The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-12

also spent a few days in the Gate
City and was most favoraibly i'm
pressed with its growth and i'm
provement in the past few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Hooper will
leave Sunday for a vacation of a
month in TENNESSEE and Kentucky.
They will visit Mr.. Hooper's mother
at Nashville and viii in addition
visit Memphis, the Mammoth Cave,
Chattanooga and other places of i'm
~aerest. - Mr.. Hooper has not been
home in some time and is looking
forward to the trip with a great deal
of pleasure.
Mrs. J. G. Puryis and family have
as their guest Mrs, amelia Heidi of
Waycross, Ga. Mrs. Heidi is en-
route home after two months visit
to her son and family, Mr.. Arnold
Heidi in st. Petersburg.
Miss Bessie MacKay will enter
tain at a large splash party tomor-
row afternoon at her home, 1.-The
Highlands" at North Lake Weir, in
compliment to her two younger
brothers, Messrs. Alfred and Ken
meth MaoKay. The invitation list
Includes the young people from
around the lake and many from
Ocala, who will motor down about 9
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Mrs. B. n. Looney and son, Mr..
George Looney, were the overnight
guests of Mr.. L. R. Chazal and fam
lily at Woodmar
Miss Gene league has returned to
her home at Lady Lake after a fort
might visit to Mrs. ERNEST Lyle at
Lake Weir
One of the most delightful of the
summer picnics ON Lake Weir was
6he one given last Wednesday by
Mrs. ID. T. Porter of Lady Lake,
when she entertained her sewing
class and quite a number of friends
A 5bounteous fish dinner and supper
WIS enjoyed and despite the occas-
fonal showers the day was perfect
The party returned to their homes at
IN ID M. thoroughly enthused witch
The charms of our beautiful Lake
Weir.
G. -"
Miss Kate Carlton of Arcadia Will
arrive tomorrow for an indefinite |
visit to her sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Hamp-
ton. Miss Carlton has been pop
nlar member of Madam b. Maohlin S |
summer camp i'm the mountains near
iS3Ilhmore, N. c., since June Her
coming will he quite an incentive to
the social spirit among the younger
clique of our city who are always
delighted to see her.
Mr. Robert r. Adams returned
yesterday from a lhasty visit to his
family who are summering at Frank
lin. n. C.
DIR and Mrs. A. A. Winner and son
Freddie, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Phillips
and family and Mr. and Mrs. w. L.
Colbert and family, who several
weeks ago left in their respective
autos for a trip down the east coast
as far as Miami to visit relatives,
are expected home today or tomor-
row. They have enjoyed every min
ute thus far of their outing, espe-
cial1y the fine fishing always to be
found on the coast.
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MIR. j. Duncan Mcdonald left on
the afternoon limited for a much
needed rest and vacation with rela-
Gives in Ohio, his Iboyhood home.
The Metropolis of Tuesday con-
aains very fine picture of Mrs.
John H. Workman, who before her
marriage Monday evening was Mrs.
Mary Dodge Maddox of this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Bitch re-
turned to their home at Ocala Sun
day evening after a brief visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Maize Lyles, in
this Gainesville Sun.
Miss Marion Dewey, one of Ocala's
attractive young ladies, is spending
the week here with Miss Eva Futch
Miss Dewey has many friends il
Gainesville and her visits are Away
aBpreciated.-Sun
aIrs. Granville Larrimore was tn
h4nsaess Yesterday afternoon to