoda
Thomas and Ralph Cullen, Claud Bar
nett, Allen Hollinrake. Ed. Chazal,
! John Cook, Charles Cullen, Robert
Blowers, Fred Winer, Bob Chace,
Frank Rentz, Walter Hardin, Harry
; Holcomb, Jack Camp, Foy Carroll and
!: Tom Wallis.
|: The occasion was most happy one
! for all who were present and will long
be pleasantly remembered.
II Red Cross Workers Badly Needed
81 There is big stack of material to
'Tork up into bandages at the Red
Cross surgical dressing rooms, and
; very few to do the work. If the La
: dies don't turn out in larger number,
0cala win fall down on its assign
ment.
Mrs. S. NJ. Virgins has returned
|; from visit to her mother. Mrs. w.
H. LETTER in SANFORD.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Tongue have
: returned to 0cala after visit to Ers.
n 4OAS0@ AA0IAAG4 Az @1ASbASs
]; Mrs. George McGahagin and chill
; dren, who have been visiting friends
: in Ocala, have returned to their home
!: in Sanford.
? Miss Sue Barco's many friends in
! Ocala will be interested to know that
!: she left last Thursday for Anderson,
!: N. Co., where she will spend the sum-
mer months.
81 ocala Chapter No. %. o. e. s.. viii
!: hold its regular meeting IN Yonge's
Z hall Thursday, June %, at 1880 p. M
! This viii be the last meeting before
!: closing for the summer. Initiation
!. refreshments. St
III Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Adams and lit.
s tie daughter, Dorothy, left today fol
!. Iowa. Mr.. Adams viii be away 9
Z month, while Mrs. Adams and Doro.
9 thy sin remain for the entire sum.
j mer.
The prayer meeting at the Firsi
9 Presbyterian church tonight at eight
s o'clock will be in the nature Of God
. speed service for Mr. s. P. Holm.
4 rake, who leaves this week for the z
q NJ. G. A. war work in France. All thu
b members of the church and friend.
= are invited to be present.
I'll Major and Mrs. T. D. Lancaster
3 have received long and cheerful let
s ter from their son, T. D. Lancaster
s. Jr., stationed at Newport, z. /. sTed'
Z has gone through the FIRST two months
]; lof hard work in the navy proper ant
8 has been promoted to the grade O
d yeoman. Ted is on the old job (ofIic,
s work. and is much pleased. In 81