The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-08-24
PLEASANT PARTIES

The picturesque home of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Ten Eyck was the scene
yesterday morning and afternoon of
two enjoyable parties at which Mrs.
Ten Eyck was the hostess, entertain
ing in the morning in compliment to
her guest, Miss Marie Robertson of
Palatka, and in the afternoon in honor
of Miss Lois Livingston. a bride-elect
of the 31st of this month.
The spacious front porch was uni
quely and artisticalIy enclosed with
Spanish moss. which gracefully hung
from the caves to the floor and further
adding a coy appearance to the oc-
easion were ported plants and cut flow
ers.
In the morning Mrs. Ten Eyck's in
vitation list included mostly the
neighborhood girls and those who viii
soon be leaving for college. As the
guests arrived for the morning party
Mrs. Ten Eyck greeted them at the
door with her charming honoree, Miss
Marie Robertson, and after this intro
duction Miss Henrietta Livingston
served fruit punch from a table lovely
i in its decorations at one side of the
porch.
Some of the guests brought their
fancy work, while others enjoyed
games of rock and in every way the
gathering was most happy and enjoy
able. Those invited for the morning
OF meet Miss Robertson were Misses
Della and Henrietta Livingston. VI
laine Barnett, Rhoda Thomas, Ruth
Warner, Caroline White, Maud Little,
Mary and Edna Bryce, Irene Temp
kins, Lyndal Mathews, Leonora Colby,
Ruth Simmons, Annie Rooney, Mar
garet 0verton and Mrs. Sam Phillips.
In conclusion Mrs. Ten Eyck served
a two-conrse luncheon which consisted
of chicken salad, hot rolls, pickles. ice
tea, fruit jelled with cream and angel
food and chocolate cake.
In the afternoon at four o'clock
about twelve guests arrived in special
compliment to Miss Lois Livingston
This affair. as well as the morning
party, was of an informal nature
Mrs. Ten Eyck, Miss Livingston and
/ Miss Robertson met the guests at they
arrived and afterwards they were
served to punch by Miss Catherine
Livingston from coy nook in the
corner of the reception hall Three
tables were placed in the large living
room, which was made attractive with
flowers and pleasant by electric fans
and the guests gathered for games
Miss Marguerite Edwards and Miss
Catherine Livingston excelled in the
games and were the fortunate winner:
o ia box of stationery and a Madeirs
handkerchief.
| And then came the surprise of the
afternoon, when Miss Livingston was
presented with a dainty pink basket
filled with collection of fancy hand.
kerchiefs. 1t was a joy to all present
to witness the enthusiasm and anima.
tion with which Miss Livingston open.
ed each remembrance.
The guests again found places al
the card tables and were served {
two-course supper consisting of chick
en- salad, pickles, hot rolls, ice tea
ice cream, angel food and chocolate
Icake.
The following were those present al
the afternoon affair: Mrs. r. L. An
derson Jr., Mrs. Edmund Martin
Misses Annie Pope and Katie Mas
Eagleton, Catherine Livingston. Sue
Moore, Onie Chazal, Lois livingston
Marguerite Edwards. Callie Gissen
daner, Eloise Henry, Marie Robertson
Odele Bittinger and Alice Bullock.
These two parties were among the
most delightful gatherings of the
season and those present are indebted
to Mrs. Ten Eyck and the honoree.
for exceedingly enjoyable and me
tmorable occasions.