The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-10-12
ORANGE SPRINGS

wartmann and Mr. r. C. Douglass of
Citra were business visitors here
Thursday.
Mr. r. A Carlton of Ocala was among
the arrivals Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Magaw attended
the masquerade Saturday night and
spent Sunday here.
Mr.. Payton Alderman of OcaIa was a
Sunday visitor at the spring.
Mrs. F. D. Stevenson of Kansas City.
Mo-, arrived here Thursday. She has a
position with the New South Farm &
Home Company.
We had a spirited service at the
Methodist church Sunday evening. Rev.
P w. Peck. of Ocean City, n. J., deliv-
cred an able sermon on the subject,
I"Character Building" There were sew
eral beautiful song selections with Miss
Lois Massey at the organ. Mrs. n. l..
Smith read a sacred writing on the
subject. How to Get Vision of God"
1t was her own composition and shows
| the deep spirited nature of the writer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. n. Wimberly are
| the guest Of relatives.
| DR.. Kobe had the misfortune to lose
his horse last Saturday.
Mr. Nelson s. Patrick was a business
visitor to Jacksonville for several days
| this week
/ Mr.. and Mrs Moberly went shopping
| in Ocala last week.
| Mrs. Tunis has bought a beautiful
building site and is having some good
work done improving the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy George of Ocala
spent Sunday here. AS Miss Bobbe
Harrison Mrs. George was we'll known
| in Orange Springs.
We are sorry to report Miss Bessie
Porter somewhat indsposed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Miller and son,
IC. A. Miller and wife and Miss Oracle
Miller of Lynne. Mass, form a pleasant
party of homeseekers which arrived
yesterday. The New South Farm and
Home Company is doing great things
for Florida by bringing some excellent
families in. May all the waste places
blossom like the rose.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Sistrunk and chill
dren spent Sunday here
| Mrs. ]. ". Miller was thrown out OF
an automobile and received some pain
full bruises Otherwise she was not in
jured.
thomeseekers who arrived last week:
/ Ringer. Ohio; VIM. Howard, Pueblo
Colo; Capt. Sydney Bartlett and wife,
Salmon Arm. 3. c.; Mathew Winfong,
Wayne, Pa; H. Schwerin, Bryan Myr
Pa: John Moore, Rosemond, Pa; E. K.
Hudson, Laurence. Mass: G. A. Nesbit
Rapid City, s. D.; w. c. Harris, Lynn
Mass.
Saturday night was the scene of a
pretty masquerade ball on an open
pavilion underneath oak boughs laden
with graceful Spanish moss. The moon
lit skies. the colored Japanese lanterns
scattered about lent much toward
making an attractive setting that could
not have been duplicated in any other
place. About Il o'clock every one left
for the hotel to partake of a delightful
buffet super served from chatting
dishes. Guests from Jacksonville, Ocala
Burbank, Fort Mccoy. Kenwood, In
terlachen Rodman and Kenilworth left
in autos and private cars. Some re-
manned over Sunday to enjoy an out
ing at the springs. Everyone report ed
a royal good time and ready to return
any time for another party.
To Miss Alice Evans and Mrs. Pow
ers thanks are due for delightful re-
freshments and pleasure for the merry
| dancers. a list OF the masquerade
costumes was handed to your CORES
pendent which / give below:
Miss Evans was a winner as jockey
in kits.
Mrs. F. D. and C. B. Powers were
charming little school lasses.
Mrs Turner was becoming as Little
Red Ridinghood.
Miss Lucy Pegram the Orange
Springs dude
Mr.. T. c. Mitchell and Mr.. c. B. Pow
ers as the first hoboes of the Ocala
Northern Railroad were very fine anG
created much laughter.
Mrs. Guy Graves as school CIR
had many admirers
Mrs. Kobe represented a lady OF
color, which happened to be black.
Mrs. Higgins took the part as a very
good looking old lady.
Mrs. Fred 3. Magaw in a blue sill
domino kept every one guessing.
Mr.. Nose Lauffer dressed in an orig.
inal Persian costume aroused much
curiosity
Mr.. Emanuel Tamraz left last week
for New York City to visit his sister
He will remain until the first of No
vember