Mary Harris Weds Simpson In Elegant Florida Ceremony
Miss Mary Harris and Simpson married in a morning ceremony at the bride’s home in Eustis. Rev. officiated as bamboo and roses formed a picturesque backdrop. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. L Harris, wore beige Kashmere and white roses. reception and luncheon followed with a pink white and green color scheme. Mrs. Simpson, a Tallahassee alumna who studied in New York and Paris, is joined by her husband in Mount Dora after a honeymoon in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harris
Simpson
Presbyterian
Eustis
S. L
M. V. Simpson
Eustis High School
Florida State College For Women
Tallahassee
New York
Art
Paris
Mr. Simpson
M. W. Simpson
Millageville Military School
Millageville
Florida
Mount Dora
Card Party at Villa Dora Benefits Kelly Park
The fifth Villa Hotel card party for Kelly Park was hosted by Mrs. George on Monday afternoon. Three bridge tables entertained guests with prizes awarded to Mrs. C. J. Helms and Miss Marion Abele for high scores, a third prize to Miss Gertrude Thorne, and others receiving smaller tokens. Guests included Mrs. A. W. Birkbeck, Mrs. R. N. White, and several local residents. next event set for November 5.
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Villa Hotel
Kelly Park
Daughters Club Plans Sewing for Children’s Home
Anes Daughters met Wednesday with Miss Helen Merritt hosting the King’s Daughters. They planned sewing for the Children’s Home Society which needs garments. The next meeting is Tuesday Oct 30 at Mrs George Coffin’s home. all are asked to come prepared to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Merritt
E King’s Daughters
Children’s Home Society
Tuesay
Eorge Coffin
Ham and Hay Entertain Club Hosts Bridge Evening
The Misses Olivia Hay and Vada am hosted a bridge party at Vada am's home on Wednesday evening. Nite club members attended, three tables played, scores totaled, a brief business session followed, and coffee and doughnuts were served during the social hour. Guests included Misses Dorothy Heath Marcia Cornish Jene Carter Mary Watson Thelma Riley Thelma Lindman Lillian ce Rosalie Brantley Marion e and Mrs. William Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia Hay
Vadaam
Nitelub
Dorothy Heath
Marcia Cornish
Jene Carter
Mary . Watson
Thelma Riley
Thelma
Lilliance
Rosalie Brantley
Mary
Elite . Lindman
Marione
William Roberts
W. R. Battle
Altizer
Jewel Boydston
Thelma’ Rice
Thelma Rice
Twila Camp
Mabel Norris
Mary Watson
Thelma Helms
Flappers
Mary Lindman
Bill Roberts
Felithia Roberts
Miss Craig
Rae Brown
Vada Ham
Helms Hosts Bridge Party in Sylvan Shores
Mr and Mrs C J Helms hosted a bridge party at their Sylvan Shores home on Friday evening. Four tables were set with Florida Pink Vine and roses. Prizes went to Mrs T H Cooley and C C Dooley for high scores and to Mr and Mrs A B Altizer for second. A salad course with coffee followed. Guests included Mr and Mrs T H Cooley, Mr and Mrs C Cooley, Mr and Mrs A B Altizer, Mr and Mrs W L Hinson Orlando, Mr and Mrs J G Ray, Mr and Mrs C R Javens, Dr and Mrs Miller Wells and Miss Irene Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Helms
Sylvan Shores
Florida
T. H. Cooley
C. C. Dooley
A. B. Altizer
Helms
W. L. Hinson
Orlando
J. G Ray
C. R. Javens
Miller Wells
Irene Carter
Plans for Mammoth Costume Ball Are Abandoned
The Mount Dora Chamber of Commerce announces the cancellation of the planned mammoth masquerade ball at the yacht club in November. The yacht club refused to set a precedent for use by outside groups and no alternate venue exists locally. The chamber will wait for Mount Plymouth hotel to open and has secured permission to use its ballroom when staging the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Yacht Club
Mount Dora
Mount Plymouth
Mt. Plymouth Company
Mrs Millard Hosts Merry Matrons Club Gathering
Mrs Millard entertained the Merry Matrons Club of Tavares at her Lake Shore Drive home Friday afternoon with sewing and bridge. Assisted by Mrs Charles Deihl, guests included Mrs Fred Largquist, Mrs Russell Peeples, Mrs Leonard Duncan, Mrs Bayard Kennedy, and others, with fall flowers decorating the rooms and refreshments served at tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lagerquist
Russell Peeples
Leonard Duncan
Bayard Kennedy
E. M. Talley
William J. Rogers
W. M. Kennedy
