The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-15

HIdHHer, Win MIS- r. l.. Carney act
ing secretary. After the general
routine Of business, Miss Williams,
assisted by Misses Dora Mae Vogt,
Mary Carlisle, Hattie Lou TrammeIl
and Mrs. David Conner. served a de-
Hcious salad course with sandwiches,
pickles, iced tea and waters, follow
ed by peach ice cream and several
kinds Of cake. During this hour,
Miss Irma Blake, who has just
completed a successful year in music
at the Florida State College, favored
the audience with two exquisite
vocal selections. The meeting then
adjourned to meet with Mrs. ]. H
Livingston in September.
Mrs. Edward Greenwood and lit
tie ones are having a delightful visit
in Jacksonville the guests of Mrs.
Greenwood's mother, Mrs Williams,
in Riverside.
Mrs. A. F. Joyner and Mrs. Rufus
Wilder left yesterday. for Lake Weir,
where they expect to spend several
weeks, joining the Barnett-Aiken
party. Mr.. Joyner and Mr.. Wilder
will join the party Sunday.
/
Mrs. VI. E. Robinson and daugh-
tiers, Misses Rosebud and Fannie
Robinson, expect to leave the latter
part of next week for months visit
to Savannah and Atlanta.
Mr.. CISCO zewadski arrived this
afternoon from Tampa for a week
end visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. K. Zewadski and family.
4 Mr.. Ards Waterman left last NIGHT
for Jacksopvfl1e. where he, will join
his wife for the weekend at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
B. ]. Potter On Monday Mr. and
Mrs Waterman will go to Monteagle
Tenn, for a few weeks visit, re-
burning home by way Asheville.
| Mr. and Yrs. J. L. Ieitner have
as their guest Mrs. Leitner's sister
and brother-in-Iaw, Mr.. and Mrs
s. Hutchens Sill and children from
BIackVille, S. C. They have been
making quite an extended visit to
different sections of Florida and are
/ t0 n hi
charmed with all they have seen and
learned about the state.
Mrs z. l.. Howell and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Howell
and children have gone to North
Lake Weir, where they will spend a
month in one of the Conner cottages.
Mr. w. E. Sinclair came up yes
terday from Green Springs to visit
his mother for few days.
Mr. w. i. Colbert and family re-
turned yesterday afternoon from
their trip by auto to Miami, making
many stops both coming and going
They spent some time in Miami and
on the way home stopped at Daytons
Beach. They travelled something
like 1000 miles during the trip.
Miss Mabel Aiken has returned
home from a two months visit witt
friends at Winter Haven, ST. Peters
burg and Plant City.
Miss Victoria Raysor left over tn,
limited yesterday afternoon TO
Asheville, N. C., where for the mex
month she will be the guest of he
cousin, after which she will visi
other relatives in South Carolina be
fore returning home early in Octo
Der
\ Miss Lilly Bartlett, who is study
kIing this summer at the University o
Chicago, has accepted position 70
this winter to teach in the Dunnel
lon high school in the branches o
1 Latin and French. Miss Bartlett /
from Cedar Mill, Tenn, and laugh
lin the Ocala high school several win
II tiers ago.
Ill Mrs. Mamie Howse Stovall has re
turned from a delightful visit t
Gainesville, Ga. Later in the seaso
Mrs. Stova1l expects to visit in Ne
York City with her daughter, Mis-
,Minnie StovaH and son, Mr.. Wallac
\ Stovall.
Misses Mary and Agnes Burfor
have returned to their home
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