The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-20

and has served its interests well Mr.
Gray is one of the most generally
popular young men in St Petersburg
and his rise in the business world has
been rapid.-St. Petersburg items in
Tampa Tribune.
Mr.. Gray is the youngest son of the
late Rev. c. NJ. Gray, and has a host of
friends in Ocala. his former home,
who congratulate him on his promo
ton.
Miss Bessie AIacKay returned today
from a pleasant visit to Crystal River
as the guest of Mrs. Hyde.
Mr.. HILBERT Weathers is spending
this week in Jacksonville, having his
eyes treated.
Rev. James K Glass was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gamsby while in
Ocala Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Leonard Prince left today for
her home in New York City, after
most enjoyable visit of several weeks
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rheinauer. Mrs. Prince was
accompanied north by her other uncle,
Mr.. Ben Rheinauer, who, during his
absence will purchase goods for the
firm of Rheinauer & Co.
Mr.. D. Z. McIver went to Wildwood
yesterday and today he is attending to
business in Wildwood, Oxford and
several other places.
Capt. H w Henry came up today
from Lake Weir to attend and to take
part in the celebration of General
Robert E. Lees birthday. He is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs D. E. McIver
Miss Frances Anderson returned to
her home in Jacksonville today. Her
many friends rsgret that previous en-
gagements curtaHed her visit While
guest of Mrs. William Hooker
4 Mrs. William Gober has as her
guest her cousin, Miss Alma Thur
mand of Commerce, Ca, who will
make an extended visit in ocala
vile spent Sunday here the guest of
friends.
Miss Alice Bullock of ocaIa is visit
ing friends here. The past week has
been spent with Miss Margaret Hart
and next week she will be with Miss
Ada Bumby, who viii on Monday en-
terrain the Club de Martes in her
items in Tampa Tri-
bune.
Finally, to the great pleasure of
those in attendance, Rev. T. J. Nixon,
Frinity's new pastor, delivered a short
talk to the men and aptly expressed
his delight at being able to be connect
ed with the class as we'll as being able
10 take active part in its affairs. Mr..
Nixon claimed to be an ex-officio to
everything connected with Trinity
church and gave his assurance that his
assistance would at all times be ready
for any of the church organizations
who called upon him. AS the new
pastor is most lovable man and is a
good organizer and eloquent speaker,
it is the opinion of those who know
and understand the affairs of the
church that Trinity is particularly for
tunate in securing Mr.. Nixon as its
pastor.-Tallahasse items in Times
Union.
Mrs Terry of Birmingham, Ala, is
the charming guest of her cousins,
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Chace. This
is her first visit TO Florida and she is
enchanted with the beauty of our
little city and teh delightful climate
Mr. and Mrs. John Tarver are en-
joying visit from their sisters, Mrs
Evans of Atlanta, Ga, Mrs. Richards
of Memphis, Tenn, and their aunt, Mrs
Banks of Savannah, Ga. These ladies
are here to celebrate the S9th birthday
Of Mrs. Tarver, the venerable and al
together beautiful grandmother" Mrs
Tarver is an antebellum "grande
dame" and at the advanced age of So
years is bright and versatile. She is
most charming and interesting con-
versationalist and is counted the most
popular lady in the Fort King avenue
neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robinson and
daughter, Miss Lucille, went to jack
sonville yesterday to attend the open
ing ceremonies of the Germania Club
at it's handsome new home. Mr.. Robin
son is a member of the club.
Mrs. E. J. Nix and children are visit
ing Mrs Nixs mother at Cocoa.
Miss Flora Maddox has resigned her
position at Rheinauer's, and will leave
in few lays for her home at Emf
nence, Ry Miss Maddox in her two
years sojourn in ocala. has made
many friends. who will part from her
with regret
Prof. y. ]. Gottlieb left today for
Green Cove Springs. where he VIII or
ganize a lodge for the Fraternal
Union. Mr. Gottlieb did fine work for
his order at Starke last week.
Miss Mamie Goodwin. who was on
the sick list last week, was able to
resume her position with the Ocala
News Co. this morning.
v Miss Winnie Hunt. who has been abb
sent from her place at Franks big
store for two weeks. on account of a