The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-24

Oh -BdcOus Id, InSA AdEEONIy 6Scdp-i
ed death from German bullets. Aft
er three days spent amid a hail OF
projectiles, they escaped afoot and
at last accounts were in Gattermade,
a resting place in the Black Forest.
A letter from one Of the party states
that their experience will never be
forgotten. For days they awaited
death momentarily, as shells ex-
pIoded over their heads and in the
garden of their house. Their escape
was nothing less than a miracle. DR..
Cade is a prominent dentist and has
long made his home in Europe. He
is originally from Washington, Ca, |
while their guests. DR.. and Mrs.
Walker. were from Atlanta, and the
former also dentist Their friends
are anxiously awaiting news of their
welfare.
Compliment to OcaIa Young Ladies
Miss Beulah Whitney. the attract
i've young daughter of Mrs. A. G.
Whitney, proved charming hostess
Wednesday evening entertaining at
an informal dancing party at her
home in Riverside in compliment to
her house guests, Miss Minnie
Jackson of Birmingham, and Miss
Mary Harriet Livingston of Ocala
Those enjoying this pleasant oc-
casion with the hostess and honoree
were: Miss Mildred Beyille, Miss
Jean Stockton, Miss Genevieye Red
ding, Miss Arlene Rudolph, Miss
Margaret Brobston, Miss Marie
Hyde, Miss Julia Crawford, Miss
Helen Hartridge. Miss Marie Lasse-
ter, Miss Edith Lewis, Miss Katie
Meggs, Miss Helen Bowen, Miss
Amy Shields, Miss Sue Moore, of
Ocala, Messrs Edwin Arnold, j. c..
Stanley, Henry Dunn, Cromwell
Gibbons, Charles Arnold, Marion
Coles, George Albertson. Wallace
Brown, Benine Redding, Stanley
Brobston, Rudolph Bowen, Clement
Reinhart, Alonzo Rogers, Bob Col
lens, Robert Parker, Blair Burwell,
Jr., Hayward Christopher, Sweet
Smith, Robert Whitney, John Whit
ney, William Budd and William Nc
Caffrey.- Sunday Metropolis.
Miss Annie Hatcher, who has
been stenographer for the Board of
Trade, left today for her old home
in Atlanta, where she will visit her
mother for a few weeks, and then
enter Agnes Scott College. Miss
Hatcher is a very bright and charm
ing young lady. The many friends
she made in Ocala part from her
with regret and hope her path thru
life will ever be bordered with sue
cess.
Miss Miriam Pasteur passed thru
the city Saturday night on her way
to Lake Weir, where she will visit
her father, Mr.. John Pasteur and
bfamfIy. until time to enter upon her
duties as the new principal of the
Lakeland high school.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Watterson
Tucker left today for a fortnight s
stay at North Lake Weir. They were
accompanied by Mrs. fuckers sister,
Miss Lois Dame. Mr.. Tucker will
spend as much time at the lake as
his business will permit, going down
each evening, and returning in the
morning.
Miss Hattie Lou Trammell, Who
has been the admired guest of Miss
Irma Blake for some time, retuf Red
to her home near Pensacola To-Day,
in response to a telegram stating
that her brother was quite i'll. Miss
Trammell has made many friends
!during her short visit who will re-
greet her hasty departure.
Mr.. Edwin Swain, who has been
the guest of his brother, Mr.. F. A
Swain, has gone to Clearwater for q
few days He has also been spend
ing some time at Sarasota and with
his mother at Anthony, near Ocala
| Mr.. Swain has been studying voice
; in New York for the past four years
. under Victor Harris and some of the
s other leading teachers of the me
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