Phone 46 Happenings In The Realm Of Society
R N White and Miss Margaret White hosted a bridge luncheon at Spinning Wheel Tea Room in Tavares on a May day. Guests enjoyed seating with yellow and white decor, a luncheon, and five hundred with prizes awarded to several attendees including Mrs Fred MacDowell and Dr Elizabeth Waller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. White
Miss Mar- White
Spinning Wheel Tea Room
Tavares
Ridge
Fred MacDowell
R. McTurk
MacDonald
Fred MacMahon
Li J.larder
Elizabeth Waller
Thayer Hosts Informal Bridge Session At Home
Mr and Mrs George Thayer hosted an informal bridge gathering Saturday at their home. Two tables were arranged for the players and several interesting games were enjoyed as refreshments were served to guests including Mr and Mrs W R Turk Mrs Archie Hurlburt Charles Edgerton Miss W Ames Mrs Thomas Lashar and Dyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thayer
W. R. eTurk
Archie _ Hurlburt
Harles Edgerton
W. Ams
Thomas Lashar
Dyson
W C T U Meeting Scheduled for Monday Afternoon
Proposers of the local W C T U organization will meet at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon at Highland on Mrs Pray. All those who do not care to walk will gather at the church. Mrs Minnie E Neal state president will attend Mount Dora on the eve of May 8 during a conference.
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Pray
Highland E
Sals
Anay
Irs
Minnie E. Neal
Mount Dora
Young Home Easter Party Hosts Bridge and Five Hundred
A Wednesday afternoon party at the home of Mrs. Young on Avenue entertained guests including Mrs. Rabin Battle. Flowers and lilies adorned the rooms while bridge and five hundred games were played. High bridge went to Mrs. C. C. Dooley and five hundred to Mrs. Paul Fo und. Prizes included insolation prizes to Mrs. C. R. Javens and Mrs. Carter. An ice course was served at ten o clock by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Rabin Battle
Avenue
C. C. Dooley
Paul Found
Rs. C. R. Javens
Carter
Matrons Host Bridge Social in Mount Dora
The Young Matrons Club of Mount Dora met with Mrs. W. L. Hinson in Or ado on Monday afternoon. After several progressing games, prizes went to Mrs. C. C. Dooley Mrs. F. Bryan and Mrs. J. G. Ray. Refreshments followed the social hour. Members included Mrs. J. W. Javens Mrs. C. C. Deely and others from Mount Dora and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
W. L. Hinson
Orado
C. C. Dooley
F. Bryan
J. G. Ray
J. WR. Javens
C. C. Deely
Dunt Dora
P. D
F. R. Bryan
Garden Club of Mount Dora Pays Five Dollars
A letter dated April 25 1928 from Mr Dora to Mrs Zell states that by vote of the Garden Club of Mount Dora the club authorizes payment to the Park Commission of five dollars and encloses a check for the amount.
Methodist Episcopal Church Services May 6
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces May 6 services including Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Mr Nimnicht, morning worship at 11, Epworth League at 6 30 p.m. a 30 minute song service at 7 30 p.m. and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. W F M S meets May 9 at 3 p.m. at Mrs Gifford 443 East Fifth Avenue. All invited. James H Elder pastor.
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Nimnicht
Epworth League
Ferris
Gifford
East Fifth
Congregational May 6 Services Announced
D B Spencer minister announces May 6 schedule with Bible School at 10 a m worship at 11 a m Junior Endeavor at 11 a m Senior Y P S C E 630 p m Lord s Supper to be observed during morning service Junior Endeavor meets in the parsonage led by Mrs Cowles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Sermon Series On The Signs Of The Times At Local Church
Cor 10th and Tremain features G. T. Hinton pastor with Bible School at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m and 8 p m Evening sermon titled The Signs of the Times marks the second in the series A BY P U meeting at 7 p m and a Wednesday prayer service at 7 30 p m The congregation praises a generous missions offering from last Sunday
St George Family Holiday at Villa Dora Hotel
Mr and Mrs St George and son Stuart are visiting the Villa Dora Hotel before returning to Canada for the summer. Mr and Mrs Adam Hazelwood leave this morning for Daytona Beach to spend the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. St. George
Stuart
Villa Dora
Canada
Adam’ Hazelwood
Daytona Beach
Mount Dora Residents and Visitors Leave for Summer
A roundup of local residents entertaining guests, traveling to summer homes, and attending events. Arch Hurlburt sails to Boston. Mrs. Mary E. Barnes returns to Burnsville. H W Blunt and Harrold visit Brooksville. Miss Henrietta Houghton reaches Northampton. Harry Hopewood passes away in Whitehouse Ohio. May D. Lewis heads to Watertown. Anna M. Carr travels to Washington DC. Knights of Pythias meeting brings back members. Rains relocates to Mount Dora. Hinton couple head to Kansas. George Lamoreux and George Taylor guests with local hosts. Shriner convention in Miami attracts Mount Dora residents. Walton NY visitors stay with BE. Christopher. Bradleys head to Portland Missouri. local social notes from Eustis and area.
