The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-08-30
HAPPINESS AND HEALTH
Found In Large Iastalments by Oeala
People at Their Pretty suburb
the Lake

! house party ever entertained at East
lake was the one at THE Oaks" la st
week. chaperoned by Mrs. Violet Pow
ers Of Ocala. over forty Ocala young
people. Miss Eva Futch of Gainesville,
and Miss Maud Timmons of Tifton,
Ga, together with a number OF sum-
mer residents of the lake composed
the genial crowd. The days at Lake
Weir passed too quickly consequently
the nights were turned into days and
the merry party autoed. launched,
bathed and lunched and danced their
hearts delight. THE Oaks is one of
the most delightful homes and can en-
tertain and shelter more people at one
time than any other home on the east
side of Lake Weir. The party return
ed to Ocala Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Toph and children
of the MOntezuma hotel. Ocala, were
Monday arrivals at Eastlake. where
they viii spend a week at "The Oaks"
j.. 3. Carlisle and family had as their
guests the past week Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Nelson and children and Robert
Moorhead of Ocala. Sunday afternoon
the house party was given most de-
lightful launch ride in the BilIiken at
EastIake.
The y. c. L. Railroad has been do
ing a land office business at Eastlake
the past week. The earl ytrain Mon
day morning took seventeen passeng-
ers the noon train fifteen or more
passengers and Tuesdays $50 train at
least half dozen and the northbound
inoon train sixteen passengers.
Mrs. II. A. Fausett and daughters,
Misses Ruby, Pearl and Violet and son,
Clifford, who have been enjoyin e
camp life at East1ake this summer
will return to their Ocala home this
week. Their many friends here regret
their departure.
Mrs. Parkers of Tampa. sister of Mr.
w B. Gray of the Carney Investment
Company, is expected to reach East
lake next Monday, where she will
spend the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Gray
are expected from Michigan and will
join her for a short visit here.
DR.. c. r. Aver entertained most de-
| Ilightfully at his Eastlake summer
| home Sunday at a fish dinner Besides
| the house guests he entertained
Messrs. Jim Rentz and Pete Mcintosh.
Mr.. d. S. Woodrow is having Argyle
cottage improved by the addition of
| porch, bathroom and other improve
ments The cottage is already enga4-
ed for the coming winter by Mr.. Chap
man and party of Boston. Mr.. Chap
man has been coming to Lake Weir
for several winters and spending the
winter months at the Lakeside hotel
on the south side. Last winter was
| his first sojourn to Eastlake and he
/, fell 50 in love with the bea uties of
/ Woodmar that before leaving for the
summer engaged Argyle cottage for
| N
friends will he welcomed by his many
| friends, not only at Eastlake but all
around the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd were
Sunday visitors at Palmetto cottage
| Woodmar.
| doc" A. J. Beck and Mr.. Harry
Palmer of Ocala were Sunday visitors
at Eastlake, guests of Dr. c. B. Aver
at Palm Bluff cottage.
Mrs. Walton who has been the guest
of her sister Mrs Newport for the
F, past two months departed Wednesday
for her home in Miami.
| Willie Mock the auto machinist OF
jacksonville. who has been the gues
of Miss Edna Walton the past week
is spending a short time with Ocala
relatives before returning to Jackson
vile.
Mrs. J. G. Lege after several weeks
illness. is somewhat improved
Several of the young men of Lake
Weir expect to leave soon to resume
their college studies. Messrs. JohI
and Louis ChaZal will return to In
ldiana and Mr.. Harowl Clayton expect:
to enter the University of Florida a
Gainesville. They will be greatl,
missed by their many friends on thu
lake but all wish for them success
ful year.
Mr.. C. ]. McCraney and family ant
| house guests who have been at East
lake for a brief outing, returned t
Ocala Tuesday.
Monday a chicken pillau, fish fry an'
dance given at Newports stor
for the campers. Quite a numbe
We're in attendance and a plea san
time reported.