The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-26
(CALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS



+ Messrs. Phil Robinson, Clarence Mef-
fert- Whitfield Palmer, D. Z. futile.
Jim Rentz- David s. VILLA ms. -Jr.. E. ]
Crook and Albert smith were hosts
last evening at a dinner party at the
Harrington, given IN compliment to
an equal number of young ladies who
were Misses Eugenfa Fuller. Mary
Burford, Minnie Stovan. Beulah Hall.
Rosebud Robinson. Marie Won Engel-
ken, Alice Bullock and Mrs Violet
Powers. ----=-
At Gas o'clock the happy crowd sat
Gown to two tables handsome in their
appointments course dinner was ele-
gantly served and for almost two
hours the party was in the dining
room, leaving just in time TO reach the
theater before the curtain rose for
Honey Boy Evans minstrels.
A jolly crowd of girls going to Lake
Weir on the afternoon train included
Misses Minnie StovaIl. Fanny and
Rosebud Robinson. Mary Burford.
Sarah Davis, Marguerite Porter. Elfz-
aZeth Newsom. Hester Dewey and An
ME Atkinson. Bath suits were taken
along and merry fine is anticipated.
large number ard going in automo-
biles, among whoml are Mrs. b w
Minis, Mrs. Carney Minis, Miss Annie
Davis. Miss Muriel Bittinger. Messrs.
Herbert Counts, Ralph Robinson. Bruce
Meffert and others.
Messrs. Clarence Meffert, Jim Rentz
Alfred Beck and W. Y Newsom went
to the lake on the 2:45 train.
Mrs. Hartman and daughter. Miss
Alice Hartman, of CoIlingswood n J.,
who are the guests of Mrs. James
Gates and family, will leave tomorrow
for Savannah, Ga, where they will
visit before returning home. Mrs.
Gates parents, Mr.. and Mrs William
Hartman of Ohio are also her guests
and the past weeks reunion has been
one of real pleasure.
Prof. j. H. Workman is IN Gaines
VILE today.
Mr.. Davis Kirkland was IN from
Lake Weir today to say goodbye to
his uncle AND aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle,
and incidentally told of the receipt of
a wire from, Omaha, Neb., stating that
one of the aouses built by he and his
sister as an investment had been COM
pletely moved during the recent storm
Mr.. j. II. McClymonds spent com
Portable night and was resting we'll at
noon. Unless unforeseen complications
set in he is out of danger.
{ Mrs. McMullen returned to clearwa-
ter yesterday after enjoying a few
days visit with Mrs. w T. Gary. Mrs
McMullen II She mother of Mr.. Alonzo
McMulien br Tampa, who married Miss
Edna Jeffofds of this city.
Mr.. w. B. Gallagher ana Misses Lola
and Ethel Mcclure spent the day in
Inverness.
Miss Beulah Hall will leave the first
of next week for an indefinite stay in
South Carolina with relatives She
will be accompanied by her father. Mr.
t. C. Hall.
Mrs. T. c. Luckie, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. F. e. Sheppard,
and Prof. Sheppard for month or
more at their home on South Palmet-
to avenue, departed this morning on
her return to Ocala. Mrs Luckie was
very much benefited by her stay here
and hopes to come TO Daytona again
in about month from this time
Daytona items in Times Union.
AIRS. William Campbell and pretty
kFeans daughter, Virginia of Franklin.
Va. who are@Tnaking a series of visits
in Florida, fwill tomorrow conclude a
ten days stay~in Ocala with their
cousin, Mrs. E, McTver Their
itinerary from here Will include stops
at Tampa, 81, Petersburg. st. Angus
tine and Jacksonville.
Miss Lou Moody has gone to Lake
Weir to visit Mrs. H. w, Henry, Jr.,
for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Hodges and three
children who came to Ocala from La
Grange. y. c., last summer, expect TO
return 10 their former home in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges occupy Miss
Fanny C1ark's house on Fort King
avenue and during their residence in
Ocala have made many friends who
regret to hear of their plans.
Among those from out of town fat
tending the minstrel last evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. o. III. Rogers Mr.
| and Mrs. Charlie Rogers and Miss
Dixie Pillans of Lynne; Capt c. T
Howard of Crystal River, and DR.. T
K. Slaughter Of Levon.
In the write-up of Mrs. Holder:
In 10 names 0f HSs
Marie Won Engelken and Miss Jennie