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Pretty Bride is Introduces at
Bridge Party in cocoanut Grove
A pretty compliment was paid to
Mrs. Olaf Zewadski and Miss Eliza.
beth Villains yesterday afternoon
when Miss Angelica Yonge entertain.
ed number of friends at bridge at
her home in Coconut Grove.
Mrs Zewadski only recently arrived
in Miami as bride, coming here with
Mr.. Zewadski from the west coast anC
Ocala, his former home, where they
were spending a part of their honey
moon. Their marriage was an event
of last month in New York, the home
of the bride. She is an attractive
young woman and is fast making
friends in this city.
Miss Williams is another attractive
newcomer to Miami, visitor here
from Jacksonville, and is the house
guest of Miss Dorothy Dean.
The rooms of Miss Younge's home
were prettily adorned with an album.
dance of pink antignon leptopus, one
4 OF the most popular vines used in dec
orations. and ferns. The greater part
OF the afternoon was spent playing
bridge and at the end of the game,
Mrs. Charles F. Baldwin held the high.
est score. and was awarded with a box
OF stationery.
Punch was served during the game
and later Miss Yonge, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. j. e. Yonge, and Miss
Dorothy Dean served an ice COURSE
Miami Metropolis.
When Mrs. Ethel Elliott arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nash Reid
in Ingleside Saturday evening about 8
o'clock to accompany them to the
beach. she was greeted by party of
friends who had been invited by her
sister, Mrs. Harry Ross to surprise
her. the occasion being Mrs. Elliott's
birthday.
The Reds home, on the river, is
ideal for entertaining. and Mrs. Ross
scored triumph Saturday evening,
the affair being in the nature of buff
fet supper and dance.
Five little tables, large enough to
seat two couples, were arranged in the
spacious living room. and each GEN.
tered with bowls of garden flowers. A
delicious supper was served, Mrs
Ross being assisted by Mrs. Reid,
after which dancing was enjoyed until
midnight.
Mrs. Elliott leaves next month for
California to visit another sister, her
many friends here sincerely regrett-
ing her OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Me-
tropolis. Mrs. Elliott before her mar
riage was Miss Ethel Strobhsr and
Mrs. Ross was Miss Cornelia Strobhar.
the two younger daughters of the late
J. n. Strobhar. who for a number of
years was a prominent citizen Of
Ocala and these two charming young
matrons spent portion of their child
hood in Ocala.
Mrs. VIM. E. Woods of this city has
returned home from delightful three
weeks visit in Tampa with her niece.
Mrs. King. She went to Clearwater
Beach. Tarpon Springs and other
places of interest, near and around
Tampa while she was away.
Mrs. Georgia Newsom and daughter,
Helen and Miss Gertrude Mayo are ex-
pected home the early part of next
week from Gainesville. Georgia. where
they have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. II. NJ. Black and baby daugh.
ter have returned to their home at
New Port Richey after a short visit
I'm Ocala. guests at the home of Mrs.
Blacks parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Martin.
Mrs. Ola Potter and two children,
Eugene and Johnnie Lou expect to
leave the first OF August for Russell,
Alabama. where they will visit with
relatives.