The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Winer and lit
tie son Freddie, with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Kea left this afternoon for
East Lake Weir, where for the next
month they will enjoy the pleasures
of that delightful resort. They will
occupy one of the Newport cottages,
and are anticipating pleasant OUT
ing. Sometime in September or early
in October, Mr.. and Mrs. Winer are
going to Miami for an extended visit
TO home folks, motoring through the
country in their Ford car.
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Airs r. A. Burford and family will
return from-Lake Weir this after
moon after a ' cry delightful weeks
Outing They occupied one of the
Conner cottage while there and are
charmed with life on the lake side.
Mrs Edward Badger and daughter,
Mrs. Emily Green and family expect
to return home next Wednesday from
their ten days stay at North Lake
Weir.
Mr.. Lagrange Sistrunk is the week
end guest of Messrs. George and
Robert MacKay at their summer
home at the lake.
I Miss Annie Atkinson arrived home
this afternoon from a delightful out
ing of several weeks, visiting with
friends in Virg iniaB tennessee and
North CarolinaA going on from Chat
tanooga, where She was the maid of
honor for theIsecsnd Brigade, T. C.
V, under Sen. A. D. Williams of
- Jacksonville in May.
The many friends of Miss Lois
dame will regret to learn of her ill
ness at her home in the third ward.
Mr.. Ralph Birdsey arrived this af-
ternoon from Macon to spend the
week end with his family at the resi-
dence of Mrs. H. A. Ford. Mrs. Bird
sey and the children may accompany
Mr.. Birdsey home on Monday
Miss Eugenia Fuller of this city
who is having such a delightful visit
with friends in Greenville, S. c., will
leave there for an indefinite stay with
school friends in HendersonviIle, y.
c., early next week. I
Mrs. J. D. Rooney and childrdp
went to ST. Petersburg this afteA
noon, where they will spend several
weeks visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Wilson daugh-
ter Myrta and Miss Nellie Goodwin
went to Tavares yesterday and Mr. R
S. Rogers and Mr.. R. T. Adams went
down this afternoon to join them
They will all return Monday.
Miss Sue Feaster Moore, of this
city, who has been the lovely guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Haygood and Miss
Caroline Miller in ST. Petersburg
with Miss Miller passed through
Ocala today at noon en- route to Jack.
sonville, where the young ladies will
be the guests of Mrs. Haygood at heI
home in Riverside for an indefinite
time. These young ladies have had q
most enjoyable visit in the Sunshine
City, and needless to add they will
enjoy their trip to jacksonville
Mrs. Francis L'Engle, a charming
member of the young married set O
Jacksonville, was the inspiration o
one of the prettiest of the summer
bridge parties yesterday afternoon a
o'clock given by Miss Gertrud,
Birkner at her handsome home OF
Riverside avenue. Miss Birkner'
guests included Mrs. Nal H. Haugh
ton and Miss Ramona Kay-Metrop
oils
I Mrs. ]. j. Gerig and little daughte
I Margaret, spent yesterday in the cit,
with Mr.. GerigA returning to thei
\ lake side cottage late in the after
\Reon
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gerig expec
to leave Sunday for the mountains o
North Carolina, going first to Ashe
vile for an indefinite stay.
Miss Mary Verdery of Jacksonville
is the attractive guest of Miss Ami
Louise Scarlet for a few weeks. Mis-
Scarlett will have also as her CUES
for the week end Miss Katherin,
Meares of Tarpon Springs.-Tamp
Tribune.