The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-07-13

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bratedlhis eightE=fourth birthday an
niYersary-~ Annually the twelfth Of
July is the occasion of a large num-
Der OF relatives assembling to par
take OF a birthday dinner with the
venerable physician and joining him
yearly In wishing him many happy
returns of the day are legions of
friends In Illinois. where DR.. Howard
stands high In the profession, and
numbers OF friends in this city. he
being a winter visitor each year at
the home OF his son. Mr.. f. N. How
ard. Mr.. and Mrs Howard have for
many years gone to Champaign to
he with their father on his birthday,
but this year were prevented on ac-
count OF illness In the office force at
the Ocala Steam Laundry Howey-
or, they viii 90 up for visit later in
the summer.
or interest to many In this city
viii be the following Lakeland item
from an exchange, Mrs. Boswell
MAS frequent visitor to the city
wAen her daughter. Mrs. c. f. Alb
son. now Mrs. c. ]. Stewart of New
Rochelle, y. Y, resided here and
Mrs. Drane was a guest of Mrs. C. R.
Tydings at the time that Ocala en-
aerained the Episcopal convocation:
Mrs. II. J. Drane delightfully."- en-
teTtained at her lovely home yester-
day afternoon in honor of her
mother Mrs. W. NJ. Boswell About
eighty ladies called during the after.
noon and enjoyed the fine musical
program, one Of the most pleasing
features of which was several vocal
numbers given by Mrs A r. Bond,
Of Tampa. A delicious saia1 course
was served in the prettily arranged
dining room This was one of the
largest affairs of the season and was
greatly enjoyed by the fortunate
guests"
Mrs. William Dale and daughter,
Virginia, of Gainesville, are number
ed among the visitors to Daytona
Beach who are we'll known in Ocala
DR. Sylvan McElroy of Orlando was
a1sD numbered among the arrivals at
the Seaside Inn during the week.
Miss Mary Affleck, who has been
spending several months at Crystal
ID ixvor Icn1zi,,,rr ~ a+o, I, - ,,,;1I;~,~,.4-
business there, has returned home.
Mr.. IaGrange Sistrunk is spending
this week at Lake Weir, the guest of
the family of Mr.. D. w. Davis.
Mr.. w. E. Clark of New York, who
is a business visitor to the city, re-
turned this morning from week
end visit ito Mr.. D. w. Davis at Lake
Weir.
Master Webster Gillen celebrated
his sixth birthday today by inviting
few of his little friends to play
with him this afternoon. Webster
is the bright little son of Mrs. P. H.
Gil1en and is one of the brightest
musicians in town. He received a
great many compliments on his play
ing in the recital given by Miss Con-
nor's class in May.
Mrs. g. D. Washburn entertained
The two contesting classes of the
L. T. L. Saturday afternoon. A very
pleasant time was spent.
DR. C. R. Tydings is enjoying a
ten days stay at Worthington Springs.
Mr.. Arthur Williams, after a brief
visit to his family at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Maughs, will re-
turn to Charlotte tonight.
Mrs. George Ford arrived from
Jacksonville Saturday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Wealth
ers, for fortnight.
Miss Sallie Spurlin, of Lake Wen,
is spending few days in town the.
guest of her cousin, Miss Bette Nc
Iver.
Mr.. |. " stephens, of Lakeland
spent the week with his family who
are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Weathers.
Mr.. Jim Py1es was business Wis
Ttor to Orange Springs today, MAX
ing the trip in his car. He was &C
aeompanied by Misses Ophelia Sawtell
and Kathleen Jackson.