The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-15
Mrs. John P.-Galloway entertained

and Dorothy Hester, granddaughtersI
OF Mr.. Galloway Who have been their
guess Tor gUmu- time Mrs. Galloway
was assisted in her labor Of love by
Mrs. Hester. Mrs. Robert Finn, Mrs.
Lambert and her sister, Miss Mona
SeweL The little ones were invited
at 4 O'Clock and played on the beau
tiful lawn that surrounds the Gallo
way home First was a candy hunt.
Hundreds of pieces of candy wrapped
i'll oiled paper and tied with blue rib
bons were hidden in the grass and
for a long time the children skipped
and romped in greatest glee until all
had been found. Then lemonade was
served and some more games follow
ed; in fact, all kinds of games were
played until the hostess begun to
serve ice cream and cake. Grouped
about on the lawn with smiling faces
the happy children formed a pretty
picture and Mrs. Galloway yielded to
the suggestion and with the camera
took any number of pictures, which
if they turn out as successfully as the
party did will be wonderful indeed.
The guests departed very reluctant
ly, regretting that the shadows of
evening came so soon.
Rev. w. r. Lambert and wife of
Quincy, who for some weeks have
been at the home of Mrs. ]. p Gal
loway, left this morning via auto for
home
The many friends of Mr.. David S.
Woodrow are pleased to see him
looking so we'll after quite an extend
ed trip to Sewanee and MOnteagle,
Tenn. Mr.. Woodrow spent a few
days most pleasantly at Waynesville,
n. c., and made short stops at sew
eraI other of the popular mountain
resorts before returning home.
Miss Lola Raysor returned home
yesterday from a six weeks visit in
New York and Boston. She will re-
main in Ocala for the balance of the
summec much to the delight of her
friends.
Miss Eugenia Fuller leaves on the
early morning train for Greensboro,
S. c., for a visit of several weeks
with friends.
Miss Annie Sharpe expects to leave
in few days for Alexandria Bay, n.
Y, for an extended visit to her sis
ter, Mrs Frederick Benjamin. be-
fore returning TO her school duties at
Washington Seminary in Atlanta,
where for many years she has been
one of the most efficient teachers, oc-
cupying the chair of mathematics.
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Smith are
planning a delightful trip through
the southern section of the state.
They expect to leave Wednesday or
Thursday and will be away some
weeks.
Mrs. j. A. Bowler was the lovely
hostess of the Methodist sewing
circle yesterday afternoon at her
home on Daugherty street. Assisted
by her daughter, Miss Louise Bowler
delicious ice cream and cake was
served to the guests, and a most de-
lightful social and otherwise profita-
bic afternoon was greatly enjOyed by
all present.
Miss Ethel Lane of Jacksonville
with her house guest, Miss Lois
Dame of this city, are enjoying a de-
lightful week end at Pablo Beach.
Mr.. L. r. Chazal, son John Chazal
and sisters, Misses Onie, Charlotte and
Anita Cha2al, with their cousins,
Misses Marie and Dorothy Hickman
returned yesterday from a delightful
week end at Woodmar on Lake Weir.
Mrs. Jesse PyIes will leave on the
early train tomorrow for Mountain
City, Ga. She goes in advance to Sc
cure a comfortable home for her hus-
band and mother who will join her
the first of next week. Mr. PyIes be
ing quite under the weather, goes to
the mountain resort in the hopes Of
gaining some relief and his friends
sincerely trust he will be fully re-
stored to health.
Miss Nellie Gottlieb left today for
an extended visit to friends in San
ford.
Misses Halle and Ruth Ley.
daughters of Rev. ]. B. Ley of this
city, with their guest, Miss Hattie
Pottle of Milledgeville, Ga, arrived
home Yesterday afternoon from de-