Party Honors Mrs. Thomas Cooley with Garden Tea
Mrs. Thomas Cooley hosted a Wednesday afternoon party at her home in honor of Fred Green of Eustis about to leave for California. Guests enjoyed flower-decked rooms, a five-bles game with prizes for high scores, and a tea with salad cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cooley
Fred Green
Eustis
Califor
W. L. Hinson
Nk Heath
Jack Cole
Rabin Battle
Ley
Green
M. Norris
N. Neilson
Rehbaum
A. Schoenr
Frank Heath
F. Hockemeyer
Jack
Ray Hostess ’o Bridge Club Held at Sylvan Home
Mrs. J. G. Ray entertained her bridge club at home in Sylvan on Monday afternoon. Two tables were set for play and progressions were used. Prizes went to Mrs. J. D. Standard, C. R. Javens and Mrs. Mas Cooley. Refreshments served to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Ray
Sylvan
J. D. Standard
Mas Cooley
C. J. Helms
A. B. Altiz
W. L. Hinson
Mar
C. , Javens
Thomas Coo
Mine Needle Club entertains members at Pine Needle
Mrs Walter Griffin hosted Pine Needle ab club members at her home Friday. The group spent the afternoon re weaving bean baskets and socialized over a fruit dessert. Guests included Miss Reyolds, Mrs Gorham, Miss Hendry, Mrs Fry, Mrs Hildreth, Mrs Hubbard, Mrs Amond, and Mrs Milligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Griffin
The
Pine Needle Ab
Reyolds
Gorham
Jeanne Endry
Fry
Hildreth, Cain
Hubbard
Amond
Milligan
Hazelwoods Host Informal Bridge Party at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hazelwood hosted an informal bridge party at their residence on Wednesday evening. Two tables were set for players with seasonally decorated living rooms, then guests moved to the dining room for refreshments. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McTurk, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Quixley, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hoppenrath, and Miss A. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Hazelwood
Hazelwood
W. R. McTurk
A. C. Quixley
W. A. Adams
Grandview Hotel
J. Hoppenrath
W. R McTurk
Mrs La Due Hosts Delightful Tea At Her Home
Mrs J G La Due acted as a charming hostess hosting a informal tea on Tuesday afternoon at her home to honor Mrs Knapp of Goshen Indiana. Spring flowers adorned the rooms while Mrs Clark poured and guests enjoyed refreshments during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. la Due
Knapp
Goshen
Ind
Clark
Miss Adams Hosts Bridge at Grandview Hotel
Miss W A Adams hosted a two table bridge gathering at Grandview Hotel this week with guests including Mr and Mrs J Hoppenrath Mr and Mrs W R McTurk and Mr and Mrs A C Quixley. The report notes illness for Hale White Grocery’s employee and outlines several local travel plans and movements among residents.
Mount Dora Social Roundup Reports Local Moves and Trips
James H. Elder is reappointed for another year as pastor. C. C. Dooley travels to Athens, Georgia, due to his mother's illness. Mrs. B. D. Williams heads to Sparks then Aragon to join husband Dr. Williams. Miss Jewell Boydston and Dale return to Mount Dora with Edwin's body after a midwest trip. Dr. and Mrs. Lemuel Colson host friends. Several residents tour Florida and Cuba. Families plan trips to Northampton and Washington. Mrs. L. E. McDonald leaves Lakeside Inn for Maine after wintering in Florida. visits Lynn, Massachusetts. Mrs. Emma Potter departs for Milford, Connecticut with Eva Teems. Mrs. I. W. Chandler to Arlington, Massachusetts for summer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brock return to New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spear head to Burlington, Vermont. Mount Dora Private School ends for summer after a successful year.
