The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-07-17

spent last night with Mrs. mexican
and daughter Marie, at the home Of
Judge and Mrs ". S. Bullock, leay-
ing today for Gainesville to attend TO
business. Tomorrow morning he will
be Joined in Jacksonville by his fam
lily and in the afternoon they will
sail for New York, going thence to
Chautauqua Lake, y. Y. Mrs. Nc
Kean viii return home in a few days.
Mr.. Raymond Toph, who has been
visiting at Lakeland for ten days, is
now the guest of Mr.. Horace C. Cor
don, Jr., in Tampa.
A beautiful social affair in Ashe-
vile, n. c., Wednesday night, more
or less of interest to Floridians, was
the reception by the Daughters of
the Confederacy at Battery Park no.
tel at which three great grand
daughters of Governor John Milton,
the war governor of Florida, assist
ed. They were Misses Lucy and Bes-
sic Milton of Mariana and Miss
Willie Milton Carter of Asheville.
The reception was given in compile
ment to Mrs. LaSalle Pickett, widow
of the South's beloved general, and
Mrs. Marshall Williams, state presi-
dent.
Mrs. A c. Cobb and Miss Fanita
Cobb, accompanied by Mr.. W. H.
see1ey of Alachua. Mrs. Cobb'S
brother, left for Daytona Beach this
morning to spend week or ten days
visiting the latter's family. Mr..
Cobb expects to join his family next
week for a brief visit before accom-
panying them home.
Mrs. T. L. Wimberly, sister of
Messrs. Eugene and Oliver Rivers,
arrived in Ocala yesterday from
Santa Fe and win make them a visit
Of several weeks.
Mrs. H. G. Groves returned last
night from Worthington Springs, and
though she was there only week,
she praises highly the medicinal
properties of the water.
Judge and Mrs. w. S. Bullock and
Miss Alice Bullock are planning to
leave between and o'clock in the
morning for Daytona Beach. They
viii DE away one week and possibly
two.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Dodge re
turned this morning from Clearwa-
ter. where Rev Dodge was valua-
Die member of the OcaIa baseball
team in the two first games of the
series.
Dr. w. II. Dodge, after an absence
of a week, returned home this aft
ernoon. He visited his sister in
Wilmington, Del, spent a few days
in Richmond, Va, and made a brief
visit to his sons in Jacksonville. DR..
Dodge and son, Rev. Richard Dodge
OF Cape Charles, Va, exchanged pull
pits for the month of July, but when
the latter left Virginia the first of
June for Ocala a minister in Rich
mond leased the manse for two
months and he has been occupying
the Presbyterian pulpit during Rev.
Dodge's absence.
Miss Catherine Livingston has as
her attractive guest for fortnight
Miss Beulah Whitney of Jackson
Vile, who arrived this morning from
Orange Lake, where she has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dixon Irvine
Within the next few days Misses
Minnie Jackson and Nancy Doster
will arrive from Birmingham, Ala.
10 visit Miss Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Irvine of Or
ange Lake were we'll known visitors
today.
Friends of Master Ford Birdsey
will regret to hear of his illness a
the home of his grandmother, Mrs
H A. Ford.
Mrs. w. B. Taylor and daughter
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, are among
the Gainesville contingent spending
the month at Daytona Beach. The,
are guests of the Seaside Inn
Gainesville Sun.
Mrs. G. c. Shepherd was moves
yesterday to the Marion County Hos
pitaI for an operation which will b.
performed either this afternoon o
tomorrow. The friends of DR.. an,