The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-06-27
ITEMS FROM EASTLAKE
Scores of OeaIa People are Making
Themselves Happy by the Loch's
shining Waves

tire JOAlS ot6A0 "'AA1AA
arrived Friday are located in Mr.. c. E.
Connor's two lake shore cottages on
the north side of the lake instead of at
Eastlake as they were last summer.
The young folks are frequent visitors
10 Eastlake, having several launches
and autos at their disposal Mrs. T.
H Johnson is the chaperone Sunday
the party and visitors list registered
forty. Tuesday night the young men
of the party gave a dance at the East
lake clubhouse. The ConnOr and
Chazal launches conveyed the house,
party across the lake. \ pleasant
time is reported
Mrs Z. F. Newport, who is spend
ing the summer months with rela-
tives at Miami. was a recent visitor
at Key West. accompanying a party
over the alI-rail route. She greatly
enjoyed the novel trip.
! The Lake Weir Club House finish
| ings and furnishings with two excep-
| tions have been received and placed.
| The weather yane. the gift of Mr.. III.
! Lawrence of Falmouth. Mass, is ex-
pected any day and the club members
are anXiOusIy awaiting the finishing
| touch. The billiard table. the gift of
Mr.. Schnitzler of Weirsdale. which
was 10 be shipped from MS eastern
home. has not yet arrived.
The first of the private parties given
at the Lake Weir Club House was a
VERY pleasant dance last Friday night.
Mr.. Harry Baxter of Gambler was the
host and in his usual genial way
proved an ideal entertainer.
| Numerous splash parties" are be
ing enjoyed by the summer residents
and their guests at Eastlake and
WOodmar docks. Among the attractive
costumes worn by the charming girls,
none can compare with that worn by
Miss Maude Mcintosh last Wednesday.
1t is in the Lake Weir Yacht Club
colors and adorned with embroidered
emblems. Hurrah for Miss Maude.
May our fair guest from Ocala remain
with us always.
! Mr.. d. s. Woodrow, prominent in
business and social circles of Ocala
and Eastlake, departed this week for
Scotland, where he will spend several
months visiting his mother and sister.
Miss Jean Woodrow, who is pleasantly
Remembered by many Ocala and Lake
Weir residents, where she visited sew
eral years ago. Mr.. Woodrow's. host
of friends wish for him a pleasant voy-
iage and visit and hope for a speedy
restoration of his usually good de-
gree of health. During his absence
! his wife and daughter and little Flor
ence Clark will remain al Blair villa
iWoodmar
Mr. Loren Squires, for many years
postmaster at Eastlake, departed on
TUESDAY for Manson, Mass, where he
will spend three or four months with
relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. f. Chace and child
Iren and nurse were among the Sunday
arrivals from Ocala. They will occupy
the Goodwin bungalow, THE Oaks"
lduring the summer months.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and son of
baltimore, Md, were Friday arrivals
lat Eastlake, where they are guests Of
Mrs. D. S. Woodrow at Blair Villa.
iWoodmar. for few days.
Mr., j. G. Lege left Friday for Geor-
gia, where he will remain until Sep
ltember. Mrs. Lege preceded him sew
eral weeks ago. Their lovely home at
lWoodmar will be occupied during July
and August by Mrs. Frank f. Harris
and family of Ocala.
Miss Christine Hannah of St. Pc
ltersburg was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. r. r. Carroll at their Woodmar
lcottage last week.
Mr.. Fl. y. Fausett came down from
iOcala to enjoy a few days visit with
Ibis family at their cottage at Eastlake
this week.
Mr.. Andy Fausett has brought his
l16-foot launch from the river and
iplaced it on the lake and is now en-
joying the motor pleasures of the lake.
Mrs. Esteridge and little son, Luther
land Miss Oneida Ellis of Mulberry
were Sunday arrivals at Eastlake.
where they will spend several weeks
lat the home of tha ladies' brother-in-
law, r. p. Crawford.
Mr.. c. X. Sage, manager of the
Western Union telegraph office at
Ocala and Master Yonge Sage, one of
the messengers" of the same office.
Joined Mrs. Sage at Eastlake Saturday
night for a brief visit at the Fosnot
home.
Mr.. c. f, Connor and Miss Mary
iConnor of North Lake were among the
Monday morning \. C.-L passengers
for Ocala.
The many Eastlake friends of Mr. A
\. Bartlett of Weirsdale extend to him
their heartfelt sympathy in his recent
bereavement. The news of the demise
of Mrs. Bartlett was a shock to many
of our residents.
The youngest child of DR.. and Mrs
J. E. Chace is very sick at their sum-
mer home at Woodmar. DR.. Fl. w
Henry is in attendance.
Mrs. Fl. Schroeder, who has been In
New York City the past four months
receiving medical and surgical care
was able to return to her home at Sill
yer Lake Tuesday. Her many friends
there welcome her return.
Mrs. S. \. White a southern state
organizer of the Woodman's Circle
assisted in organizing a grove" at Ok
lawaha last Thursday night. There
were sixteen charter members. The
l"grove" will meet in the Woodmar
hall twice a month.
The New York Herald of June 18TH
devotes a page to the "balsam lader
atmosphere of the Adirondacks.' and
speaks in particular of Va1cour. New
York. which is of special interest tG
Marion county readers on account o.
the summer home of Nine. Louise
Brown Won Feiltzsch being located a
THAT point Nine. Won FeiItzsch is {
large realty holder in Florida and ha:
a beautiful winter home with large
twhere she visits each winter. II
- tspeaking of yalcour the Herald says
This picturesque Lake ChamplaiI
ivillage. with its beautiful summer
Ihomes and camps scattered along tn,
shore road and embracing the historic
: IiSIaud of Valcaur * Incoming NOR,