The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-03

! Praise to the Lord of hosts, who gave
The victory to his arms!
William H. Hayne.
Dinner Party for Visitors
Charming in all it's appointments
was the beautiful six o'clock dinner
party given by Mrs. Louis Duval at
her home on Oklawaha avenue We'd
nesday, honoring DR.. and Mrs. Mont
| gomery and Mrs. Granville Watkins
of Kentucky, who are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Hooker.
| The dining table was unique in its
artistic arrangement The table was
centered with a silver dish of ferns
ornamented with tinsel, with its OPP
pointments of silver, cut glass and
dainty linen, and full justice was done
to the course dinner which was per-
fectly served by the accomplished
hostess. The menu consisted of oy-
ster cocktail, turkey with it's accom-
paniments of rice, gravy and cranber-
ry sauce, creamed peas, carrots,
sweet potatoes, Kentucky ham, fruit
salad in lettuce cups with guava
! paste, cream cheese, fruit, Woodford
pudding with foaming sauce, coffee,
almonds and bon-bons. Following the
dinner music on the photograph in
terspersed with gay conversation
caused the evening to pass pleasant
ly and rapidly. Those partaking of
the delightful hospitality of this mod
el hostess were DIR. and Mrs. Mont
gomery, Mrs. Granville Watkins, Mr..
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G. McDougal, Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Nc
Iver and Mr.. Duval.
Moving Picture Party HOnOring Miss
Ray
Mrs. f. A. Osborne complimented
her guest Miss Pearl Ray with a
moving picture party last evening,
her guests on this occasion being
special young friends of the hostess
and honoree.
After enjoying the splendid pic
lures which were shown at the Tenn
pie, the party repaired to the Court
Pharmacy, where several tables were
reserved and an ice course enjoyed.
Mrs. Osborne's guests included
Misses Mabel Meffert, Stella, Nina
and Nettie Camp, Ava Lee and Mar
guerite Edwards, Mary Harriet Liv-
ingston, Sue Moore, Caroline Harriss,
Elizabeth Davis and Pearl Ray.
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Dance at the WOman's Club
The Woman's Club was the scene
o fanother very delightful dance last
evening, given by the younger socie-
ty set, who are enlivening the winter
months with a series of dances and
other parties. The music for this oc-
casion was furnished by the Gaines
vile band, and dancing continued I'M
til midnight. There was a large
crowd present, including a score and
a half of visitors who did not dance,
and the evening was one which will
be most pleasantly remembered by all
present.
Miss Yvonnie Seckinger and broth
er, Laurel, of Martel, were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs S. H. Bitch, Mrs. F. E. FAINT
and the twins and Miss Rowena Ham
mons of Blitchton were shopping in
town yesterday.
Miss Annie Pope Eagleton leaves
Saturday for DeLand to resume her
school duties. Miss Katie May
Eagleton leaves Monday for ITALIA
hassee.
Mrs. j. NJ. Barco, who is spending
the winter in this city, has gone out
to Sunny Slope farm, near Cotton
Plant, for a visit to her son and his
family.
Mrs. L. G. Bell and children of
Brooksville passed thru town yester-
day en- route home, after Christmas
visit to relatives at Cotton Plant and
to Mr. Bell at Phoslime.
After an extended holiday, during
which the pupils and teachers of the
Ocala public schools have had a de-
| lightful vacation and thorough rest,
| the public schools of this city will
open Monday morning at g o'clock,
eastern time.