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

Wacahoota, Aug. Mrs. R. P.
Smith returned last week from a
months visit with relatives in Allan
ia, Ga.
Miss Catherine Carlysle, who has
been visiting friends, here for the
past six weeks, left for a visit TO
Miss Bernice Knox, Of Micanopy, be-
fore returning TO her home in Ocala
Miss Rosalie Smith and her house
guest, Miss Loleta RawIs, spent sew
eral days the past week with Miss
Bell Chitty of Micanopy They all
attended the carnival day at Gaines
vile. Thursday.
Master Leverette Curry, who has
been visiting at the home of his
uncle, Mr.. c. r. Curry, for the past
two weeks, left Thursday for his
home in PaIatka.
Messrs. Cederic and Clarence
Smith attended the big day a;
Gainesville, Thursday. We under
stand Mr.. Cederic won the prize as
being the best jumper on the
grounds.
Misses Alta and Fay Beck, of Eel
Iowship, and Carrie Barco, of Cotton
Plant, who have been enjoying a
house party at the home of Mrs. J.
NJ Smith the past two weeks, left
for their respective homes last Thurs
day. They are all beautiful and &C
cOmplished young ladies, and have
many friends here who are always
delighted at their coming and regret
their departure.
/ Mesdames Y. P. and J. NJ Smith.
and Mr. c. R. Curry were shoppers
in AIicanopy Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Eperson and
Mrs l. y. Smith and Misses Theora
and Leola Smith were taking in the
sights OF the University City last
Thursday, going over in Mr.. Eper-
sons handsome Buick car.
Miss Loleta RawIs left yesterday
for her home at Montbrook. She was
accompanied home by Miss Theora
; Smith.
Mrs. j. o. Tyson and children left
today for Gainesville to spend some
; time with relatives. They wereac-
companied by Mr.. Tyson, who went
over for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". R. Beck, of Jack
sonville, arrived Sunday and are the
| guests of Mrs. c. NJ. Smith.
Almost the entire neighbOrhoOd
and a few outsiders met at the hos
pitabIe home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Smith Tuesday evening, the 29th, at
o'clock, and enjoyed an old fash
| toned purlo. After every one had
Der. were put to boil in a huge pot
in the yard, with rice, butter, etc,
in proportion. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
have a lovely home for entertaining
:. and left nothing undone on this Oc-
casion to make everyone enjoy them
. seles. Mrs. Smith was assisted in
receiving by her house guests, Misses
. Alta and Fay Beck and CARRIE Barco.
A number of large oak trees, with
their beautiful green foliage and
Gill ing spanish u1OSS II dIlISu q ldLA
!: opy over head. thru which later on
bright stars peeped. 1t was an ideal
: summer night. A large table had
!: been arranged for the supper
!: chairs, rockers, etc, were placed for
: the guests. The old folks chatted
!: and cooked the purlo, while the
: younger ladies and gentlemen enjoy
ed the game of croquet, and some in
| dulged in Jacob and Ruth" while
others enjoyed ''forty-two" on tables
arranged on the front porch. At 5
o'clock every body was summoned to
supper. The menu consisted of pur-
10, bread, pickles, rolls, sandwich
| es, fig newtons, five o'clock tea waf-
| ers, ice tea and a large jar filled with
| lemonade. Everything was in an
| abundance and every body did full
| justice TO it. Mrs. Smith is an idea
1 hostess and every one left at a late
| hour. thanking her for a most en-
1 joyable time.