The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-21

on for tonsilitis and adenoids. The |
adenoids had pressed against the pa
tents ear drum with such force |
that he had grown deaf in one ear |
and partially so in the other. The |
operation which was most difficult |
was very successful and friends Of
the family sincerely hope that no
complications will arise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall in Lake City
The Citizen-Reporter speaks as
follows of Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Halls
recent visit to Lake City:
Friends of the college were pleas
ed to have recently visit from Mr..
r. S. Hall, a prominent member OF
the board of trustees of the college,
whose home is in Ocala. Mr.. Hall is
great force in the commercial and
business circles of Florida and he
has had great influence in the finan-
cial development of the state. In
great matters of the business world
his advice is eagerly sought and his
counsel gladly followed. Equal pleas
use was afforded the college circles
| by visit from Mrs. r. S. Hall, who
| is always welcomed here. Miss Beu-
lab Hall also came to the city on
Sunday with Mr.. Hall. Mrs. A. P.
| Montague entertained for Mrs. Hall
at dinner on Wednesday evening
Covers were laid for six, the guest
of honor, Mrs. Hall, Misses Sue
Simpson, Miss Maude Montague, Earl
Hall and Claude Hart of Columbia
College, and the hostess Mrs. Mon
tague. While in Lake City Mrs. Hall
was the guest of Mrs. w. R. Peter
SON.
Mrs. Hall was the principal guest
at a number of pretty social affairs
and mention of several has already
appeared in these columns.
Mrs. r. C.. Muncaster and two In
teresting children and their aunt,
Mrs. Georgia X. Sullivan of New
York City, expect to leave next week
for Jacksonville to spend several
weeks with Mrs. Muncaster's par
ents, Col. and Mrs. w E. Kay, after
which they will join Mr. Muncaster
in Detroit, Mich, where they will
make their future home. Mrs Sulli-
van will not accompany her niece to
her western home Ocala regrets
deeply the departure of this popular
family.
Miss Elizabeth Kane left this aft
ernoon for Daytona to visit friends
before returning to her home in
Springfield, III. By her charming
! personality and lovely manner Miss
Kane has made host of friends dur
ing her visit at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. K. Zewadski and it is hoped
that she will return next winter for
longer visit
Mrs. Theo Perry, who makes her
| home with her parents, Col. and Mrs
R. F. Rogers, has gone to Lake City
for an extended visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. Riviere and family.
Miss Annie Davis has gene to In
verness for a weekend visit with DR.
and Mrs. H. A. Reeves.
Mrs. Fred Robinson and daughter
Miss Lucille Robinson have taken
rooms with Mrs. H. A. Kramer on
Lime street for the remainder of the
winter. r~aE g.ee.
( Miss Mary Taylor, an attractive
Jacksonville girl, arrived this after
noon from Tampa for a fortnight
visit to Miss Rosebud Robinson. :
Miss Anna Mcdowell expects tc
leave the middle of next month for
Anderson, S. c., to spend six weeks
las the guest of Mrs. Witherspoon
Dodge. after which she will go to
Virginia for the summer.
Miss Lila Brumby is the week
end guest of Mrs. F. A league and
Mrs. E. T. Porter at Lady Lake.
Mr.. J. A Pittman has returned
from an extended visit to ST. Peters
burg and Tampa At the latter place
he was the guest of his son, Mr.. Ed
win Pittman and wife
Miss Frances Rowley, who is con-
Quoting a kindergarten in Ocala, is
spending the week at her home al