The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-09-16

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/ terday afternoon. The hour and a
fhalf spent was very pleasant and was
concluded with dainty refreshment
/ course
| Surprise Party for Mrs. Graham
Il The Ocala friends of Mrs. Graham,
formerly Miss Sarah McCreery. will
read with interest the following TAX
| en- from the Tampa Times:
| | The Philathea class of the Tampa
Heights Presbyterian church gave
! Mrs. w. S. Graham a very pleasant
/ surprise Friday afternoon, by calling
| on her in body and presenting her
Ia lovely cut glass berry set, which
| will be a priced gift Mrs Graham
! has been the teacher of this class for
| several winters and is greatly below
/ ed by the girls.
A pleasant afternoon was passed,
all admiring the many handsome
wedding gifts Judge and Mrs. Ora
| ham have received and their pleasant
| home on the corner of Oak avenue
and Morgan street. Light refresh
ments were served during the after
| noon.
Miss Rhoda McColsky, one of
| GainesvilIe's charming young ladies,
arrived last night for a visit to her
sister, Mrs. John Boisseau
Miss Ella Bogie returned last
night from a visit to Miss Frances
Young Inverness.
I Misses Donnie and Willie Proctor
of Eureka, after a visit to their
Ocala relatives left this morning,
Miss Donnie for Romeo and Miss
Willie for Bartow:~ The young ladies
are accomplished teachers, and will
have positions in the schools at
Romeo and Barlow this term.
Nrs.Eimer DeCamp, who has been
visiting relatives in Connecticut for
the past month, sailed from New
York for home today. She is expect
ed in Ocala Sunday
Miss Omera Holloway will arrive
tonight from Tallahassee for a short
visit with Miss Josie Bullock. Miss
Holloway is on her way to Daytona,
where she will teach this winter
DR.. and Mrs. E. Van Hood and
Miss Marguerite Porter arrived home
last night at o'clock They took
dinner Sunday and spent the night |
at White Sulphur Springs and left |
there early Monday morning for
home. They had a most delightful |
trip all the way through Georgia
from Tennessee.
The friends here of Mr.. John Pat |
ten Hyman, especially his school |
mates. were pleased to see his pic |
ture adjoining the firing line columns
in the Times-Union Sunday, with the |
following complimentary notice be-
meath it,:
Mr.. John Hyman is one of those |
wide-aWake, aggressive statesmen,
who, after making a friend of or
gaining the confidence of a customer,
never loses it, for there is nothing |
trivial about him; it is matter of .
business from the shoulder, and |
that all the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Tison have
returned from their wedding trip.
Miss Alice Sexton left this after
noon for Jacksonville, where she will
be the guest of Miss Elizabeth Nc
Donald.
Miss Catherine Livingston leaves
Friday for Birmingham, where she
will attend school during the coming
winter.
Mrs. George Rentz and children ar
rived home this afternoon from
Asheville, \. c.. where they have
spent the summer delightfully."-.
Miss Jessie Boone, after a pleas
ant visit of several weeks, with Miss
Ruth Boney, returned to her home in
Jacksonville this afternoon.
Mrs. B. B. Barco and two children,
after a visit TO relatives in Ocala and |