Dancing P Sta Dance Saturday at Recreation Club
The Committee announces the season’s first dance to be held Saturday at the Community Building. All are cordially invited by the Recreation Tourist Club for an evening of music and socializing.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1931
Page
2
The Committee announces the season’s first dance to be held Saturday at the Community Building. All are cordially invited by the Recreation Tourist Club for an evening of music and socializing.
The Old Timbers Club plans a meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. Ethelyn Zell on McDonald Street. Members are advised to arrive on time for the gathering.
Omit meeting note states the Monday gathering and the God Timers club were omitted out of respect for Mrs. Thomas Lashar. The Louits Aid ladies Aid of the Community Church will hold their regular meeting in the church parlors Friday at 2 30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Young of Tenth avenue entertained on Christmas Day. Guests for dinner and the day included Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hazelwood. Mayor and Mrs. W. E. Lackey joined them for the afternoon and evening tea.
Mr and Mrs Elwood Carpenter of Highland street hosted Christmas dinner guests Mr and Mrs Edward Phelps For tea and the evening they entertained Mr and Mrs Wilbert Conrad and son Paul and Mr and Mrs Osborne.
A nine guest Christmas dinner was hosted at the Harrold House. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Nettleton of Clermont, Mr and Mrs Richard Coleman of Prescott Wisconsin, Mrs Coleman being Mrs Nettleton’s sister, Mr and Mrs Grant Cowles, Mr C T Pur, Mr Leslie Purdy and Mrs Bab.
Mrs. R. N. White hosted last Friday’s Christmas dinner with Mrs. J. G. LaDue H. H. Mallory and Mrs. Estella in attendance. An exchange of presents occurred during the gathering as Mrs. White has hosted for ten consecutive years for the ladies’ Christmas occasion.
Mrs. Ernest Martin hosted a tea last Sunday at Villa Evans on Grandview Street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner of Daytona Beach, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Potter, and Mrs. F. B. Smith.
Mrs. Lillian Banks and her daughter Miss Harriett Banks hosted a Christmas dinner at their Clayton street residence. Eight covers were laid for the festive gathering with seasonal decorations enhancing the home.
The centerpiece and each lollipop Christmas tree favors were part of a festive gathering. Guests listed include Mr. and Mrs. William Carpenter of Mt. Kisco New York Miss Helen Merritt Mr. Thomas Armstrong Mr. Roy Sapp and Billy Miller of Tampa.
Miss Esther Cadman hosted a Saturday bridge afternoon with two tables of play. Ida M. Conklin won the high and guest prizes, Jewel Boydston took second, and Rosalie Brantley earned the consolation prize. Refreshments followed. Attendees included Ida Conklin Marian Bryant Lois Bryant Harriet Banks Rosalie Brantley Jewel Boydston and Liona Odell.
The Pot Luck Bridge Club held a Christmas dinner for seventeen at Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ray’s Sylvan Shores home. A pine centerpiece and tiny pine favors decorated the table. Mrs. Tate attended as a guest. A surprise gift for each member hung on the tree, and four tables played bridge. Winners were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cooley and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Altizer.
The King's Daughters were entertained Monday night at the homes of Mrs. H N Urquhart and Mrs. Josephine LaBreck in Eustis. After a business session, games and refreshments followed. A decorated Christmas tree and favors set a holiday mood. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. George Coffin at 815 MacDonald Street on Tuesday January 15.
On Tuesday afternoon December 23 Mrs. Arthur Orton received a birthday surprise from the Pythian Sisters at her Ninth avenue home. Cakes and hot tea were served as Mesdames James Simpson Ernest Mosteller Myron Cronwall Mary Lea Ross Williamson Ada Colson Odell Brock Mary Gilbert Josephine LaBreck Jessie Pike Mabel Cleary Grady Cooley Harold Overhiser Jack Norton Frank Griffiths Leslie Jackson attended.
Readers are offered styled uses for Perennial Peas as a year round favorite. Recipes include Pea Cheese and Nut Salad with French dressing. Walnut Roast with tomato soup and walnuts. and Cauliflower and Pea Salad marinated cauliflower florets with asparagus tips.
