D A R To Meet Ocklawaha Chapter In April
The D A R chapter will hold its April meeting at Mrs Estella's home on Eighth avenue at 2 30 p m Thursday April Visiting members are invited Birthday party honors two children Gladysene Crane celebrates her fourth birthday Tuesday with friends at 11th avenue home Harvey Palmer also turns five The guest list includes Edward Klatt Dorothy Connor John Coffin Eddie Fay and Ann Ingram Activities included outdoor games and cake A dance for Esther Roberts is planned by Mrs Roberts on Saturday March 21 Dancing ended with punch cookies and candy Attendees included Peggy Champ Martha Wells Jane McCown Mary Joyce Moorhead Mary Bob Treadwell and boys Nelson Morley Lemuel Downs Billy Ingram Roy Collins Lyndon Cowen and Harold Gore Pot Luck Bridge Club members held a supper and bridge at Sylvan home of Mr and Mrs A B Altizer Prize winners included Mrs David Simpson and Mrs C J Helms for the ladies and Mr J G Ray and Mr David Simpson for the men The next meeting will be at the Highland street home of Mr and Mrs C R Javens
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Ocklawaha
A. R
Estella
Eighth Avenue
Gladysene Crane
Tuesay
Eleventh Avenue
Harvey Palmer
Auest
Edward Klatt
Dorothy Connor
John Coffin
Eddie Fay
Ann Ingram
Miss Roberts
A. B. Altizer
Sylvan
David Simpson
C. J. Helms
J. G. Ray
C. R. Javens
Highland Street
Evening Bridge Party Honors Mr A W Goddard
Mr and Mrs Fred MacMahon hosted a Friday evening gathering in honor of Lincoln New Hampshire resident A W Goddard. New Hampshire friends played bridge with ladies prizes won by Mrs Henry L Wood and Mrs Ray Stillman. Men's prizes awarded to Jack Im of the Villa Dora Hotel, Herbert Palmer, C Har rood and John Secor. Refreshments followed a delightful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred MacMahon
A. W. Goddard
Lincoln
N. H
New Hampshire
Henry L. Wood
Ray Stillman
Jackim
Villa Dora
Herbert Palmer
C. Harrood
John Secor
Club Program Highlights Evening Talks and Plans
The Se cocarthly meeting of the s Club was held Tuesday in the Club rooms. Plans were made to entertain the County federation of Woman's Clubs. Miss Easter Armstrong spoke on bird calls and interpretation. Mrs. Samuel Boone shared anecdotes of Cape Cod life and southern plantation life in entertaining negro dialect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Floyd Osborn
Mrs Floyd Osborn celebrated her birthday with a Monday evening gathering on Highland Street. Ten friends attended as guests brought a delicious meal and two birthday treats. The dining room was decorated for the occasion with twelve placed covers.
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Floyd Osborn
Highland Street
King's Daughters Event Recalls Pleasant April Gathering
Mrs Osborn received several pretty and useful gifts at a social with ferns roses and nasturtiums. Guests enjoyed games and wished Mrs Osborn many more happy occasions. The King's Daughters met Miss Marion Bryant at Highland Court with Mount Dora footage and East Coast scenes. Refreshments followed. April 14 is the second Tuesday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
King’s
Marion Bryant
Highland Court
Mount Dora
Orlando
Bryant
M. Milner
Ninth Avenue
Alna Blake
Pot Luck Dinner Hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Osborn
Mr and Mrs Floyd Osborn entertained guests at a Pot Luck dinner with music Bridge and readings by E Allen which were well received. Attendees included Dr and Mrs R C Conklin Mr and Mrs Elwood Carpenter Mrs B P Luce Mrs O Faulkner Mr and Mrs E Beebe Mr and Mrs J Washburn Mr and Mrs W A Conrad Mr and Mrs H Berry Mr and Mrs C R Young Mr and Mrs E Allen and Miss Allen Mr and Mrs Wilbur Beebe and Mrs Lemuel Colson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Osborn
E. Allen
R. C. Conklin
Elwood Carpenter
B. P. Luce
O. Faulkner
E. Beebe
J. Washburn
W. A. Conrad
H. Berry
C. R. Young
Miss Allen
Wilbur Beebe
Lemuel Colson
Old Timers Luncheon and Bridge at Mount Plymouth Hotel
The Old Timers Club held its annual luncheon and bridge at Mount Plymouth Hotel. Twelve members attended with Mrs Violetta Downs substituting for the ill Miss Gertrude Thorne. A violet bouquet greeted each guest. prizes went to Mrs Ethelyn Zell Mrs Mary McDonnell Mrs T J Potters and consolation to Mrs L R Heim. Mrs Potter to host next Monday.
