The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-06-23
q {" SUMNER OUTING"


young people assembled at the mag
nificent home of Hon and Mrs. w.
K. Zewadski, on Fort King avenue,
having been summoned to go on a
"summer outing" viz: Misses Allie
Van Julian, Caro- Liddon, Nellie and
Mary DaCosta, of Gainesville, Madge
Sims, Sue Anderson, Anna Nixon,
Ethel Robinson, Janet Weathers,
Annie Davis, Sara, Violet and Louise
Harris, Sallie Camp, Edna Dozier,
Pauline Sullivan, Louise Scott, Annie
Mathews, Sue Barco, Bessie Porter
! and Eloise Miller, and Messrs. How
ard and Harvey Clark, Bruce Meffert,
Stephen Jewett, Charles t. Brian. of
Houston, Texas, Harry Palmer, Ben
Condor, John Sullivan, Sam Barco,
Harry Walters, John Julian, Robert
Mathews, and Alfred Beck.
At the Zewadski home they We're
| joined by the Messrs. Zewadski and
their guests, Messrs. Byron West, of
Jacksonville, Leroy Giles. of Orlan-
do, and Angus Birdsey, of Macon, for
whom this pleasant affair was plann-
ed. The only thing that marred the
outing was the absence of their
| friends, Messrs. AIva Herzog, of Jack
sonville, and William Whitney, of
Fernandina, who We're unable to
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zewadski, Mrs Carrie
i Long and Miss Sue Barco, met the
| guests at the union station and in the
| waiting room they were received by
Messrs. CISCO and Guy Zewadski,
| Giles, Birdsey and West, and Misses.
| Sallie Camp, Louise Scott, Bessie Por-
! ter, Sue Anderson and Violet Harris,
after which they were shown the way
to the lunch room where they were
|
| The ticket Office had been very
neatly fixed up with colors OF the
"Aris'' society 10 which these young
! gentlemen belong, and across the
| front of the Office was draped a big
Arts banner.
! MIR. Zewadski sold the tickets, there
being two 10 each of the destinations.
The girl and boy having tickets read
! ing to the same place became part
ners and were shown to their train
by the porters, Clarence Zewadski
and Willie Bullock.
Three stop-Overs Were allowed and
| all were given thirty minutes TO write
| descriptive letters of their summer
outing
| Olaf Zewadski and Julien Bullock
| were very excellent news butchers"
and every few minutes passed through
the cars venuing their wares.
| At the end of the thirty minutes,
| the letters were read aloud, Hon. Z.
A Burford acting as judge. These
| letters We're all excellent, Mr.. Bur-
| ford said, and he found some difficult
| ~ in making a choice between sew
eral, but he had finally decided to
award the prizes 10 Miss Violet Har-
ris and Harry Palmer, who mad de
scribed their wedding trip to the But
! taIo exposition.
The prizes We're silver nat brush
and i fountain pen and III presenting
them Mr.. Burford made d few happy
remarks in MS usual pleasing style
! which always seem 10 come 10 MIN so
easily and SO unanectedly.
! We were especially requested TO
publish the letter that won the prize,
| also several OF others that received
honorable MENTION" bat our space
preciudes Us DOING So However, we
| make room for the prize letter telling
! of the wedding journey 70 Buffalo:
Harry and 1 left Ocala on the Sea-
| board at two O'Clock one early morn
! ing bound for Buffalo to see the great
exposition.
I'VE were on our wedding trip, /
l neglected to say, so you may mag