The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-07-29

proposed to begin active work as
soon as the plans can be accepted
and all possible business be transact
ed that there may be no delay. The
ladies are deeply in the work, heart
and soul, and have the sympathy and
substantial support of all their
friends in their great undertaking
The gathering together of the pow
ers that be- is now the essential
thing"
Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher, wife Of
the Florida Senator, and president of
the Congressional Club, today came
out strongly in favor of Congressman
Thompson's race segregation bill.
This bill would segregate negroes
from whites in street cars and gov
eminent departments at Washington.
AS a southern woman, she declares
that her feeling demand a division of
the races, but she added that the
recent assaults upon white women
have added to the urgency of the
need of such division in the District
of Columbia.
/ Miss Frances Starr left Friday on
the Clyde line steamer Arapahoe for
New York city. She will spend sew
eral days in New York, after which
she expects to go to New England
/ hn ho1 nf ha Tn,
/ Brattleboro, VT, Miss Starr will be
the guest of her sister, Miss Abbie
Starr, and her brother, Mr.. Raymond
Starr. She will return home in the
fall.-Times-U Union.
Miss Starr is the charming niece
of Mrs. T. NJ. Moore of this city, and
has many friends who will wish her
delightful summer.
Mrs. Nathan Mayo, son and daugh-
ter, Nat and Gertrude Mayo, Mrs.
Mayo's sister-in-law, Miss Virginia
Mayo, and friend, Miss Ide Collins of
Summerfield, are spending some time
on the beach.-Sea Breeze Items in
New Smyrna News.
Miss Margaret O'Brien of ST. Au-
gustine, Miss Kate Dittman, of Day
tona and Miss Winnie Tucker. of
Ocala, and Mrs. E. H. Peter of Dun
Mellon, were guests the past week of
Mrs. NJ. Knapp and Miss Fay at
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith have
begun housekeeping in one of Mrs
Green's pretty little cottages on
Daugherty street. Since their mar
riage a few months ago they have
been making their home with Mr..
Smiths father and family.
Miss Mary Harriet Livingston,
after a most delightful visit with her
cousin, MSS Ruth Green in Macon,
Ga, and Miss Genevieve Redding in
Jacksonville, returned home today
Miss Mamie Jackson, who has been
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uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Livingston
and family for the past two months.
will leave tomorrow for her home in
Besemer, Ala, much to the regret of
her many friends all over the city.
i Mrs. Wallace Kelsey of Jackson
vile, who is so pleasantly remem-
bered here as Miss Louise Clark. will
leave very soon for an extended visit
in the mountains of North Carolina.
Mrs. James Taylor. and little son
are expected home this afternoon
from a delightful visit in Miami with
Mrs. Taylor's father, Mr. Allen.
The many friends of Mrs. Eliza P.
Moody, of Lake Weir, were delighted
to see her in the city Yesterday. Mrs.
Moody formerly lived in Ocala and
her home was in the heart of what is
now known as Linwood Park.
Mrs. w. w. STRIPPING entertained
the ladies of the Methodist sewing
circle yesterday afternoon at the res
idence of Mrs. w. T. Gary. where she
makes her home. Quite a number
of ladies were in attendance and a
most profitable as we'll as social aft
ernoon was enjoyed. Assisted by
Mrs. Gary Mrs. Stripping served de-
licious and most refreshing fruit
punch and cake to her guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Schneider. Mr.
Donald Schneider and Miss Dorothy
Schneider are having a most delight
full visit to Daytona Beach. They
made the trip in their automobile
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