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Old Timers
Mount Plymouth
Violetta Downs
Gertrude Thorne
F. H. Begole
Ethelyn Zell
Mary McDonnell
T. J. Potters
L. R. Heim
Potter
Birthday Surprise for Beebe Family in Orlando
On Wednesday evening March 18 Mrs. E. K. Goethe hosted a birthday surprise party for her mother Mrs. Earl Beebe and Mr. W. J. Beebe at Tremain Street home in Orlando. Twenty guests attended with prizes to Mrs. Mary Cookson Mrs. Eugene Allen and H. S. Masten. The decor featured roses and sweet peas and refreshments included ice cream day cake a three layer cake in pink white and chocolate with message your birthday and mine.
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E. K. Goethe
Orlando
Earl Beebe
W. J. Beebe
Tremain Street
Mary Cookson
Eugene Allen
H. S. Masten
Surprise Supper and Bridge Honors Mrs Hazelwood
Mr and Mrs C R Young hosted a 6:00 supper and bridge at their home on Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs Adam Hazelwood celebrating her birthday. A cake was presented and several gifts were given, followed by a bridge game with prizes awarded to Mrs Hazelwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Young
Adam Hazelwood
Hazelwood
Adam Hazel
Evening event honors local residents and guests
The article lists attendees including Mr. Jensen, Mr. Hazel wood, and their spouses. Guests from Sylvan Shores and families of Hazelwood and Purdy are noted among those enjoying the evening and consolation prize.
Masquerade Dance By Tourist Club Ends In Extendable Run
The annual masquerade at the Community Building drew about 150 attendees in varied costumes from a black cat to a Christmas tree. Mr. and Mrs. Hazelwood led the grand march, with Mrs Cadman winning first honors and Mr. and Mrs LaBreck second. despite plans to end, the event will continue until further notice.
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Hazelwood
Cadman
LaBreck
Bridge Parties At Mrs Gledhill's Fifth Avenue Home
Mrs S W Gledhill hosted two bridge afternoons at her Fifth avenue home. Four tables played last Thursday with prizes to Maude Shephard, Thomas Mould, T M Kramer, and Mary McDonnell. Tuesday’s session awarded Prizes to George LaDue, M Martin, and Mary McDonnell who substituted for Mallory. An orange cream color scheme with calendula decor complemented refreshments.
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S. W. Gledhill
Fifth Avenue
Maude Shephard
Thomas Mould
T. M. Kramer
Mary McDonnell
George LaDue
M. Martin
Mallory
Charming At Home by Mrs A C Quixley
Mrs A C Quixley hosted a Friday afternoon at home from 3 to 5 with floral displays featuring jonquils forsythia Cherokee roses and seasonable blooms. Tea was served in the dining room by Mrs Mallory and Miss Leavenworth while sandwiches cakes nuts and confections were offered with help from several guests.
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A. C. Quixley
Georgia
Miss Leavenworth
Lashar
Mould
LaDue
Clark
Mrs. Mallory
Miss. Leavenworth
Bridge Luncheon at Villa Dora Hotel Honors Blanchard Family
Mrs. Hiram Blanchard and Miss Eleanor Blanchard hosted a bridge luncheon at the Villa Dora Hotel on Saturday for sixteen guests. Prizes went to Miss Lois Bryant and other attendees, with floral centerpieces of pink larkspur and blue delphinium and bouquets of sweet peas and forget-me-nots enhancing the pink and blue theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Blanchard
Eleanor Blanchard
Villa Dora
Blanchard
Ray Stillman
Gertrude Thorne
Ethelyn Zell
Fred MacMahon
Miss Blanchard
Misses Mahon
Lois Bryant
Rosalie Brantley
Bryant
Yacht Club Matinee Bridge Ends Season
The last Matinee Bridge of the season was held at the Yacht Club last Saturday despite heavy rain that kept some members away. Those present enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with green palms and bamboo decorations and prize awards followed by a luncheon from the Grand View Hotel as sunset closed the event.
