The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-08-03
IT, 49, OCALA, FLORIDA SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1912
BREEZES FROM THE BEACH
Interesting Items About the Members
of Ocala's Colony by the Ocean

| Seabreeze, Aug. Monday night
Mrs. S. T. Sistrunk, Misses Louise and
Ethel Borland, Eugenia Fuller, Fanny
Robinson, Annie Atkinson. Messrs.
| Tom Stewart, Howard Williams, Jim
Erie, Harry Erickson, John Hooper
| and Mr.. Mcdonald were guests of Mr.
Pete Rodgers aboard the Sterling"
This congenial party left North bridge
| at 1 O'clock and went to Mosquito
Inlet, reaching there in time TO see the
moon rise over the ocean. An elegant
picnic supper was spread on the Pa
cetti dock and was greatly enjoyed
Iby everyone. After lunch the home
ward trip was begun and gliding over
the placid waters Of the Halifax with
the silvery moon shining brightly
made one Of the most delightful trips
possible.
| Misses Irene and Leon McClendon of
Woodbury., Ala, are the lovely guests
of their aunt. Mrs. John Martin in the
Comanche cottage. Another attractive
guest in the same cottage is Miss
Fannie Robinson, who is visiting Miss
Eugenia Fuller.
| Among the young men who have
spent either all or part of July on the
beach and have now returned to their
homes are Messrs. \. ]. Beck, Robert
Mathews Tom Pasteur, Howard WILL
| Jams of Jacksonville; Jim Frye and
Don Barnston of Palatka: Tom Stew
art of DeLand. and Herbert Gettier of
| Orlando.
One of the most charmingly ap-
pointed dinner parties at the East
Coast Automobile Club this season
was the one given last week with Dr.
I ID
had as his guests Mrs. Sistrunk, Misses
Virginia Sistrunk, Louise and Ethel
Borland, Annie Atkinson and Mr.. La
Grange Sistrunk
| Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
tin, their guests, Misses McClendon.
| Miss Sarah Pearl and w. VI. Martin
spent in DeLand as the guests Of Mrs.
| Martins sister, Mrs. John William
| son.
Mrs. Talmage DuPree, who has been
with Mr.. DuPree in Jacksonville for
| two weeks is again with her parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Borland in the Mi
ami cottage.
| Mrs. Emma Kochenspherger left
Monday for Newport, r. l., where she
| will spend some weeks with a niece
| Before returning to Florida Mrs.
| kochens spherger will visit in several
other places, among which are Boston,
New York and Chicago.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Rogers and child
rem of Lynne will take possession to-
| day of Ocean Villa" Daytona Beach.
During their stay of two months they
expect to have quite a number of
| friends to visit them, among which
will be Mrs. II. w. Henry and Misses
| .E,lOise and Katherine Henry of Lake
| Weir, who will arrive Tuesday.
AS a compliment to Miss Virginia
Sistrunk, Misses Martha Kate and
| Louise Rentz, Sarah Martin and An
lie Benton Fuller cleverly planned and
| carried out a surprise party which was
| given in the pavilion under the wind
mill on the evening of her fourteenth
| birthday. The pavilion was attractive
Ily decorated with many kinds of flow
| ers. On a round table was placed
Ipunch bowl filled with ice cold lemon
adeade, also a large birthday cake
Iaround which was the required num-
her of candles, burning. A guessing
contest of popular advertisements
lprOved most entertaining and Miss
Ethel Borland won the honors, getting
1.-The highest number of correct an
!swers. The party was a complete sur
prise to the honoree and all present
lhad a lovely time.