The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-29
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Continued from Third Page)

Miss Annie Seymour and small SIS
ter Mary, have returned to Miami, ar
irving yesterday from Kissimmee,
where Mary spent the summer with
Mrs. w. B. Harris, and was joined
there about week ago by Miss Sey-
mour. Miss Seymour has been away
since June going to Ocala for a sew
eral weeks stay and from there to
Atlanta, Athens and Wintersville. In
Wintersville, Miss Seymour was one
of a house party entertained by her
cousin. The party ended in the wed
ding OF her cousin and Miss Seymour
was one of the Miami
Herald.
| Miss Seymour is cousin of Mrs. b.
H. Seymour of this city and with her
friend, Miss Marguerite Streater was
visitor here for some weeks in the
early spring, at which time she made
host of friends who will be inter
ested to learn of her delightful sum-
mer's outing.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Gable will be pleased to learn
that they have decided to remain in
Ocala for the coming winter at least
and viii not move to Lakeland as
they had for time intended. They
will continue to reside at their same
pretty home near the high school and
Mrs. CANDLES pretty flower garden
miss not be amiss from the show
places of the city this season.
/ ~RS
i Dainty little Miss Elizabeth Maughs
Williams, who has been the charming
guest of her great aunt and uncle, Mr.,
and Mrs. G. T. Maughs, for several
weeks returned to her home in Sara
sofa this afternoon accompanied by
her father, Mr.. Arthur Williams who
came up yesterday to escort his little
daughter home.
i Mrs. William Sinclair expects to
leave soon for visit of several
months to her daughter, Mrs. Holmes
and family at Canaveral. Mrs. Sin
clair will make a round of visits to
different members of her family be-
4 fore returning to her home here.
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Mrs. Maude Horne and son, Mr.
Norman Horne, arrived from Ashe-
vile this afternoon coming through
the country in their handsome new
lear. The trip was an unusually pleas
ant one, with stop of day or two
in Atlanta and a short time in Jack
sonville.
i Mr.. Vernie Stevens is expected in
the city this afternoon to join hi:
; family who arrived yesterday from
their summer outing in the north
; and escort them to their home il
Lakeland on Saturday.
4 Mrs. d. M. Smith is expected
home from an extended visit to hel
niece, Mrs. Wagnon in Tampa, some
time the latter part of the week. Mrs
Wagnon will accompany Mrs. Smith
home for few days visit.
4 Mrs. E. t. Spencer of North Ocals
/ is expecting her mother, Mrs. J. w
J Gates and uncle, Mr.. w. d. Newberry
of Macon, to arrive some time during
. the latter part of the week. Mrs
Gates has spent the summer most de
lightfully as the guest of relatives il
Macon and Valdosta.
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RI Mrs. ]. D. Smith, who has beer
very i'll at her home in North Ocala
we are pleased to say is much inn
proved.
Mrs. F. E. Sheppard left in her ca
for her home in Daytona today, ac
eompanied by her son-in-law ant
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. It. c. Luckie
Mr.. and Mrs. Luckie will return Sun
, day.
DR.. and Mrs. Won EngeIken vii
leave today in their car for Crysta
River and Homosassa. They viii re
turn Friday.
81 Mrs. ]. w. Bats of ocilla, Ca, ar
rived in the city this afternoon to visi
her niece, Mrs. H. H. Whitworth ant
sister, Mrs. Marshal.
IL Mrs. Francis Collier after a de
lightful week spent with Miss Anni
4 Davis, at her cottage at North LAX
Weir, is now the guest for a week o
: Mrs. Frank Lytle and family a
: Stanton.