The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-23

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with her roommate. Mss Leila Akin
and in the afternoon Miss Akin went
on home via the A. c. L for the holi-
days. Misses Cleveland and Akin are
students at the Florida College for
Women at Tallahassee.
Mrs J. d Lawrence of Salisbury. y.
c., who IS spending the holidays with
her daughter, Mrs. c. T. Hodges. was
Miss Jessie Lawrence, also Of Sails
bury
Mrs. George McGahagin and children
left yesterday for Tampa, to spend
the holidays with Mrs. McGahagin's
mother in Tampa. Mr.. McGahagin ex-
poets to join them tomorrow or We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Wilbur Smith. whe is n charge
of the undertaking business of his
father, Mr. E. c. Smith, in Tampa, is
in the city for the holidays.
Mr.. VIM. II. Fuller, who has been in
Tampa for some~time. where he has
position with the Tampa Steam Laun-
dry, arrived last might to spend the
holidays with his sister. Miss Eugenia
Fuller and uncle, Mr.. J. R. Martin.
Mr.. j. c. BeasIey of Georgia, who
was formerly with the Marion Hard
ware Company of this city, then mer-
chandising at MarteI, is in the city for
a few days.
-<aIessrs. Thomas Sexton and a. T.
STbomas, whose. phosphate business
keeps them out Sof town so much, are
here with their families for the holt
days
4 Mr. and Mrs John T. Moore's little
daughter, Marglerlte, came home yes
terday from the convent at San An
tonic, to spend the holidays with her
Rarents.
Mrs. S. A. STANDBY. Miss Tommie
STANDBY and Master Crawford Stand
ley arrived Saturday evening to spend
a few weeks with Mrs Standley's
daughters, Mrs. Arthur Clark and Mrs.
CIR. Kreger.
Miss Annie Griffith arrived from
d
summed her position with the Southern
Phosphate Development Company Miss
Griffith is a charming and accomplish
ed young lady as well as a competent
stenographer and bookkeeper and her
friends hope she will remain in Ocala
permanently. She is making her home
at Mrs. T. NJ. Moore's pleasant board
ing house.
Mrs Frank league of Lady Lake
spent Sunday in Ocala, the guest of
Mrs. Walter Hood.
Miss Lola Raysor arrived Saturday
from Orlando, where she is teaching in
the high school
gAIr. and Mrs. c. s Cullen and five
Interesting children left on the
o'clock train thfs morning for Tarbor,
n. c.. to spend Christmas with Mrs.
Cullen's sister, Mrs. Lanier. In jack
sonville they We're Joined by Miss
Miriam Pasteur, who accompanied them
10 North Carolina.
Rev James Glass while in the city
Sunday was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. T. Schneider.
Mr. 1 V. stevens of Lakeland spent
Sunday in Ocala with his wife and
daughter.
Mr. j. NJ Fnomas has gone to At
lanta, his old lfome, to spend Christmas
with relatives
Mrs t. K. Slaughter of Levon viii
have as her guest for the next two
months her mother, Mrs. Newton of
Kentucky.
Mr. W. J Frink of Levon leaves
Tuesday morning for Jasper, to visit
his mother and sisters until after
Christmas, when he viii visit friends
at 'Bradentown.
The Kingk Daughters packed at
Mrs. S \. ssjstrunk's home yesterday
afternoon almost thirty large hamper
baskets ana distributed them this aft
,ernoon.
Sundays Union contained a
picture of Mrs. Jack Camp and the
following remarks about OcaIa's Wo-
mans Club, Of which she is the new
president:
This very live club is doing fine
work. The officers are as follows:
President, Mrs. Jack Camp
First vice president, Mrs. Sarah Har-
rfs Lloyd.
Second vice president, Mrs. l. "
| DuvaL
Recording secretary Mrs G. 7,
Maughs.
Corresponding secretary Mrs. W. T.
Gary
| Treasurer, Mrs T T. Munroe
| Auditor. Mrs Otis Green.
| It has a membership of 125 and is
now putting forth every effort toward
acquiring home. The club owns a
building lot and has organized itself
into different committees, all working
| toward one goaI-an up-to-date club
| house.
| The members have been doing a LOT
of good work along educational lines
and have been largely instrumental il
| securing a new public school.
II An early and vigorous campaign
against the fly has been instituted.