The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-09-30

friends will be panied TO learn that
her mothers condition has not i'm
proved.
A Surprise Birthday Party
There was a most delightful social
given last night by Mrs. William
Vaughn at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier Clayton on old
Fort King, in honor of her brother,
DIR. Willie Clayton, as a surprise for
his 2lst birthday. Among those en-
joying the occasion were Misses
jamie Mae Perry. Edna Lanier, Ruby
'Cappleman, Sallie Whitfield, Eva
Freyermuth, Vera Whaley, Ella
Vaughn, jamie Clayton and Messrs.
VIII Clayton, Thomas Clayton, Cas-
par Young, Fred Neil, John Whit
field, Dan Whitfield, Dewitt Stats,
Haryin Hinton, tMr. Hinton, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Vaughn and others.
At a late hour refreshments We're
served after which the crowd all left,
expressing themselves as having a
most delightful time and wishing Mr..
Clayton many happy returns of his
twenty first birthday.
Mrs. w. Fl. Massey, widow of w
III. Massey, who for many years was
one of the leading business men of
Orange Springs, after long
residence in that pleasant town, has.
removed to her old home at Hahfra,
Ga, where she can be with her chill
dren. Mrs. Massey is a most estinna-
bile lady and held high place in the
life of Orange Springs. She was for
three years the Stars correspondent,
and was one of the most valuable on
the staff. The Star and her other
Florida friends will miss her greatly.
but hope her days in Georgia will be
many and happy
Prof. ]. G. Yost is in the city for
an indefinite stay, coming down
Monday from Kentucky where he
has spent the summer.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rentz are en-
PERTAINING today at a very unique
and charming water party down on
Silver river. The City of Oca1a was
chartered for the day and with their
immediate family, Misses Ethel and
Meme Seymour, Kathrine Strunk,
Mary Landers. and Messrs Thurber
and Lindsey Troxler, Noah Taylor
and some Others they are having
most wonderful time
The Kings Daughters will hold a
special meeting tomorrow afternoon
at the Methodist church at 4 O'Clock.
A full attendance of members lis re-
quested.
The Eastern Stars held an impor-
tant meeting this afternoon at
Yonge's hall. On Thursday evening
the organization will hold a banquet
uAQ 10 p4dh1nS u nave q IncSAllISC4AI
social reunion.
The following clipping taken from
the Ashevil1e Gazette will be read
with interest by many in this city:
The visit here of Secretary of
State William Jennings Bryan and
Mrs. Bryan as guests of NIr. and Mrs.
F. l.. SeeIy, is being spent by the
visitors in the open, thruout the day,
small and informal dinner parties
making the evening pleasant. Long
tramps over the mountains are be-
| ing made by Mr.. Bryan every day,
and often he is met by Mrs. Bryan
and others for luncheon on top of
Sunset Mountain or Mountain Mead
ows. On several occasions Mr.. Bryan
spends an hour or so in cutting UP
logs into fir9wood in the forest near
Blue Brier.' Among the many in
formal dinners rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryan. by Mr.. and Mrs. Seely
1 were Mrs Henry NJ Flag1er, of Flor
/ lQa, ana MIS-. heeHdH, Oh NdIlnlnS 3
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Il. w. Grove
of St Louis. Mr.. Bryan returned to
BASKERVILLE yesterday after a hurried
/ trip to Washington, where he was
called to look aften important affairs
of state. Mrs. Bryan remained a
i the Inn until her distinguished hus
band returned from the nation
capital.
/ CInbwomen as Homemakers