The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-04

After a few days visit to Mrs. J.
w. Davis, Miss Sadie Jackson has re-
turned TO Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Rivers We're
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Grover Allison, in Gainesville.
Mrs. r. a. Burford, Sr., will go to
Lake Weir Thursday to visit Mrs. j.
FL. Hill for a few days
Mrs. Richard McConathy had as.
her guest for luncheon today Misses
Rnth Ley of Lakeland and Elizabeth
and Meme Davis of Lake Weir.
Mr.. George Ford is spending this
week in Miami, going down from
his home in Jacksonville to attend
to business.
Quite few members of the I'M
married set will spend tomorrow at
t'Heartease. . They will motor out
between ten and eleven O'Clock, re-
turning late in the afternoon.
Misses Ophelia Sawtell, Kathleen
jackson and Ethel Haycraft will go
10 Lake Weir Thursday, to be mem
bers of house party given by Miss
Anie Davis at her coy cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Cullun1 of
Batesburg, S. c., arrived at moon to-
day for an extended visit to Mrs.
Culloms parents, Capt. and Mrs s.
R. PyIes at Glenhurst.
Mr.. Robert Bridges has joined
Mrs. Bridges in Thomasvi1Ie, Ga, at
The home of their daughter. Before
returning the middle of August Mr.
and Mrs. Bridges will visit relatives
at other points in Georgia.
Miss Elizabeth Davis returned
home today from most delightful
visit with Miss Nina Camp, who is
spending the summer with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Camp, in
AsheVille, N. G.
Miss Ruth Ley, former lovely
OcaFa girl but now of Lakeland, ar
rived this morning, and for the next
few weeks will be the guest of Miss
es Elizabeth and Meme Davis, at
Lake Weir.
Misses Mary and Agnes Burford
are expected home tonight or tomor-
row from Jacksonville, where they
stopped today for brief visit to
relatives enroute home from a fort
might visit to Mrs. Clarence Camp in
Asheyille, N. G.
Miss Mar garet Jackson left ON the
early train today for FAYETTEVILLE, n.
c., to spend the remainder of the
sumerm visiting relatives. In Jack
sOnmille she was Joined by her sister
1n-aaw, Mrs. j. G. Jackson, Jr., who
VIII also be guest of relatives in
FAYETTEVILLE for some time.
Yesterday Master Robert Water
Rnan celebrated his fifth birthday an
Trfversary and in the afternoon he
was given happy little neighbor-
hood party by his grandm other, Mrs.
s. E. Waterman.
Misses Elizabeth and Virginia Mel
son, after an extended visit to Mrs.
j. III. McClymonds, leave tomorrow
for Tampa, going then to Egmont
Key TO join their mother, Mrs. e. K
Nelson
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ Dale and
daughter Miss Virginia returned tic
their home in Gainesville at moon
zfter spending the night at the Har-
rington. Mr.. Dale remained over tic
attend the meeting of the county
commissioners this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. "A. G. C1ewis and
daughter, Miss Mary C1ewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. /. S. Croft and daughter, Miss
Amelia Croft, all of Tampa, were &
jolly party registered at the Harring
ton last evening, en- route to White
Springs, motoring Through in two
big touring cars.
Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Glass, Mrs
Glass, ST., and Miss Rainsford Glas:
leave tomorrow for Sewanee, Tenn.
to spend several weeks. They viii
be Joined in Jacksonville by Mis-
Eva Lee Glass, who is visiting rela