The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-08-25
Daytona Beach and seabreeze Notes

OCdId Is ItDEESEILCl THIS season
by a smaller number OF people than
usual, bat those who are here are
enjoying TO the fullest extent the
seashOre diversions, such as dancing.
cards, motoring and river and ocean
sports.
Miss CeciIe Downs is at the Nep-
tune, having arrived Thursday 10
visit Mrs. Nathan Mayo. Miss
Downs has a beautiful voice and
daily she entertains appreciative
groups of listeners who come espe-
cially to hear her.
Numbered among the clever host
esses of the past week are Misses
Mildred Randall and Eta Freeman.
The former entertained al six tables
of dominOes for her house guests,
Misses Van DoOzer and BuIkey of
Chicago. After the games the host
ess assisted by her mother, Mrs. S.
A. Randall, served ice cream and
cake in domino style. Miss Free
man had four tables of auction for
Mesdames Pounds and Stands of
Gainesville. A Tomoka scene was
presented to Miss Lois Van Valzah
for scoring highest.
Mr.. Sam Barco was at the Break
ers for a few days.
Mrs. L. H. Van EngeIken and ac-
complished daughter, Miss Marie
Van Engelken, are at the Seaside for
a fortnight. Miss Van EngeIken is
musician of ability and is also a
devote of auction, a popular game at
the hotel
Miss Ruth Coats has gone to New
York and Boston for a stay of two
months. In New York she will be
with Miss Ruth Heating, who is do
ing settlement work.
Mr.. Nathan Mayo motors over
from Summerfield to be with his.
family for the week ends. He is
nearly always accompanied by
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Horn are of
on an auto tour and expect to make,
Ocala a visit.
Mrs. B. T. Perdue, who has been
a guest of the Neptune has returned
home.
DR.. Hugh Bracey and Mr.. w. H.
Poser of DeLand were in Daytona
recently.
The Gem City Minstrels gave their
-annual performance at the new Day
tona theater Wednesday and as
usual made a tremendous hit with
their audience. 1924 was taken in
and the proceeds will be used by the
Iball team. Numbered among the
twenty taking parts were Messrs.
Otis Pelleier, w. J. Mcdonald, Har-
ry Erickson, Henry Pollity and DR..
Wilder.
Saturday night quite a connection
was created when high flames were
seen in Seabreeze. Three of the
cottages were burned down before
the fire could be checked.
Miss Annie Pearl Liddon, one of
Ocala's fascinating young ladies, is
in the city, guest of Miss Edith
Harrison. Miss Liddon will go from
here to Starke, where she will visit
Miss Ottie Gray.-Gainesville Sun.
Engineer Brooks of the Coast
Line is home again from his visit to
| Miami. He was accompanied by his
mother, who will be his guest for
some weeks.
Mr.. T. G. Mixson, the efficient
bookkeeper at the Ocala National
Bank. has returned from his vaca-
! ton, in the course of which he visit
ed relatives at WilIiston, and also
spent several days with friends in
Georgia.
Mrs. P. w. Whiteside left Satur-
day for Owens, where she will visit
her sister. Mrs. w. A. Pelot and
family for several weeks.
Mrs. B. T. Perdue has returned
from her annual fortnight outing at
DaytOna Beach
Mrs. c. T. Hodges and daughter
Mary Mccoy, have gone to Hender-
sonville from Salisbury, y. c., for a
visit of two weeks. Masters Buster
and Billie, the bright sons of Mr.
and Mrs. Hodges, remained in Sails.
bury with their grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence.
Miss Matte Van Fleet will agaiI
be in the high school department o.
the Lake City public school. which
opens the first of September Miss
Van Fleet taught in our high schoo
one term several years ago. and il