The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-05

vacation, and takes up her school
work with renewed energy. After
teaching the sixth grade for several
years, Miss iMizelle is now in charge
of the eighth. She is making her
home at Mrs. Moores.
Mrs. A T. Thomas charmingly en-
tertained the ladies of the Methodist
sewing circle this afternoon at her
home on Lake Weir avenue. After
several hours devotion to the needle
work an elaborate salad course with
pimento sandwiches, waters and
piVerts was served the guests by the
hostess assisted by Miss Marion
Meffert and Miss Rhoda Thomas. the
pretty little daughter of the home.
The afternoon with Mrs. Thomas was
unusually pleasant and much neces-
sary sewing was accomplished by the
society.
Mrs. G. s. Scott left this afternoon
for visit of some length to her son
and daughter-in-law, DIR. and Mrs.
Laurie Scott and family in Birming-
ham. Ala.
Mrs. III. "A Waterman entertained
the ladies of the Presbyterian sew
ing circle at $3.50 this afternoon A
large number were present and much
pleasure was derived from the sew
eral hours plying the needle At the
conclusion of the afternoon duties |
Mrs. Waterman served ice cream and
cake.
Miss Dorothy Klockt of East Lake, |
came up yesterday and will attend the
Ocala High School. She is at pres
ent visiting Miss Annie Belle Wesson
Master Harold Klock, of East
Lake, after spending a few days in
the city, visiting master leonard IVES
son. returned home yesterday after
noon
LaT. j.. o. Dekle received a telegram
morning from his wife, Who'll
s visiting at Whigham, Ca, stating
hat their little son, r. o. Dekle Jr.,
vas very III Mr.. DeETe left at once
lpr Whigham, to be with the sick
shild and accompany them home asI
soon as the little fellow is able toll
ravel.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. v. Leavsngood left
On the s A. L Limited yesterday
afternoon for Jacksonville, spent the
night there with Mrs. Leavengood' s
mother, Mrs. Devane, and sailed this
afternoon on the Merchants and Min
ers steamer for Baltimore. From
there they will go via rail-, visiting
several of the places in Pennsylvania
where MIR. Leavengood lived as boy.
They will then go to Coshocton, Ohio,
to visit relatives and take in the an
nual county fair. They viii be alb
sent about three weeks. This is the
first vacation Mr.. Leayengood has had
In several years and he is certainly I
deserving of a rest.
Mr. Mat BIocher, formerly of IN /
diana, now residing at Oklawaha, has
been in the city day or so, visiting
his niece, Mrs. Blocher, and her
daughter, Mrs H. S. Chambers.
+ +. r. n -. L.
a magnificent outing in Clearwater
as the guests of the doctors mother.
Mrs W. K Lane, and niece, Miss
Mamie Smith, who are we'll remem-
bered in this city, they having spent
last winter here. The doctor and his
wife motored through and practically
had very little trouble and a most en-
joyable trip
NIr. and Mrs. E. G. Rivers return
ed this afternoon from weekend
visit to relatives in Micanopy.
st. Margaret's Guild of the Epis-.
copal church reorganized this aft
ernoon at the rectory after a vaea-
ton of several months. There was
splendid attendance and much pleas
ant interest in the meeting of the
members, at home again from their
summer outings.
Mrs. l.. n. Green and children ar
rived Saturday from summers out
ing spent with Mrs. Green's parents
| in Washington, Ca.
Mrs. J. K. dickson and little
daughter Elizaheth, have returned