The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-14

extended tour thruout the east, after
which they will be at home to their
friends in Gainesville after the 18th
OF October. The bride grew TO
young womanhood at Crystal River,
and has a host Of friends to wish her
every happiness. Mr.. Cushman is
one Of GainesyiHe's leading citizens
and successful business men, and is
to be congratulated upon winnig so
charming a helpmeet.
Mr.. ]. II. Spencer has as his guest
at Spencer Lodge. on the gulf for
the weekend. Judge Joseph Bell.
The gentlemen are having a magnif-
cent outing and catching a great
quantity of fish. They will return
home on Monday.
Miss Onie Chazal, after few days
in the city as the guest of Miss Mar
ion Dewey, returned to- her home at
Woodmar this afternoon, accom-
panied by Miss Ruby Gissendaner,
who will be her guest until Saturday
afternoon.
Misses Mildred and Kathleen
Pyles, with their sister and brother
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Cullom
of Batesburg, IS. c., who have been
spending this week at the Nel-Carl
cottage on Lake Weir, are expected
home this afternoon.
Mrs. Emily Green and sons, who
have spent the past fortnight at
North Lake Weir, returned to their
home this morning, greatly benefited
from their stay. They were accom-
ipanied home by Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.
Maughs, who have been their guests
+! since Friday.
| Mrs. Maude Horne entertained as
| her guests yesterday her brothers
and nephews, MIR. John Nixon and
son Walter, DR.. J. II. Willis and son
Earl, of Williston, the party coming
especially to root for its home team
which crossed bats with the Ocala
nine yesterday afternoon and was
defeated.
Mrs. ). NJ. Graham and little
daughter Edith of OcaIa, arrived in
the city yesterday, and are the guests
of Mrs. Graham's mother, Mrs. e. P.
Hull, at her home in Fairfield. Mrs
Graham and little daughter accom-
panied by Mrs. Hull leave in few
days for Biltmore, n. y, to spend
the remainder of the summer
Jacksonville Metropolis.
Mr.. A p Stuckey of this city and
iOak, has returned from visit to the
bedside of his mother, who has beer
| vile, Ca Mr.. Stuckey's mother i!
Sc years of age and her family fea1
: that her life cannot be long spared
: although when he left Mr.. Stucke.
said his mother was somewhat bet
ter.
? Mr. and Mrs. George SFruey havt
returned from their months vaca
: tion which they spent at Mount Airy
n. C. They had a most delightful
time and were much benefited by tn
"trip. Mr.. Shuey says he is RICH
2 square up with his chicken eatin
r for once.
r Mrs J. r. iMoorhead spent toda
Y at Berlin in the interest of he
canning club work, giving a neigh
iborhood demonstration in the art G
a lcanning pears at the residence c
r Miss Nina Seckinger. Mrs. Moor
: head was accompanied by little Mis-
e Lorayne Spencer. Tomorrow Mr.
il Moorhead will give a similar den
onstration at the home of Mr. Gu
Liddon.
e Mrs. B. H. Seymour returne
n yesterday from weeks visit to he
r sister. Mrs. T. ID. Wythe in Jackson
r vile. Mrs. Seymour was accom-
re panied home by her daughter, Mi
d Louise Booze, who has been on
IF round of visits since leaving Tall
lie hassee.
- Oh what fun the "old marrit
- men" have when the wiley is ava
= Yes, nothing to do but. work al
* think and say, they miss the one tn