The article lists attendees at a Christmas gathering including Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Wood of Miami, Mrs. Norcross of Orlando, Mrs. Jackson's mother, Mrs. Fielding of East Eleventh street Mount Dora, Mrs. Dye staying with Fielding, and Mrs. Eason of Mount Dora.
The column lists numerous winter residents and guests in Mount Dora including Miss Mary Elizabeth Simpson and Martha Wells, Mrs Lida S Sceva of Mechanicsburg Ohio, Dr W H and Elizabeth Waller of Daytona Beach, Miss Eleanor Wells, Frances Harvey, Jan McCown, Billy Miller of Tampa, Mrs Lillian Banks of Clayton Street, Mrs Emily T Mabon of Northampton Mass, Kenneth Jensen, Mr and Mrs T C Jensen, Mr and Mrs R T Gould, Tremain Court, Fairchild from Northampton, George Vincent and family, Conrad Lashar, Alva Dunaway, Lucy Ayers, W F Jordan, B D Peaslee, S B Law family, Charles Heim, Yale student, H E Williams of Granton Wisconsin, W A Williams of Kirkland Illinois, Ivy Clough Martha Johnson, George Lamoreux hosts and Royal Dixon lecture reception, W W Torrey trip to Los Angeles, and other notes on local visits and travel.
The text describes someone at a home on ergstreet and oodland avenue with mentions of Montreal and northern winter, a Mr. Sheldon running a photographic studio, and various names like W. A. Joe e ton and Mrs. Huntress. The passage is fragmentary and contains unclear references to a winter stay and service.
The Kings Daughters express appreciation for help in caring for those Santa could not visit. Old toys were mended and painted, dolls made and gifted, and many new toys donated. Monetary gifts and clothing enabled food and essentials for eighteen families in Mount Dora.
Mount Dora and neighboring towns contributed to a gratifying Christmas Seals drive. Mount Dora bought just over a hundred seals and county towns added twenty dollars in sales, raising funds for anti tuberculosis work, hookworm treatment, and surgical care for under privileged county children.
The Eastern Star will hold a public installation at the Lodge Room on Wednesday January 7 at 7 30 PM All visiting Star and Mason members are invited to attend.
The Entertainers Club will meet Tuesday evening at the Community building social room. A light luncheon and an interesting program are planned with an informal discussion on present and future club plans. All local entertainment figures in music and drama are invited.
The Mount Dora Orchestra performs Sunday at 3:00 PM in the park when weather allows, otherwise in the auditorium. Mr. Gorman leads the orchestra, funded by a city appropriation to entertain winter visitors. Programs feature excellent music and usually a soloist, with strong attendance and enjoyment.
Dr and Mrs Robert McDonald of Methuen Massachusetts formerly of Brooklyn New York spent the winter in Miami Beach with the doctor supplying in the pulpit of the Congregational church They recall visiting the late Mr and Mrs Q Evans during the winter of 1 and hope to visit Mount Dora Florida to see changes and meet Mrs Ernest Martir and Miss Noonan at Villa Dora Grandview Avenue with plans to spend a few days.
Santa Claus visited the Teasley home at 628 Rhodes avenue on Christmas morning about 4:00. An eight and a half pound baby girl was born to W. L. Teasley and his wife. Mother and daughter Maye Frances are doing nicely.
The report notes Mrs. Lucyve of New Bedford. Mrs. J. L. Eddy and Mr. A. M. Dodge of Boston, visiting Florida for the first time from Grand View. Reservations are about 50 percent larger than last year and rate inquiries have more than doubled.
About 800 men were employed in laying gas mains to Pensacola and the new gas service is now available in the city.
Florida completed 54.3 miles of Federal-aid highways during the year, showing an outlay of 1,381,290 dollars. The data come from a report by Thomas H. MacDonald, Chief of the Bureau of Public Roads.
A Jacksonville case alleges building permit authorities faced a civil action for a November total of 38 055 dollars. The suit targets administrative actions and seeks financial redress.
A brief notice states merchants offer sales books with fifty sets priced at 50 cents per dozen, centered on Mount Dork.
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