The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-17

rive here this evening from Jack
sonville to spend few weeks
Clearwater Sun.
Miss Fay Cribbett. member OF
last years high school faculty, leaves
today for Ashville, n. c., where she
will spend the summer months, re
turning in the fall TO take up her dn-
ties in the high school-St. Peters
burg Times
Miss Mabel Bachelor, an Ocala
delegate to the State Epworth League
convention arrived last night. While
in the city she will be guest at
James Cribbett's home-a Peters
burg Times.
Mrs. W. NJ Mcdowell and Miss
Mary Mcdowell are guests Of friends
at Anthony for day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Kyle and Mr..
r. b. Kyle, who are annual winter
guests at the Harrington, left This
morning for their home in GadJd en,
Ala, motoring through the country
in their Cadillac.
Miss Mary Gates left Tuesday aft
ernoon for ST. Petersburg to spend
several weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. H. C. Groves has returned
from visit to his son, Mr.. Henry
Groves in Philadelphia. The latter
has completed his first years course
at the University of Pennsylvania
and has accepted a position in Phil
adelphia for the summer. Mrs.
Groves will join her son later in the
season for visit.
Mrs. George Rentz and daughter,
Miss Ruth Rentz. expect to leave to-
morrow night for .Grovenia Ca, to
be present at the marriage next
week of their sister and aunt, Miss
Clara Louise Rentz. Mrs. Rentz
and Miss Rentz will return home
shortly after the wedding and in
July accompanied by the other men,
bers of their family will leave for
the mountains of North Carolina to
spend the remainder of the summer.
MIR Otis Green is in Tampa VISIT
ing at the home Of his aunt, Mrs. S. |
g. Meyers, having accompanied his |
grandmother, Mrs. Edward Badger
TO that city Saturday
The following two items from the |
Tampa Times will be of interest TO |
the friends of a former Ocala family: |
MRS. j. A. Mellen's son, Alder: |
Me1len, who has been taking the |
course in structural and civil en-
gineering at the Pennsylvania uni |
>eersity, Philadelphia, Pa, graduates
today His many friends will be
much interested in his graduation |
and future success. After visit to
his grandmother who lives in Cleve- |
land, Mr. Mellen will return to
Tampa and he is expected to reach
here about the first of July
f'Mr. and Mrs. E. Lyle Griffin en-
tertained a small number of rela-
tives a few evenings ago celebrat-
ing their seventh wedding anniver-
sary. The occasion of the gathering
fn q
whom joined in congratulating Mr..
and Mrs Griffin and extending their
best wishes"
Mrs Griffin was before her mar
riage Miss Lula Mellon.
Mrs. Mallory Liddon and son Mas
ter Potter Liddon, leave Friday for
their home in Jacksonville, thereby
concluding a delightful visit of three
weeks to the formers sister, Mrs. H.
A Waterman.
Miss Marguerite Porter will re-
turn this afternoon from a visit to
Miss Hazel Jennings at Atlantic
bodCu anu MIS-. d. W. DlOuut III
Jacksonville.
Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Watt write
from the Iowa home of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Coe, that
they are having a lovely time and en-
joying delightful weather.
Mrs. j. G. Swaim's friends rejoice
to see her able to be about again.
Miss Victoria Raysor, after a
pleasant visit To her Ocala friends