Delightful Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Turner at Lakeside Inn
Mrs Frank P Turner acted as hostess for a spring themed bridge luncheon at Lakeside Inn on Wednesday. Six tables were set with spring decorations and centerpieces of colorful flowers. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Thomas Potter Mrs I G MacMahon Mrs Ray Stillman and Miss Gertrude Those attending included Miss Simpson Mrs Perkins Mrs Adler Mrs Mary MacDonald and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong
Frank P. ‘Yay
Lakeside Inn
Thomas Potter
I. G.macmahon
Ray Stillman
Gertrude
Turner
Margaret Impson
H. Perkins
Adler
Mary MacDonald
John Alvord
William Shannon
Archie Hurlburt
Fanny Noonan
Thos Ole
Bridge Party at Kill-Kare Lodge Hosted by I Mosbacher
An afternoon bridge party at Kill-Kare edge hosted by I Mosbacher featured Wren room and sun room setups with roses and flowers. Prizes for low scores went to Mrs Lovejoy and Miss E I. Refreshments followed for guests including W J ith Horton Weeks and family, Harris, Weimert, Lovejoy, Rhoad, and Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kill-Kare
I. Mosbacher
Wren
Ray
Harris
R. Weimert
George Lovejoy
Rhoad
B. E. Banks
Mrs Heist Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Lake Jem Home
Mrs John Heist hosted a bridge luncheon at her Lake Jem residence last week. Guests enjoyed a delicious course meal followed by bridge in a spring decorated room with tallies guiding partners. Prizes awarded to Mrs J G Kirby Mrs George Malone Mrs Alfred Rehbaum Mrs Quay and Mrs Helgendorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heist
Or Lake Jem
Daughters Entertained at Mrs Cooley Home
Mrs. Thomas Cooley hosted members of the King's Daughters at her Clayton Street residence with Rollin Javens assisting. A pleasant afternoon ended with salad, cakes and coffee at ten oclock. The next meeting will be at Mrs Harold Coleman home with Miss Hilda Streeton as joint hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cooley
Rs. Rollin Javens
King’s Daughters
Clayton Street
Harold Coleman
Hilda Streeton
New England Club Holds Farewell Meet at Clermont
The New England club held a farewell meeting at Clermont on Tuesday evening. After a fine banquet by the ladies, dancing followed with the Wise three-piece orchestra providing music. Invited guests from Mount Dora included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Griffin, Mrs. Earl Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barker, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Beebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Club
Clermont
Mount Dorare
Walter Griffin
Earl Beebe
J. B. Barker
Wilbur Beebe
Mount Dora Art League Active Group Maintains Monthly Meet
The Mount Dora Art League remains active with meetings on the first and third Thursdays at the Congregational church parlors. March reports celebrate the Florida Federation of Arts convention in Gainesville and an annual exhibition. Members discuss business, study famous artists, and participate in crafts including soap carving as a sculpting exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Florida Federation of Arts
Gainesville
Myra T. Houghton
Raphael
Rachel Nutt
Margaret S. Davidson
Park Notes and Local Park Plans Highlight Community Efforts
The Yacht club benefit bridge party raised fifty two dollars for Lakeside Park playground equipment. Donnelly Park shuffleboard courts attract crowds and local bowling interest grows at Lakeside Park as officials strive to beautify two parks. A misperception persists that a private lot bounded by McDonalds street and avenues is a city park. it is owned by Mrs. Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Club
Lakeside Park
Evey Day
Commission
McDonalds Street
Seventh and Eighth Avenues
Alexander Street
Bishop
Miss Bess Eaton Hosts Stylish Card Party
Miss Bess Eaton of Malden Massachusetts hosted a card party at the Gables sun parlor with bridge and five hundred tables. Prizes went to Mrs A C Perkins Mrs Jones Mrs F G MacMahon and Mrs E V Cartledge for bridge and to Mrs S E Magee Mrs Parfitt and Mrs William Watts for five hundred. Refreshments followed during tea hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Eaton
Malden
Mass
Bridge
S. E. Magee
Parfitt
Wiliam Watts
Lake Dora Boat Trip Enjoyed By Mount Dora Crowd
A Thursday afternoon outing aboard the chartered City of Mount Dora delighted a happy crowd on Lake Dora. Mrs. W. R. McTuck and Mrs. J. W. Mitchell hosted with delicious refreshments as the boat carried guests along the lake on a sunny spring day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. McTuck
J. W. Mitchell
Mount Dora
Lake Dora
Entertains At Farewell Party for Misses Howard
Miss Marjorie Colson hosted an informal farewell party at her home on Eighth Avenue in honor of Misses Selma and Minnie Howard who left for the north this week. Guests danced and enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Colson
Eighth Avenue
Selma
Minnie Howard
North
Conrads Enjoy East Coast Trip
Mr and Mrs W A Conrad and son Paul of Coopersville Michigan lived in the C E Beeman home for five months then toured the east coast to Fort Lauderdale visiting relatives. Mr Conrad caught a six pound mackerel and the family plans a summer return to Mount Dora where he will continue experimental work in geranium culture for the United States Government. Paul is a Mount Dora high school student and plays in the Mount Dora orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Conrad
Paul
Coopersville
Mich
C. E. Beeman
Fort Lauderdale
Conrad
Mount Dora
Michigan
United States
W C T U Holds Good Meeting at Mrs Huntress Home
A large W C T U gathering met at Mrs Huntress home on Monday afternoon due to the president's absence. The vice president led exercises and a Sanford convention report was presented. A collection of $1.32 was raised before adjourning at Mrs Pray's on Highland avenue.