Charles J. Close Jr
Irving Burleigh
D. H. Moore
R. L. Cowen
Margaret Close
J. W. Hunter
Woman's Club Hosts Noted Legal Talk by National Figure
The Mt. Dora Woman's Club met Tuesday for a feature talk on law by Mrs. Herbert Leonardi of Sanford, state chairman of the National League of Women Voters. She avoided politics, clarified Florida law points, answered questions, and praised Judge Koonce. The gathering opened with a flag salute and America song led by Mrs. Odum Edwards, with the club code presentation by Mrs. Davidson. About fifty ladies attended the social hour with wafers and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Dora
Coles
Graham
Umlauf
Lewis
Eastern Star Banquet Honors Florida Grand Matron
Miss Verna Bullard, Grand Matron of Florida, was the honor guest at a Villa Dora Hotel banquet. Forty three members and friends attended a six o'clock dinner before a session with adjacent chapters and initiatory work. The Grand Matron spoke on the second commandment urging daily goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Verna Bullard
Grand Chapter
Florida
Villa Dora
Eastern Star Hall
Making The Right Use Of Our Talents Pageant
Church notices announce 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m morning worship and 7 p m Christian Endeavor with Nelson Morley reading on the topic Making The Right Use of Our Talents illustrated by a pageant Members are urged to attend Endeavor meetings and see how the youth develop talents for service A Halloween Social under Endeavorers flags is set for Friday at 8 p m All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Nelson Morley
Endeavorers
Sunday church services announced for the week
Sunday school led by Mr Nim at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship and sermon by Pastor at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Evening sermon at 7:30 p.m. Mid week service Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Bring your own Bible. Public and strangers welcome. James H. Elder, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimnicht
Epworth League
James H. Elder
Personal News from Local Residents
Mrs. Jane Hoxie and Mrs. King of West Warwick R I are now at their home on McDonald Street. Mrs Hyde and daughter of Watertown N Y are spending time at the Villa Dora Hotel. Mr and Mrs Philip Bachert have returned from a summer camp near Buffalo N Y and will spend the winter at their home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hoxie
Mrs. King of
West Warwick
R. I
McDonald Street
Hyde
Watertown, N. Y
Villa’ Dora Hotel
Philip Bachert
Buffalo
N. Y
Mrs Emma Marsh and family return from Geneva visit
Mrs Emma Marsh and her mother Mrs Sears have come back from Geneva New York where they spent the summer. A W Watson of New York has bought two Clayton Street lots and plans to raise chickens to display at Florida fairs. Mrs David Simpson hosted luncheon Tuesday with guests including Mrs Herberta Leonardi of Sanford Mrs George Keller Mrs C W Sadler Jr and Miss Louise Newhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Marsh
Mrs. Sears
Geneva
N. Y
A. W. Watson
New York
Clayton Street
David Simpson
Herberta Leonardi of
Sanford
George Keller
C. W. Sadler Jr
Louise Newhall
Utter Couple Return From Sayre Pa For Winter Home
Mr and Mrs G H Utter have returned from Sayre Pennsylvania and will spend the winter at their home. The note records their seasonal relocation and residence plans.
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Mrs. G. H. Utter
Sayre
Miss Isobel Carrington Visits Sylvan Shores Home
Miss Isobel Carrington daughter of Col and Mrs Edward C Carrington of Baltimore and New York is guest of Miss Marion Abele and Mr Alan Abele at their Sylvan Shores home after returning from a year in Europe. Also listed are Mr and Mrs George B Pray and Mrs O C Salisbury returning from Hamburg NY and H C Merriam from Bridgeport Conn and New York. C J Helms and Mrs J G Ray spent days in Jacksonville attending Rexall convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isobel Carrington
Edward C. Carrington
Baltimore
New York
Marion Abele
Alan Abele
Sylvan Shores
Miss Carrington
Europe
C. J. Helms
J. G. Ray
Jacksonville
Rexall
Altizers Visit Hinsons in Orlando
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Altizer were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hinson at their Orlando home.
