The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-03
Resuming Their Studies

The teachers and scholars of the
Ocala schools have enjoyed their va
cation, and will resume their studies
next Monday morning.
The following students, who spent
their holiday vacation at home with
parents and relatives, are now busy
making preparations to return to
school, or have already gone. The one
thing in common which all are doing
| is packing trunks and suit cases with
edibles.
Misses Clifford and Katherine Py1es,
Ethel Haycraft. Ethel Harrol and
Mary Irwin leave Sunday and Monday
for Brenau, Gainesville, Ga.
| Miss Sara Pearl Martin goes Sat-
urday to Washington Seminary, At
lanta.
Mr.. Paul Weathers left last night for
Amherst, Mass.
Mr.. Brantley Weathers leaves for
Columbia University, New York, to-
night
Misses Onie Chazal. Marie and Dor
othy Hickman return to Columbia, S.
c., Saturday. They will be accom-
panied to Jacksonville by Messrs.
Charlie and John Chazal, who will go
on to Perdue University, Ind.
Messrs Witherspoon and Richard
Dodge returned to their school in
Richmond, Va. several days ago.
Miss Helen Brown left yesterday for
/ Randolph Macon, Lynchburg, Va.
Miss Irma Blake left yesterday to
resume her studies at the Florida
State Female College in Tallahassee
i Mr. Julien Bullock will leave Sun
day for the University of Florida.
Mr.. Laurie Izlar will leave tomor-
row for college in Spartanburg, S. C.
Mr. Wiley Burford is on his way Ia
!; New Jersey to resume his studies in
famous old Princeton University.
The following who go to Florida
schools will put off leaving until the
last minute: Misses Music Bullock
, Esther Ley, Tommie STANDBY and
Stella Cleveland. students at the col
lege in Tallahassee; Messrs. julien
Bullock and Frederick Hooker, who
go to the university at Gainesville
, Mr. Claude Campbell. Stetson; Robert
and William Hall and Laurie Benja-
, min, St. Joseph's Academy, Loretto
Rea Ferguson, Sutherland.
: There are few more who We will
try to note in the next day or sol This
vacation has been an unusually gay
one and thoroughly enjoyed by tn,
IStilpoL gins dAAA IVY
Miss McIver Hostess or Bridge Club
II The membersE of the Young Ladies
( Bridge Club spent the afternoon witt
Miss Bette Wray McIver, one Of thu
c 1,eIub's most popular members
Playing commenced shortly after
z o'clock and for two hours the follow
ing enjoyed the always interesting
l game Of bridge: Misses Janet Wealth
= ers, Edith Williams, Eugenia Fuller
Ellen CIarkson. Annie Davis. Saral
C Davis, Mary Burford, Alice Bullock
Fanny and Rosebud Robinson, Mari
c Won Engelken. Ethel Harrell, Adel
Bittinger. Lydia McDougald. Clar
johnson and Annie Atkinson. Score
C were kept on hearts and the club an
visitors prizes were silk hose.
At the conclusion Of the games tn
hostess assisted by her mother. Mr.:
D E. McIver, served chicken salad
sandwiches. olives, waters. hot te
and cake. I
The sweet little girl who came |
gladden. the hearts Of Mr. and Mr.
Robert McDougaId- has been given II
name Of Dorothy.
The following young ladies, VII
have been the guests of Miss Jos
Bullock for the past week, have r.
turned TO their home: Mrs. Walter
- Greene and Miss Frances Smith
5 Plant City Miss Leila Woods, Birn