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Yacht Club
Grand View Hotel
Pleasant Saturday Afternoons Celebrate Guest Visitors
The entertainment committee thanks all who aided them through the season in making these Saturday afternoons enjoyable for winter visitors. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Frank B. Many and Mrs M. L. Denbroeder for highest Bridge scores and to Mrs Wm. T. Patterson for the low score.
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Frank B. Many
M. L. Denbroeder
Wm. T. Patterson
Delights at Mrs Ray Stillman Bridge Party on Alexander Street
Mrs Ray Stillman hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering at her Alexander Street home. Garden flowers festooned the rooms as five bridge tables entertained guests. Prizes went to Mrs R N White Mrs C C Van Etten Mrs Hiram Blanchard Mrs M Martin Mrs Fletcher Crane Mrs Wilson Smith and Mrs Fred McMahon. Additional attendees included Mrs A E Bell Mrs T J Potter Mrs T M Kramer Miss Gertrude Thorne and others from Daytona Beach among the list of guests.
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Ray Stillman
Alexander Street
R. N. White
C. C. van Etten
Hiram Blanchard
M. Martin
Fletcher Crane
Wilson Smith
Fred McMahon
A. E. Bell
T. J. Potter
T. M Kramer
Gertrude Thorne
George LaDue
Eleanor Blanchard
George Malone
Eva Byrde
Louis Klatt
George Thompson
J. D. Secor
Violetta Downs
Frank Turner
Daytona Beach
Bridge Luncheon Honors Mrs Radcliffe at Mt Plymouth Hotel
Mrs A E Bell hosted a Bridge Luncheon at Mt Plymouth Hotel on Thursday in honor of her mother Mrs Walter W Radcliffe of Shelton Conn A centerpiece of petunias and a violet corsage marked each place Four tables played bridge with prizes won by Mrs Ray Stillman Mrs J G Kirby Mrs George LaDue Mrs Eva Byrde and Miss Gertrude Thorne Attending guests included Mrs George Zell Mrs Violetta Downs Mrs Fletcher Crane Mrs Louis Thebaud and others.
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Mt. Plymouth Hotel
A. E. Bell
Mt. Plymouth
Walter W. Radcliffe
Shelton
Villa Dora Hosts Dual Golf Tournaments At Honey-in-the-Hills
Guests of the Villa Dora Hotel and friends competed in two 18-hole golf events at Honey in the Hills with luncheon at the Floridian. The March 12 event crowned winners in both ladies and gentlemen divisions for low net, low putts, and hidden hole prizes.
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Villa Dora
Honey-in-the-Hills
Florida
Margaret Simpson
Scotch Plains
N. J
Ethelyn Zell
Mount Dora
Eleanor Blanchard
Tilton
N.H
Henry L. Wood
Lynn
Mass
F. B. Smith
Norwalk
Conn
George Dodd
Berlin
Mr. Thomas
Hidden Hole
Albert Goddard
Lincoln
N. H
Visiting relatives call on Mrs Cross amid social notes
Personal notices show Mr and Mrs Temens visiting Mrs Hinton for a few days while Mr and Mrs Reed and daughter from Orlando called on Mrs Cross. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Frank Leavett of Hillsboro and N Hy in a list of recent visitors during a period marked by a famine context reference.
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Mr. and
Mrs. Temens
Mrs. Hinton
Mrs. Reed
Orlando
Mrs. Cross
Frank _Leavett
Hillsboro, N. Hy
Social notes from local residents and visitors
A survey of names and travels shows Mr. and Mrs. Bryant of Highland Court vacationing in St. Kitte. Ezra Todd of New York visited Frank N. Horton. Good Times Club hosted by Mrs. A. C. Quixley. Others include Dr. Burton Lockhart from Manchester NH, Edith Hunt convalescing in Florida, and many residents visiting family or touring Florida.
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Ezra Todd
New York
Frank N. Horton
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