Socials Note Mrs Purdy and Mrs Hackett Host Card Party
Mrs Purdy and Mrs Hackett entertained at cards Thursday at Mrs Purdy's home with prizes awarded to Mrs Beebe and Mrs Sullivan, bidding to Mrs E D Parker in a five handed game.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1941
Page
5
Mrs Purdy and Mrs Hackett entertained at cards Thursday at Mrs Purdy's home with prizes awarded to Mrs Beebe and Mrs Sullivan, bidding to Mrs E D Parker in a five handed game.
The Woman's Club sponsors a card party at the Yacht Club on Wednesday January 29 at 2 30 p m. The event is open to all and tickets may be sought at the door.
Mrs. Eardley Wilmot chair man of Ways and Means invites all visitors to a Saturday tourist dance evening with old time dances. The annual masquerade is scheduled for Saturday night February 15th.
The King's Daughters gather next Monday evening January 27 at 8 at Shady Retreat Lake Ola home of Mrs. David S. Simpson. Hostesses include Mrs. Simpson Miss An Stuart and Mrs. George Keller. Miss Helen Steinmetz will show colored motion pictures from a west to Alaska trip.
Thirteen tables played Monday at the Social Club. Winners were Mrs. W. Fink in contract, Mrs. Dan Sullivan in auction, and Mrs. I. Mueller in five hundred. Next Monday hosts announced for contract Mrs. O. C. Martin, auction Mrs. Earl Beebé, five hundred Mrs. D. W. Ten Broeck.
The Poinsettia Circle of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. C. C. Dooley's Sylvan Oaks home with thirteen members. Led by Mrs. Dewey O. Davis, they discussed building-fund plans and approved selling Hillcrafter's Guild Products from Kentucky mountains, date to be announced. A February 21 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. David H. Brockett at 620 E. Fifth Ave.
Cards announce the marriage of Rosemary Glenn daughter of Mr and Mrs William M Glenn of Orlando to Arthur Wise Jr of Washington D C. The ceremony is set for Saturday February 1 at 3 30 PM at Knowles Memorial Chapel Rollins College with a reception at the home of Mrs John K List in Winter Park. Attendants include Miss Helen Swalstead and Miss
The notice names the Sanford party including Joan Miller Miss Ellen agent Miss Harriet Rose Miss Jane Powell Miss Catherine Murphy and Mrs Henry Wight III.Ramelle Ellis will be flower girl and the groom’s brother the ring bearer plus Wendell Lindsey of Orlando as best man and several ushers. Parties have honored Miss Glenn since her engagement and more are planned.
Personal notices show individuals from multiple states staying at or visiting specific homes. Names include Robert Tooney Randolph Michigan at 749 Grandview street. Chief W L Story ill with flu. Clarence Dean Geneva New York at 130 East Seventh avenue. Rollin Javens ill at Highland avenue. N V Troutman New Albany Indiana at 410 Orange street. Sherman T Jameson Friendship Maine at Dunravin 433 Fifth avenue. J S Banks convalescing at Fifth avenue home. Sarah D Pratt Smyrna Delaware with Miss Margaret Lewis 728 McDonald street. Betsy Kramer convalescing at W Eighth avenue. Mr and Mrs Wm Fink Wauc o nda Illinois guests of Alta Belshe at Sylvan Shores. R H Edwards South Norwalk Connecticut at 759 Grandview street for several weeks. Bert Meyers Corwith Iowa at 147 East Ninth avenue T J Potter home. Mr and Mrs W W Radcliffe Sheldon Connecticut returning to Villa Dora for annual winter visit.
A roundup of guests and residents visiting or staying in local homes this season. Names include Mrs William Taylor of Middle town Ohio with the Lefingwells in Hackett Court. Mr and Mrs J W Blaisdell of Newton Mass with Mrs Birkbeck. Dr C G Wile of Tangerine in Lake County Medical Center for pneumonia complications. Ina Pfistner and C W Folk from Troy New York at Kennedy Learned apartments. Dr and Mrs Chas W Owens and daughter Jane from Indianapolis at 319 East Ninth. Mrs Emma Kempf Landgraf of Sheboygan staying with Mrs W M Kennedy. John and Mrs Barker of Deansboro and Mount Dora in their winter home on Highland Avenue. John and Mrs Hoppenrath from La Grange Illinois at 619 East First Avenue. Genevieve Meadows and Dorothy Meadows from Detroit visiting Earl Beebe and Betty Goethe. A D Dean and Eleanore Dean with Linnie Wing of Linesville at Garvin Irons home North Donnelly Avenue. Edna and Hope Carpenter of Ocean Grove with Elwood Carpenter at 416 Highland. Mrs Agnes Princehorn and Mrs Orell Locke of Oberlin staying with Mrs E J Tallant.
Several named guests and residents are mentioned in Mount Dora as winter visitors and part of local social life. Mrs. W J Phelps of Newton Center and Bayville Maine spends winter at the Villa Dora. Mrs J W Fisher arrives from Ft Lauderdale to stay with her daughter Mrs Kenneth Rogers. Numerous contacts between families mark ongoing visits and travels across Florida, Ohio, New York, and Wisconsin.
Jeanne Ann Fisher, a girl, born January 15 at Lake County Medical Center Eustis to Mr and Mrs Kenneth G Rogers. 8 pounds. Mother and child well and to return soon to their Methodist parsonage home. A 54% pound son Charles Frederick born to Mr and Mrs Joe Gilmore of Highland Avenue at Lake County Medical Center. Mrs Gilmore is the former Miss Cleta Adams.
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy shown in words and service during our bereavement after the death of our mother Mrs Lizzie Bean. Signed Myrtie Parker Annie Streat Mary Harding John L Bean David L Bean.
The covered dish supper Tuesday was enjoyed by all with committee members Mrs. Margaret Chausse and Mrs. George Beims. A planned shuffle board tournament went ahead despite cold weather and drew strong side-line support. Dr and Mrs James L Smith arrived from Newport Rhode Island for an extended park stay with a royal welcome.
The Urbin couple from Pittsburgh arrived this week to spend several weeks in the park. New arrivals include W. E. Congletin of Lexington Kentucky and party, Harold Mixwell of Sault Ste Marie Ontario, Orval Hagerty of Lafayette Indiana, A F Oxaire of Wisconsin, Herbert Sagg of Snow Hill North Carolina, R T Britt of Franklin Virginia, Fred Luss of Springville New York, Harry Grady of Alton Illinois, M E Martin and family of Caro Michigan, Philip Monroe of Weymouth Massachusetts, plus other cottage guests.
On Tuesday afternoon Mount Dora boys beat Cherokee 29 to 16. McCabe and Jackson from Mount Dora and Davis from Cherokee led scoring with 5 points each.
Tomorrow afternoon the Mount Dora boys and girls will meet the Memorial Junior High cagers of Orlando in a practice game. The event will take place in the Mount Dora gymnasium and all are invited to attend.
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