Mrs Chandler Hosts Luncheon at The Spinning Wheel
Mrs Chandler, guest of Mrs Thomas Potter at the Mt Dora hotel, entertained a number of ladies at luncheon at The Spinning Wheel tea room. Later they attended the theatre and enjoyed an afternoon out.
Old Timers Club Entertained at Several Social Parties
The Old Timers' club enjoyed a series of social events before the season ends. Mrs. John D. Secor hosted members at her home with waffles served for the luncheon. Earlier, the Villa Dora hotel ladies hosted a charming afternoon for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Secor
Villa Dora Hotel
Card Party Hosted by Miss Reynolds on Donnelly Street
Miss Annie Reynolds entertained at bridge at her home on Donnelly Street. Three tables were set for players and several progressions were played. At the close, refreshments were served to Mrs. F A Sheldon, Miss Collin, Mrs. Deane, Mrs. Clara Swift, Mrs. Torrey, Miss May Lewis, Miss Stella Lewis, Miss Warren, and Miss Woolworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Reynolds
Bridge
Donnelly Street
F. A. Sheldon
Collin
Deane
Clara Swift
Torrey
May Lewis
Stella Lewis
Warren
Woolworth
Mrs. George La Due Hosts Spring Party
Mrs. George La Due entertained guests at her home on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Stewart. Three bridge tables sparked scores by Mrs. Geo Zell Mrs. Frank Fowler and Miss Gertrude Thorne, prizes awarded, corsage for the honoree, with a gathering of local ladies including H. W. Willett George Zell Gledhill Estella Clark McDowell Jacques and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George la Due
Stewart
Geo. Zell
Frank Fowler
Gertrude Thorne
H. W. Willett
George Zell
Gledhill
Estella Clark
McDowell
Jacques
L. J. Carder
Stokes
John Alvord
Mrs Clark Hosts Informal Bridge Party
Estella Clark entertained two tables of bridge on Saturday afternoon at her home. High score honors went to Mrs. Perry while Mrs. La Due received the consolation award. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Clark
Perry
la Due
Easter Services At Methodist Episcopal Church
Easter events include Sunday school at 10 a.m. Easter sermon at 11 a.m. with Easter music by the Girls’ Vestid Choir. Epworth League service at 6:30 p.m. An Easter Cantata titled The Thorn Crowned King at 7:30 p.m. led by Mrs. E. E. Truskett. Midweek prayer Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Attendance urged and tithes and Easter offerings requested. James H. Elder, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
E. E. Truskett
Higgins
Christ
James H. Elder
Easter Services At Congregational Church
The Congregational Church announces Easter Sunday services starting at 10 a.m. with a Bible school dramatization by Miss McLean’s class. Worship at 11 features music and a sermon by Mr. D B Spencer on The Reality of the Unseen World. The Young People's service continues under Mr Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Spencer
Bible School
McLean
Spencer
Three Hostesses Stage Bridge and Five Hundred Party
Mrs. A. C. Perkins Mrs. Cora Luce and Mrs. Clara Swift hosted a Friday bridge and five hundred gathering. Florida flowers decorated the rooms and three tables provided elegant settings. High scores went to Mrs. Mary MacDonald and Mrs. Frances Abbott who were awarded necklaces. Strawberries ice cream and angel food cake were served during the tea hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Perkins
Cora Luce
Clara Swift
Bridge
Florida
Mary MacDonald
Frances Abbott
Easter Services At Baptist Corner 10th Tremains
Pastor G Talmadge Hinton leads a full Easter program at Baptist Corner. Bible school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m with sermon Ye Risen Lord Baptism at Lake Ola 3 30 p m junior and senior B P U at 6 30 p m devotional reading and offering 7 45 p m Easter Cantata with choir and mid week prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m urged attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner 10Th and
Tremainsts
G. Talmadge Hinton
Lake Ola
P.U
Mrs Lemuel Colson Hosts Bridge Tea at Home
Mrs Lemuel Colson entertained at a bridge tea Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Wilbur Beebe Mrs Earl Beebe Mrs Walter Griffin Mrs J H Washburn Miss Mabel Banks Mrs G Ritchie and Mrs Cora Powers. Two ers and a number of progressions were played before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Colson
Wilbur Beebe
Earl Beebe
Walter Griffin
J. H. Washburn
Mabel Banks
G. Ritchie
Cora Powers
Mrs Wilson Smith Hosts Bridge Party at Home
Mrs. Wilson Smith entertained guests at two tables of bridge Thursday afternoon in the pretty living room. Tallies and small details complemented the social game setup.
Mrs. Merrick and Mrs Le Fevre Host Unusual Afternoon Party
Mrs H F Merrick and Mrs Hugh Le Fevre entertained guests at their home on Wednesday afternoon. The event featured sewing and an unusual guessing game with Mrs W S Cadman winning the prize. High scores went to Mrs John Secor and Mrs Arthur Weeks who received linen gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Merrick
Mrs. le Fevre
H. F. Merrick
Hugh le Fevre
W. S. Cadman
John Secor
Arthur Weeks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank P. Turner
Atill-Kare
Ms. Geo. Zell
Donnelly Park
Conrads
Mrs. Chandler
Old Timers
Miss Reynolds
Mrs. Clark
Methodist Episcopal
A. C. Perkns
J. C. Urquhart
Taylor
Chicago
Ill
Sylvan Shores
MT. Dora
Hale & White
Dickson-Ives
Eastergram
Orange Avenue
Orlando
New York
Navy
Georgette
Dickson-Ives Co
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