The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-07-15
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OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS !
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Miss Emma Cannons of DeLand
will be the lovely honor guest at an
informal dance Friday evening at
the Lake Weir Yacht Club, giyep by
her. hostess, Miss Virginia Sistrunk.
Sunday morning at Lady Lake,
Mrs. Z. T. Porter was painfully
burned on one hand and narrowly
escaped more serious injuries. The
news of the accident will be learned
with much regret by the many
friends of Mrs. Porter, but at the
same time all viii rejoice that it was
no worse While in the kitchen, her
clothing in some way caught fire and
but for the presence of Mr.. Porter,
VINO smothered the flame, she would
have been enyeIoped by the blaze.
Mrs. George Welsh and Miss Welsh
are guests of Mrs. c. S. Cullen for a
few days, arriving yesterday from
Pa1atka.
Mrs. L. R. Chazal, Misses Onie,
Charlotte and Nita Chaza1, Mr. Char
lie Chazal and Miss Hester Dewey
will go to Daytona Beach tomorrow
for stay of several days. They will
motor through the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mcintosh, Sr.,
and family will move tomorrow to
the Sanders residence on Orange
avenue, and the home they have
been occupying on Pond street for
the past year has been rented by
Mr. w. e. Woods and family, who
will take possession Immediately.
Miss Patsy Morris, who has been
enjoying a delightful visit to her
cousin, Miss Ellen Stripping, left to-
day for Palatka, where she will
make brief visit to friends before
returning to her home in DeLand.
Mrs S. r. Whaley and Miss Alice
Whaley left today for Madison to
join Miss Blanch Whaley at the
home of Mrs. WIhaley's sisters, Miss
es White and Hattie Lou Dickin-
son. They will visit in Madison for
several weeks and then go to White
Springs for fortnight stay before
returning home
Mrs. Samuel Cook, who is spend
ing the summer at Naugatuck, Con-
nerficut her former home, is now
enjoying a delightful motor trip in
the upper part of New York state
with her parents. Since leaving
OcaIa Mrs. Cook has been on num-
Der of house parties composed of
college friends, the last one being at
Bar Harbor. Mr. Cook will go north
the first of August for a months
visit and on his return in September
will be accompanied by Mrs. Cook.
A dozen neighborhood friends as
sembled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. jackson last night and enjoy
ed several hours playing cards and
dancing, as the guests of Miss Leslie
jackson During the evening Miss
jackson served punch, sandwiches,
salted peanuts and candies.
Mr.. Wamboldt Sumner and his lit
tie sister Lucille, who have been Wis
iting their sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goddard,
returned to their home in Tampa
yesterday. Mrs. Goddard's mother
has recently moved from Dade City,
their life time home, where their
big residence was recently burned, to
Tampa, where she has bought a new
home.
Mrs. Mae Bingham, daughter Ed
locke and aged mother, Mrs. M. K.
Bingham left this morning on Sun
uyjim for Winter Haven, where Mrs.
Bingham will remain till Sunday and
her mother and daughter for a
month or six weeks with relatives
and friends Mrs. Bingham is the
faithful and efficient bookkeeper in
the Stars business Office and is TAX
= ing afew days of needed rest.