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Yacobo's Unique and Enjoyable Ball
The "Yacobos" is the baby club of
the city, only having been organized
for a few days, but on Wednesday
night they demonstrated to their
friends that they were past Masters
at entertaining.
Their special guests were the yonug
society girls of Ocala and their visi-
tors.
In response to very unique invita-
lions in the form of legal subpoenas
more than fifty responded and a most
happy time was spent. There was no
formal receiving line, but the officers
of this new club welcomed the guests
and made them feel lat home" The
club house had been transformed into
a barn, there were cornshucks every
where, and placed around the room
were bales of hay that were used for
benches,also placed here and there
were number of farming implements.
The, young men came attired in their
farm clothes, overalls, work hats, and
each girl had on a fresh muchly
starched gingham dress, some wear
ing quaint little sun bonnets and 9TH
ers large sun hats. They were all as
pretty as picture. The dance opened
with grand march which was led by
President Norman Horne, dancing
with Miss Callie Gissendaner. They
introduced a number of new and orr
ginal figures.
!, The music was furnished by a regtt-
lar hay seed orchestra, the men wore
farmers suits. and the pianist wore
and apron and sunbonnet, this orches-
ira was no other than Davis orchestra
which has been furnishing such de-
lightful music for all the recent dane
-es.
During an intermission at eleven
o'clock a regular oldfashion picnic sup
per was enjoyed.
This, one of the most delightful OF
the ones that have been given during
the holidays, came to happy close
shortly after midnight.
Informal Holiday Parties
Besides other parties given during
the holidays there have also been
great many smaller parties that have
given much pleasure to those partici-
pating in them.
On Monday afternoon Misses Eloise
and CatEarine Henry entertained a
few of their young friends at little
informal tea complimenting the lat
ter's guest, Miss Alice Leeper
On Monday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cleveland entertained in com
pliment to Miss Stanley Weisel, of
Sulphur Springs, who has been spend
ing the holidays with Miss Alma Hall.
Tuesday at one o'clock Mrs. L. W..
Iuval was the hostess at a small
luncheon at which Miss Elizabeth
Hooker was the honor guest. Covers
were laid for ten. those enjoying this
affair with Mrs. Duval and Miss Hook
er being Misses Nettie and Carita
Camp, Catharine Henry, Alice Leeper,.
Lucille Gissendaner. Nellie Balm, Mar
guerite Edwards and Mrs. 3. H. Mote.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Natolie
Minshall entertained quite large
party of her small friends at very
Jolly Christmas party
Tuesday night Miss Ann Pope Eagle
ton was hostess at still another of the
enjoyable small Christmas parties.
Games and various guessing contests
making the evening pass rapidly and
delightfully."-. Miss Katie Mae Eagle
ton who is at home for the holidays
was the honor guests for whom her
sister entertained.
Mr. and Mrs, Marion F. Johnson of
Lynwood, delightfully."- entertained at
cards Tuesday night, honoring their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. E +. Conner and
daughter. Eloise, Of Knoxville. Tenn.
and Mr.. N. 7. Smiley and daughter.
Miss Ruth Smiley. Of Nashville. Ind.
The home vas tasiefnIy decorated in
lestlYe manner With boly. mistletoe
en1 D,I'a M. SHEPPARD received
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