Local Residents Return From Summer Trips
Mr and Mrs William Johnson are back from Chazy New York where Mrs Johnson spent the summer. Mr and Mrs Frank Fowler and William Banko arrived in Mount Kisco New York and will spend time in Mount Dora. Miss Marguerite Lindman spent the weekend with relatives in Tampa. Mr and Mrs H E Wadham arrived from Hamden Connecticut to spend the winter on Clayton street. Mr and Mrs Harry Backus and their son George returned from Springfield Illinois where they spent the past few months.
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William Johnson
Chazy, N. Y
Mrs. Johnson
Frank Fowler
William Banko
Mt. Kisco, N. Y
Mount Dora
H. E. Wadham
Hamden, Conn
Clayton Street
Harry Backus
George
Springfield
Ill
Continuation Volleyball Season Opens Tonight at New Center
The six teams of the Business Men's league start play next Monday at the new recreation center with a gala opening. Mount Dora orchestra will perform a pre game concert and radio broadcasts will be heard during and between periods. Delegations from Eustis Tavares and Orlando will attend as Tavares plans an intercity series with Mount Dora later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s League
Donnelly Stadium
Mount Dora Orchestra
Atwater Kent Broadcasting Unit
Myron’ Cronwall
Eustis
Tavares
Orlando
Mount Dora
County chamber to meet in business sessions only
The stream by Wilson Cypress company was reviewed by the secretary. By unanimous vote the body favored holding only a business session in towns outside the county seat every other month, eliminating the community luncheon. Secretary Harber supported the change citing improved outreach. The session addressed various county interests and lasted over two hours.
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Harber
Annual meeting approval and parade plans announced
Secretary Harber recommended by the advertising committee approved at the annual meeting of the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries. Eustis Boys' Band will join the Gasparilla Parade in Tampa during the South Florida Fair period, as announced by H. Hannah. Over 20,000 Post Card Week cards were mailed from Lake County, excluding smaller towns with unavailable figures, per the county wide summary. Logs and tree tops removals along Blackwater Creek were pursued to clear the channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Commercial Organization
Harber
Eustis
Gasparilla
Tampa
Blackwater Creek
Costume Fabric Prices From M B Little's Halloween Ad
A letters page note describes making costumes for a Halloween frolic using Camric and bunting at 15 cents per yard and a Saturday Special of 35 cents lingerie jersey at 30 cents. The writer plans Christmas gift supplies, noting four pastel shades plus white.
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Mae
M. B. Little’s
Ima Kustomer
Notice of Final Settlement for Orin W. Sadler III
Orin W. Sadler Jr as administrator of the estate of Orin W. Sadler III will present to the Lake County Florida County Judge at the Court House in Tavares on December 28, 1928, his final account and vouchers and ask for approval and for final discharge. Dated October 26, 1928. Mt. Dora Florida address. Schedule dates listed 10 25 11 1 8 15 22 29 12 6 18 20 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin W. Sadler, III
Lake County
Florida
Tavares
Orin W. Sadler, Jr
P. O
Mt. Dora
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Iss Mary Harris
Pretty
Efit
Anes
Eee Ham and Hay Entertain Club
Mrs. Helms
Mrs. Millard
Woman’s Club
Methodist Episcopal
George B. Pray
O. C. Salisbury
Hamburg
Mr. Salisbury
H. C. Merriam
Bridgeport
Conn
Marguerite Lindman
Wilson Cypress Company
Frock and Frill Beauty Shoppe
the Dress Department
Blue Bird Tea Room
M. E. Marsh
Ninth and Donnelly Sts
Baldwins Cash Grocery
Villa Dora Hotel
Carl S. Graves
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en Frolic
Hallowe’en
The
American Bakeries Company
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