Mrs Adam Hazelwood Hosts Elegant Bridge Luncheon
Social notes detail Mrs. Adam Hazelwood hosting a refined bridge luncheon at her home with rose and larkspur decor. Prizes awarded to several guests in bridge and five hundred events. Other items note Miss Margaret White visiting Rollins College, King’s Daughters meeting at E J Talant’s, and residents planning summer travel and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Hazelwood
F. W. Eastman
W. R. McTurk
L. J. Carder
Bridge
William Watt
M. F. Hocke
Margaret White
Rollins College
Winter Stay Ends as Relatives Depart to Northern Homes
The Misses Lewis and their cousin Miss Kate Warren depart Mount Dora this week for Syracuse New York. Dr Elizabeth Waller leaves next Wednesday for Tampa for the state osteopaths convention. The first summer season bridge party was held at the Yacht Club on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Syracuse
New York
Lewis
Kate Warren
Elizabeth Waller
Tampa
Yacht Club
Mr and Mrs W R McTurk host bridge gathering
Mr and Mrs W R McTurk entertained a few friends at bridge at their home last week. Mrs C P Parker, who has stayed at the Grandview Hotel a few months, has left for the north and will visit Washington DC before returning to Melrose Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. McTurk
Bridge
C. P. Parker
Grandview Hotel
North
Washington, D. C
Melrose
Mass
Families Take Extended Trips Amid Storm Delays
Mrs. Kimball and her mother Mrs. Hutchinson along with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunter travel to Miami for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Bachert postponed a planned trip north due to the storm and departed for Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Cooley and Mrs. Galloway with daughter Kathleen went to Georgia for several weeks, with Mr. Cooley returning to Mount Dora early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kimball
Mrs. Hutchinson
Lee Hunter
Miami
Wisconsin guest visits Florida trio on southern tour
Miss Ethel Zehms of Fond du Lac Wisconsin is staying a month with Miss Dorothy Heath in Sylvan Shores. Mr and Mrs James M Hull of Inglis Florida and Robert S Cope of Savannah Georgia stopped at the Mount Dora Hotel on Tuesday during a southern state tour en route to Georgia, having attended the Shriners convention in Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Bradley
Villa Dora Hotel
Portland
Lexington
Ethel Zehms
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Dorothy Heath
Sylvan Shores
James M. Hull
Inglis, Fla
Robert S. Cope
Savannah
Mount Dora Hotel
Georgia
Miami
Frank Rush Guest Of Miss Nancy Stuart In Athens
Frank Rush of Athens Ohio visited as Sunday guest of Miss Nancy Stuart.
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Frank Rush
Athens
Ohio
Nancy Stuart
Miss Adams to Close Grandview Hotel for Daytona Beach Stay
Miss W A Adams will close the Grandview Hotel this week and accompany Miss Marie Collins to Daytona Beach before touring Ocean City New Jersey for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Adams
Grandview Hotel
Marie Collins
Daytona Beach
Ocean City
N. J
Mount Dora Winter Visitors Return Home and Local Meetings
The report lists several residents returning home from winter stays in Mount Dora including Mr. and Mrs. H. Perkins and daughter to Milford Connecticut Mrs. Carr and Miss Sarah Carr in St. Petersburg before Washington D C and Mrs. L M Thomas to East Liverpool Ohio Also noted is the Mount Dora Art League meeting at Mrs Myra Houghton s home and Mr and Mrs David Simpson with Misses Carrie and Mary True back from the postmasters convention in Lake Worth Plus Robert White UF Gainesville spent the weekend with family and Mr and Mrs George Kellar returned from Lake Worth where they attended the Press association meeting with Keller re elected secretary of the southern section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Carr
Sarah Carr
St. Petersburg
Washington, D. C
David Simpson
Carrie and
Mary True
Lake Worth
George Kellar
Press Association
Keller
Mount Dora Resident Edgerton Heads to Philadelphia
Charles Edgerton a Mount Dora resident left today for Philadelphia on a brief business trip. He expects to return to Mount Dora sometime in June.
