The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-08-11
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Ger OF friends gathered at the home
OF Fir. and Mrs. Lutte Howell last
TUesday evening ard enjoyed a little
party ,.sitil ii 81. when they went in
: Ccay &c the nonls Of Mr and Mrs.
i--.I,-S@ t-oCiEs. wnaC they gave AIR.
"a III 6. ;. moon All Old fashioned
5sienala. to!lGs pioWshares. hG -.
whistles and pans were ali going at
once, Airs Robins invited the crowd
into the house and served berry JUICE,
cake ard ice cream.
Several families met on the shore
of Mccro's pond Wednesday after
noon and enjoyed fishing and boating.
Later IN the evening supper was cook
Ell and all enjoyed the fish and other
tempting viands the lunch baskets
contained.
Mrs. Elvin Bruton entertained the
Central fancy work club and Mrs
Simmons Moon, as guets of honor, at
q delightful porch party Thursday
afternoon. The porch was made very
attractive with rugs, comfortable
rockers and swings, while two tables
covered with handmade centerpieces
held jardinieres of pink roses and
fragrant white spider lilies. Mrs.
Bruton received the guests at the
front door. She was dressed in a
charming white marquisette dress,
with pink sash. At the conclusion of
the fancy work hour, caramel cake
and ice cream were served by Mrs.
Bruton and Mrs. Howell Mrs. How
ell was dressed in white tucked voile
and Mrs. Moon was charming in a
pink lace cloth dress with accessories
to match.
Quite number of our neighborhood
enjoyed barbecut supper at the
home of MRS. L. NJ. Smith Friday
evening, Mr.. c. r. Curry furnished
the mutton and Mr.. Retis Smith bar
tecued it to a turn and every one
present enjoyed it and general good
time was had.
Dr. and Mrs. John Alderman of
Gainesville and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Wigginton and son of Miami spent
the evening with Mrs. J. o. Tyson
last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Tyson and chill
dren spent Saturday in the University
City and were guests to dinner of
Mrs. j. H. Anderson.
Miss Thelma Curry returned home
| Saturday from a weeks visit to Mel
rose and Gainesville.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. o. Tyson and chill
dren attended services at Pennington
Sunday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Smith, Mrs. T. N. Smith
and Mr.. J. F. Bruton and grandson,
J. d. Bruton, returned from Daytona
Beach Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Curry and Miss
Thelma Curry attended services al
Pennington Sunday and were guests
to dinner of Mr.. J. NJ. Mathews.
Mrs Curtice Robins gave a pillau
at her some Monday evening, in honor
of her brother, Mr.. Judd Moon, who
has just returned from France Two
long tables were placed in the yarC
under a stately oak, and tempting
supper consisting of chicken pillau
pickles, bread and ice tea was served
There were about fifty people pres
ent to greet this young man from
overseas. Games were enjoyed in the
yard by moonlight and japanese Ian
terms here and there added their glow
to the scene. After supper a contes
consisting of twenty-one questions
each to be answered by the name of ;
tree, was enjoyed. 1t was quite in
teTesting. Several couples answered
them all correctly and straws wer,
drawn TO see who would receive tn,
prize. Mr. and Mrs. 5. Moon wer
the lucky ones and received a box o
. ropy and Shiloh attended this affair.
candy. Quite number from Mica