The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-19

-ASA iAAi47 -AuSINdi 1Iub. Inc ldulSS Will
leaya 9ca1a early wednesday morning
in cars and will be accompanied by
several club members; also Mrs w. B.
Young of Jacksonville, who will arrive
Tuesday 10 visit Mrs Hooker. The
ner in the park complimentary to its
guests.
Silver Tea at Mrs. weihe's
The monthly silver tea given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyter-
ian church was, held this afternoon be-
tween 1 and o'clock with Mrs. F. G..
b. Weihe who with the assistance of
her sister, MISS Minnie Pfeiffer and
niece. Miss Henrietta Rabe and daugh-
iter-in-law, Mrs. F. f. Weihe. pleas
antly entertained the many church
members and friends who called.
Others assisting were Mrs. L VI.
Murray and Mrs, f. W. Davis who re-
freshed all with punch as they arrived,
and Mrs. Mary Dodge Maddox, Misses
Anna Mcdowell Bessie MacKay and
Bette McIver, who served ice cream
with cherries and delicious cake in the
dining room.
Mrs, Wefhe had her home attractive
" decorated with many flowers, among
which were numbers of ma gnolfa bios
SONS and during the receiving hours a
delightful musical program was rem
dered by Mrs. H. NJ. Hampton, Mrs
Charles Goddard, Miss Rabe, Mrs.
Thomas Killebrew, Mrs. Adcock and
Mrs. McIver.
The silver offering was quite large
at this social. which was one of the
most enjoyable of the year.
Fer Miss Davis and Miss Newsom
| Miss Hope Robinson will be the >syret14
ty hostess OF a sewing party Wednes-
day afternooh-ak o'clock given in
compliment to Miss Sarah Davis and
| Miss Eliza beth Newsom
Miss Caroline Harris went up to
Reddick this afternoon for a weeks
visit.
| Mrs. Edward Badger left Saturday
afternoon for Tampa to visit her
daughter, Mrs S. G. Meyers.
h MIR. Sam Barco VINO VIII graduate in
1 law next week from Stetson, was one
of four to be entertained at dinner re-
Gently by Mr.. y. E. Alexander at his
Jhome near DeLand.
Miss Matte Van Fleet, a former
teacher in our high school. but now as
ISOLATED with the public school in
Lake City, has gone to White Springs
for short visit before leaving for Au-
burndale TO visit her grandmother, Mrs
Foot for the summer.
Or. F. Van Hood of Ocala, was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Beatrice Mid
ldlebrooks, m Fort Pierce, Tuesday
while en- route to Miami. On his re.
turn he will spend several days here
St. Lucie Tribune.
Mr. Wallace o. Stovall came up Sat
urday night to visit relatives in this
, city.
Mr. J. 3. Brooks OF the First Nationa
Bank of Tampa was the guest of hi
parents, My and Mrs. ]. d, Brook
over sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fuller Bennett o
lChieago have recently gone to house
keeping in a pretty apartment. Mrs
Bennett was formerly Miss Leta Cam
of this city
Mrs. Lou Moody, who has been tn
guest OF her sister. Mrs. w. s Pike 70
several weeks, has rented the Brad
T. ford cottage on Lake Weir and has al
ready taken possession. Miss Lo
Moody has joined her mother thereb
concluding a series of visits wit
friends,
u Miss salIie Spurlin motored up from
= Lake Weir yesterday in her new Buicl
I car. She was accompanied by friends
n
Mr. w. J. Frink and Mr.. Jim Rentz o
Levon were Sunday visitors 10 the city
-
Mrs Carney Mimms. who accom-
Il panied her uncle and aunt, Senator an
: Mrs E. L. Carney 10 Tallahassee, Ia
E gone to Louisville, KY, to join he
= husband.
Rev Il X Nixon, formerly of Ocale
but now pastor of Trinity church i
Tallahassee, is attending commence
ment at Southern College. He is chair
) man of the board of trustees Of tina
institution,
Miss Irma Blake, who attends tn
= Florida State College for Women a
a Tallahassee, took part in a recital las
- Monday evening and she was spoken Q
elm these words: Miss Irma Blake mad
her first public appearance; she playe
L a Scaelatti Sonata and Raff Gavotte 6
n Musette. Miss Blake shows decide
y talent, and her development is locke
a forward to with much interest"
C. Miss Josephine Williams, who ha
been visiting her sister. Mrs, Rober
VI McDougald at Englewood is now tn
e guest of another sister, Mrs. H. /
Newman in Barlow,
Mr. W. J. Sheridan has leased tn
T. Buckeye cottage at Daytona Beach fo
1.-The summer and his family will tax
possession shortly.
Miss Ellie Tydings, who FOR year
was a missionary to Mexico, gave tw
very interesting talks Sunday after
noon and night at the Methods
church. While here she was the que:
OF MIS-. ". p MunFoe.-Quincy note
IN TimeszUnion.
Miss Emily Stotesbury who attende
grand opera in Atlanta and since the
has been visiting her niece, Mrs Ralp
Birdsey in Macon, has returned hon
accompanied by Mrs. Birdsey and Mas
tier Ford Birdsey.