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Charles Edgerton
Mount Dora
Philadelphia
Edgerton
Social News Briefs from Georgia and Chicago
Col and Mrs W J Sanborn spend several days in Georgia after a business trip. Friends of Miss Madeleine Milner learn she is in Chicago and will soon travel to San Diego for the summer with relatives. Miss Miriam Collin, who has
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Georgia
Madeleine Milner
Chicago
San Diego
California
Miriam Collin
One-Dish Luncheon With Sausages And Pineapple
A simple one-dish luncheon idea uses boiled rice as a base in a shallow dish. Parboil sausages fifteen minutes then arrange on a rice bed radiating from center with a dollop of crushed Hawaiian pineapple in the gaps. Bake at 350°F for thirty minutes then broil briefly to brown.
General utility pineapple shows up all around the menu
The article describes pineapple as a versatile ingredient that can serve in many roles from cocktail to dessert. It notes its use in a salad and even as a star component, then begins a recipe step with six slices of canned Hawaiian pineapple and a cucumber on lettuce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Utility Man
P. T. A. Holds Last Meet Of School Year
The Mount Dora High School auditorium hosts the final Parent-Teacher Association meeting of the year with a business session, finance discussion by E. B. Ferson, and comments from D. H. Bishop about adding two months of funding. W. T. A. Webb from Orlando is guest speaker offering remarks beneficial to teachers and parents.
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Mount Dora High School
E. B. Ferson
Ferson
Lake County
D. H. Bishop
Park Commission
Lake
Pineapple Pineapple Whip and Marshmallow Meringue
Beat three egg whites to stiff peaks then fold in cup crushed Hawaiian pineapple. Add half cup sugar and bake in a slow oven twenty five to thirty minutes until puffed and lightly browned. Remove, top with marshmallows and brown them briefly.
Rodeo Show Headlined for Legion National Convention
The American Legion’s tenth national convention in San Antonio October 8 to 12 will feature a 12 show rodeo with outlaw horses and wild cattle. W. T. Johnson promotes the event, buying 200 horses and raising prize money to 25000 to attract top riders, honoring Leo Robinson. Social stunts and riding feats highlight the program.
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San. Antonio
Tex
the American Legion
San Antonio
Philip B. Stapp
Arizona
New Mexico
W. T. Johnson
Johnson
Leo Robinson
Mabel Strickland
Tier
Fox Hastings
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J. G. la Due
Fletcher Grane
Carl Graves
H. H. Mallory
Ernest Martin
Fannie Noonan
Edward Jaques
H. T. Backus
A. C. Quixley
Harry Fenn
Parfitt
George Zell
Frank Heath
Gertrude Thorne
Marion Abele
Archie Hurlburt
Margaret Simpson
Thomas Potter
Mildred Marsh
E. E. Stokes
A. W. Bierkbeck
A. C. Perkins
Mary MacDonald
William S. Cadman
Frank P. Turner
John L. Millard
Estella Clark
Bayers
Etty Party
T Young Home
C. Javens
E. C. Stovall
le Williams
E. K. Martin
Rs. C. A. Ray
Trige Tuttle
Jucille Martin
Yours
Methodist Episcopal
Lakeside Inn
Boston
Mary E. Barnes
Harrold House
Burnsville
West Virginia
Barnes
H. W. Blunt
H. A. Harrold
Brooksville
Henrietta Houghton
Horace Blunt
Northampton
Miss Houghton
Harry Hopewood
Whitehouse
Mr. Hopewood
May D. Lewis
Watertown
Anna M. Carr
William Wingler
Frank Drake
Knights of Pythias
Winter Haven
E. W. Shaw
Rutland
Vermont
Thomas Jordan
S. S. Sadler Company
Atlanta
R. R. Raines
A. & P. Company
Seventh Avenue
J. H. Hinton
Anthony
Kansas
Mrs. Hinton
George Taylor
Mary Lois
Orlando
L. P. Jones
Mrs
George Lamoreux
West Coast
Florida
A. Lee French
Alfred Rehbaum
William Victor
William Jr
F. B. Smith
Philip, Thomas
Daughter
Bertha
Walton, New York
BE. J. Christopher
Third Avenue
Clinton. Childs
Palmer
Delightful Bridge
Nmeyer
Hazelwood
G. J. la Due
Simpson
W. R. MecTurk
George Malone
E. J. Talant
King’s Daughters
Abbie Linnenbrink
J. D. Thyng
E. G. Clifford
Passumpsic
Robert Sadler
Johnstown
John A. Whitney
Jean
Leesburg
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Dorothy Trainer
la Grange
Ill
Asheville, N
Philip Bachert
Buffalo
Thomas Cooley
Galloway
Kathleen
Mr. Cooley
Myra Houghton
Robert White
The
University of Florida At
Gainesville
Texas
M. Wells
O. W. Sadler Jr
Trigg Tuttle
A. Schoenenberger
Miss Craig
Golden Triangle Cleaners
MT. Dora
Hale & White
Fixin
S. Ambassador Cafeteria
Urquhart Building
Eustis, Florida
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