Notable Winter Departures From Mount Dora Area
Mrs. R N White and Miss Tilton returning from visiting Estella Clark in Trenton New Jersey. Guild of Episcopal church Eustis to host card party at Grand View Hotel with Mount Dora and local residents attending. M C Baldwin headed home to Roanoke Virginia. Perry Rigby and Josephine Thomas guests depart for East Liverpool Ohio. William Banko leaves Mount Dora for New York and other northern cities. Greg Hulett travels to Granville New York with Mrs Hulett to join later. Samuel and Mrs Gledhill depart Fifth Avenue for Bridgeport Connecticut. Knapp couple leave for Hartford Connecticut. Harry Backus and wife return from southern Florida and Key West via ocean highway. Annie S Elmes to Stoughton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tilton
Trenton
New Jersey
Estella Clark
Perry Rigby
Josephine Thomas
East
Liverpool
Ohio
Mount Dora Art League Holds Regular Meeting
The Mount Dora Art League conducted its regular Thursday meeting in the parlors of the Congregational church. Mr and Mrs George Thayer spent Tuesday in Orlando. Mr and Mrs H S Masten, visiting Mount Dora for five years, leave this week for Flint Michigan. Mr and Mrs C M Cole left Mount Dora Sunday for a summer home in Cuttingsville Vermont. Mr and Mrs G Ritchie and Dr J Andrus headed to Battle Creek Michigan for a few months residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
George Thayer
Orlando
Local Residents Leave for Homes Across States
Mr and Mrs John Barker and family departed Mount Dora after several months there and will return to Deansboro New York. Mr and Mrs Wilbur J Beebe left by car for Flint Michigan on Sunday. Mr L P Jones and daughter Katherine spent the weekend in DeLand. Mrs John Morrell and Mrs Anna Root plan to leave for Brunswick Ohio around April 25 after wintering in Mount Dora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barker
Deansboro
New York
Wilbur J. Beebe
Flint
Michigan
L. P. Jones
Katherine
DeLand
John Morrell
Anna Root
Brunswick
Ohio
Mount Dora
Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson Head to Middletown Conn
Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson depart this week for their home in Middletown Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Middletown
Conn
Smiths to Leave for East Liverpool Summer Home
Mr and Mrs Will S Smith and daughter Kathryn who have been visiting will depart this week for their summer home in East Liverpool Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Begole
Villa Dora Hotel
Marquette
Michigan
Will S. Smith
Kathryn
East
Liverpool
Ohio
Citrus association forms with advisory committee
The organization will be aided by an advisory committee of shippers. Advertising and other expenses will be covered by a levy not exceeding 4 cents per box of citrus shipped by members. The meeting showed enthusiasm and harmony, signaling potential success for the new association.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Club
P. Bailey
Rollins College
J. Bailey
Alice Davis
Irs
Ray
O Bridge Club
Hazelwoods
Miss Adams
Hale & White Grocery Company
Mary McCoy
F. G. Weeks
Rockville Center
O. E. Tate Jr
Atlanta
Georgia
James Simpson
Charles Gallimore
Helen
Gates Mills
J G. Ray
Chamber of Commerce
M. H. Morrell
Medina
Washington, D. C
Winter Haven
James H. Elder
Methodist Church
C. C. Dooley
Athens, Ga
B. D. Williams
Sparks
Aragon
Dr. Williams
Miss Jewell Boydston
Dale
Middle West
Edwin
Mrs. Lemuel Colson
Thomas Potter
Mildred Marsh
Chandler
Lakeman
L. E. McDonald
Florida
Cuba
Sarasota
Ft. Myers
West Palm Beach
Miami
W. A. Sheldon
Fairchild
Elizabeth Rudd
North
Northampton
Mass
Lakeside Inn
Sadio
Maine
Lynn
Emma Potter
Milford
I. W. Chandler
Mount Dora Hotel
Arlington, Mass
Charles Brock
New Haven
Richard Spear
Mr. Spear
Mabel Cleary
Burlington
Vermont
R. N. White
Guild of the Episcopal Church of
M. C. Baldwin
Roanoke
Virginia
William Banko
Greg Hulett
Granville
Mrs. Hulett
Samuel Gledhill
Fifth Avenue
Bridgeport
Mrs. Knapp
Hartford
Harry Backus
Key West
Mrs. Backus
New Ocean Highway
Annie S. Elmes
Villa Dora
Stoughton
Rehbaum & Co
Eustis Theatre
Eustis, Fla
Washington Square
Alice Joyce
Jean Hersholt
George Lewis
Zasu Pitts
Pathe News
W. I. Miller Furniture Company
W. Pine Street
Orlando, Florida
Tures
Burroughs
West Pine Street
Grand Theater
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