The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-04-03
EAsTLAKE

Club Association. Incorporated under
the laws OF the state Of Florida, at
EastIake. has adopted rules for the
care and conduct OF the new club
house, which has been built and which
will soon be formally opened The
rules are published in this weeks
Star on another page, and 1t is to the
interest of each member to read and
preserve a copy OF same. Rule ten.
reads: The violation OF any of these
rules may cause the privileges Of the
club house to be Withdrawn by the
directors from the offending member
of the Lake Weir Yacht Club" The
pier, club house and furnishings have
cost the neat sum of $4,000. The club
now numbers over a hundred paid-up
members and many more are being
considered. The summer program for
1912 promises to be full Of interest
Sunday, March 81, was a most per-
feet day on Lake Weir and from early
morning till late at night there was a
continuous coming and going of auto
and motor boat parties. The new club
house being the especial attraction
The departure of Commodore w. r.
Goodwin and family Saturday morn
ing for Chicago was regretted by all
his lovely wife and their unusually
bright and promising son, Master
Mortimer will always find more than
the ordinary welcome in the hearts
and homes OF Lake Weir people.
Miss Alice Ballou OF Naverville. Ill.
who has been a winter guest at THE
Oaks" departed Saturday morning for
t"civilization."
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. E. Thompson and
two children and Mrs. Thompson's
mother. Mrs. Pinkham. who have been
| enjoying life at Blair Villa, Woodmar,
the past three months, departed Sun
day noon for their Quincy, Ill. home.
Miss Alice Ballou of 1.-The Oaks at
tended the ball at Leesburg Thursday
/ night.
| Misses Maud Mcintosh and Lillian
Bailey of Ocala have been guests OF
Mrs. Anna Martin at Oak Knoll on
Broadway, the past week
Mr. ]. G. Lege, one of the directors
of the Lake Weir Yacht Club. was in
Oca1a Saturday on business pertain
ing to the club.
Mr. D. s. Woodrow, Mrs. Woodrow
and Miss Blair Woodrow were among
the Sunday arrivals from Oeala. They
will spend a week at their lovely
home Blair Villa, Woodmar. They
as their guests Misses Janet and Els
Ither weathers and Mr.. Louis Chazal
Jr.
Mr.. z C. Chambliss, OF the Munroe
& Chambliss Bank, Ocala, accompanied
by Mrs. Chambliss will arrive at Easi
lake Wednesday and spend some time
at The Oaks. The return OF this gen
ial couple is welcomed by the lake
residents.
Mrs. Lillian Williams and SON and
Miss Viola Scott of Ocala have beer
the guests the past week Of Mrs. Al
bert Conkey. Mr.. and Mrs. Conkey
and little daughter will leave Wed.
nesday for Ocala where they will be
guests of these friends for few days
before proceeding to Jacksonville
from which place they will sail Mon
day for their new home in New Hamp.
shire. The best wishes of their Lake
Weir friends go with them.
Mr.. Harry Fausett, wife and child
were Monday arrivals from Ocala
They are pleasantly domiciled in theil
cottage near Mr.. Geo. E. Shows while
Mr.. Fausett superintendent some spring
work in their five-acre grove.
Mr.. j. E. K1ock, of Kramer & Klock
wife, young son and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, were over Sunday visitors Al
Eastlake. Mr.. Klock recently pur-
lchased Rose Cottage and is very much
pleased with the beauties of the lake
One of the jolliest of April 1st'
surprises was perpetrated on Mr.. Johr
F. Kean of the Lakeside Hotel, and
his dancing class at their regular
Monday night meeting, when the NORTH
side young people, not members of the
class, sailed the lake and took pos
session of tutor, class and room. This
north side young people brought theil
own musicians and a most enjoyable
time is reported. Dancing continued
until a late hour. An Ocala auto party
enjoying the beautiful moonlight by
the lake, was also beguiled into stop
ping by the north side crowd.
The beautiful moonlight nights have
been enjoyed by the motor boat own.
ers on the lake. The weather condi.
tions the past week have been idea
and many happy parties have sailed
the placid waters. Numerous auto
parties from Ocala have also added in
terest to the occasion.
A party of eleven from Leesbure
will move to Eastlake as soon as pos
session of cottages can be secured.