The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-25

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returned from weeks visit to Miss
Mamie Taylor at North Lake Weir.
Miss Susie Lou Ellis returned yes
derday afternoon from charming
visit to Miss Eloyse Robertson in
Orlando.
afr. and Mrs. Louis r. Chazal
and family have returned to the city
from the summer home at the lake
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens, of
Old Town, are shopping and visiting
friends in the city today.
Mrs. d. s. Woodrow came up
from Woodmar this morning, return
ing to her Lake Weir home this af-
ternoon.
DIR. w. IL. Henry. of Oklawaha, is
a business visitor to our city today,
returning late this afternoon to his
home on the lake side.
Mr. and Mrs j. G. Kichline are
announcing the arrival of little
fairy daughter at their home in this
e1ty on Sunday.
Rev. j. VI. Gross accompanied his
daughter, Miss Mamie Gross, as far
as Jacksonville today on her journey
10 Texas. Mr. Gross will return
home this evening.
Mrs l.. NJ Murray and dainty lit
RE daughter left today for week s
visit to Mrs. George MacKay and
family at their summer home at
North Lake Weir.
Prof. and Mrs Geo. C. Iooney
and daughter, Miss Eunice ELLIS, ar
rived home yesterday from a delight
ful two months spent with friends
and relatives in Georgia.
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Mr. and Mrs. John NJ Mathews, of
Gambler, are in the city, guests of
AIr- Matthew's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
z Charles Mathews and family Mrs.
Matthews will remain for the balance
or the week, her husband returning
nome this afternoon.
Mr. w E. Parrish, Mr.. Glen Nash,
Mr. Clark oakman and Miss Violet
Oakman drove up from Palmetto
last Sunday in Mr. Parrish's car and
are guests of Miss Mabel Clark at
Eendrick until next Thursday.
MIR. George Looney returned last
evening from week very pleasant
EEsspent at Daytona Beach with his
ezGncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Hamrick. Mr.. Looney came through
the country with Mr.. Pound of
gainesville in the latter's car.
are expected home this evening
from Lake Butler and Worthington
Springs, where they have been visit
ing relatives and friends for three
weeks. Their many friends will be
clad to have them back
Mr.. T. Il. Bridges returned yester-
day from Hendersonville, n. c.,
where he left Mrs. Bridges and son
Leroy, guests in the home of his
15fe's sister, Mrs. w. NJ. DesChamps
and family, where they will remain
until after the wedding of her niece,
Hiss Lidie Lee DesChamps, early in
September.
The Presbyterian sewing circle
spent a pleasant afternoon with Miss
Eugenia Fuller on Monday. Delight
ru7 refreshments were served, the
hostess being assisted by her sister
Miss Annie Benton Fuller.
Mrs. Weller Carmichael and sweet
little daughter and Miss Georgia Null
HALL returned yesterday from North
Lake Weir, where they have spent
fhe past month in the Bradford cot
fage- They report having had de-
IIgntful' time and pronounce the lake
an ideal place for summer outing
a congenial and happy touring
PARTY came into the city yesterday
from Eustis on a shopping expedi
zion IN the party were Mrs. Nor
man Herricks, Mrs Marie Smith
Mrs Harry Hoag, Mrs. Sassa ant
Miss Ruth Clifford. They left Eustis
al Z O'Clock and were in the city a
10, returning home about in tbs
afternoon.