The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-09

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Tampa OcaIa Golf Match Resulted i'm
Victory for OcaIa Team
Great enthusiasm reigned all day
Saturday at the Ocala Country Club
on account of the presence OF ten of
Tampa's best golfers, who came to
play an equal number Of Ocalas
skilled players in a matched contest
Both teams passed the better part
of the morning practicing and get
ting familiar with the links, and at
noon Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Camp
entertained the Tampa team and a
few friends at an elegantly appointed
luncheon which was served in the
dining room of the club house The
m emu included many delicately pre-
pared dishes and while enjoying the
courses merriment prevailed.
The contest was begun shortly aft
eft O'Clock and the following gives
the score and shows how the teams
were matched:
Ocala Tampa
Phil Robinson. 3 ]. H. Bonacker 0
C. Camp 3 J. w. White 0
J. E. Chace % G. T. Phillips 8
r. c. Camp. -. 2 j. A. Coates o
S. Jewett ......3 W. Bonacker %
II 7 n n
G. B. Woodrow 2 L. Nelson o
A. E. Gerig 80 NJ. B. Wuhers 3
E. F. Fitch 2 c. E. Ball. >. %
Frank Drake "a F. Bentley 80 0
Totals: Ocala, 81; Tampa, 6.
While the contest was being play
ed many spectators were on the gall
leries at the club house watching,
and later Mrs. Camp served tea and
cakes. The visitors were loud in
their praise of the hospitality shown
them and complimented the home
players on their beautiful links and
club house
The visitors chartered a Pullman
went aboard, concluding an event
full day, though not bearing laurels
for them. <e+
Mrs. j. A. Bowler was hostess
this afternoon entertaining the
Methodist sewing circle Light re-
freshments were served before the
members departed.
Mr.. E. F. Fitch who accompanied
his family to Ocala three weeks ago,
has returned to Chicago, leaving Mrs
Fitch and daughter to complete their
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Durand s
friends regret to learn of the critical
illness of their baby.
Miss Hazel Jennings of Salem, ILL.,,
will conclude a pleasant visit with
Miss Marguerite Porter tomorrow
and will return to Jacksonville,
where she is spending the winter
| with her uncle and aunt, ex-Gov.
and Mrs. W. S. Jennings.
Misses Beulah Hall and Marie Won
Engelken are planning to go to
Wildwood tomorrow for a brief visit
with the formers brother, Mr. Troy
Hall.
The friends of Mrs. w. l. Bloom,
who has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Leon Fishel for some time, will
learn with regret that her baby is
now in the hospital for bronchial
treatment. Mrs. Fishel is also on the
sick list.
Mrs. William A. Hooker has arriv-
ed from Ocala and will spend a cou-
pie of days in the city, the guest of
Mrs. Frank E. Jennings at her home
on Oak street in Riverside. Mrs
Hooker, who is president of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs,
will deliver an address before the
Jacksonville Woman's Club this aft
ernoon.-Times-U Union
T. E. Crosby returned Friday
morning TO his home near Ocala.
after spending a short while here in
speeding our country. He was we'll
pleased with our surroundings and
says he hopes to move here within
the next year.-Brooksville Argus
Miss Lutte Holder came up yester-
day from Ocala and will spend today