The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-14


Salisbury, y. c.. where they went
with their mother and aunt a few
days ago.
Mrs. H. A. Fausett and younger
children, Miss Violet and Master
Clifford, returned to their summer
home at Eastlake today.
Mrs. F. J. Hagood of Jacksonville,
who has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs T. NJ. Moore, left today for a
visit at st. Petersburg with another
sister, Mrs. Miller.
Miss Winnie Hunt left today for a
two days visit to friends at ST. Pc
itersburg.
Miss Viyienne EycIeshiLer left to-
day to visit Misses Ruby and Pearl
Fausett at the lake.
Mrs. C. E. Hutchings (nee Miss
| Lutte Smith of Anthony, and charm
ing little daughter and Mrs. Hutch
| ings' brother, Mr.. Hamilton Smith,
all of Sarasota, were in the city Sat-
urday visiting friends, coming down
for the Swain house party at An
thony for the day.
|
Mr.. Alex Inglis, after a delightful
week end in our city with friends, re-
| turned to his home at Port Inglis
Sunday evening, going through in
his handsome Chalmers-Detroit car.
Mrs. J. c. Carstens of this city is
making an extended visit with her
father, Mr.. E: w. Agnew and sister,
Miss Sarah Agnew, at their home,
''Amoskohegan Tower" Lake Weir.
Miss Margaret Taylor has returned
home after delightful weeks visit
with Mrs. John H. Taylor at her
pretty cottage on Lake Weir.
Mrs. J. VI. Meffert and family will
leave soon to spend the balance OF
the summer at their Lake Weir cot
tage.
One of Mr.. c. E. Connor's pretty
cottages on North Lake Weir is oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and
family of Zuber for a few weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Julian G.. Calhoun OF
Palatka were Sunday visitors in
Ocala, coming over on the afternoog
train for a brief visit with Mr.. CAT
hOun's brothers, Messrs. Noble and
! VIM. L. Calhoun. Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
houn have but recently RETURNED
! from their honeymoon trip to North
! Carolina. Mr.. Calhoun was recently
elected municipal judge of PaIatka
which position he is filling most ac-
ceptably to the citizens of the Gem
City. Mrs. Julian Calhoun, nee Miss
/ Genevieve Phillips, is granddaugh,
ter of Col. Joseph Pratt, the pioneer
publisher Of Palatka and founder Of
the well-known Herald, which is al
present owned and published by the
McKenzies.
Mr.. Edward Tomberlin of Dunnel
Ion was a pleasant visitor spending
Sunday in Ocala with friends.
The Eastern Star sewing circle
will meet with Mrs A E. Burnett or
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lucy Gardner had for he,
guest for the weekend Mrs. Donald
Fraser, who come over to attend tht
big Fourth of July celebration-Pa
Ilatka Times-Herald.
Mrs E. L. Carney returned witt
) Mr.. and Mrs. Weller Carmichael Sat
urday evening from Glen Springs
where they accompanied a party Oh
Friday who, if the mosquitoes per
: nit, expect to remain in that en-
chanted woodland spot for fw
weeks. otherwise the City OF Ocaia i
in all readiness TO go after thsm a
any time.
Messrs. Geo. H. Ford and H. Y
Stevens, after a pleasant week end i
the city with relatives, departed tc
day for their respective homeA i
Jacksonville and Lakeland. \
Miss C1ar9 Johnson, one Of tn
most feted and popular bellies of Mis-
Mary SkipForth's house party &
: White Springs, arrived home today.
;. Misses Kit Davis and Leontin
Y Ramsaur came up this morning frol
: the Davis home at North Lake Wei
e end spent the day in the city.