The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-03

from other southern states, made OF
Shiloh day, before the Daughters oi
! the Confederacy of Atlanta, was one
OF the most interesting addresses
made the past year. Mrs. A. b
White, of Tennessee, is general direc.
tor of the Shiloh monument associa-
ton.
Presbyterians and their friends will
no doubt be interested in learning
that Rev. J. 2. Herndon, who is to
arrive next month TO take charge of
| the Presbyterian church i'm this city.
is associate editor of the Christian
| Observer, a Presbyterian family mag
azine published each Wednesday in
Louisville, KY.
Mrs. H. w. Tucker l. contemp at
ing a visit to Daytona Beach the
middle of the month to spend some
time.
Mrs. Susie Sanders returned sew
eral days ago from a visit to her for
mer home at fernando.
Miss Kathleen Spencer will con-
clude tomorrow an extended visit to
Miss Elizabeth Davis, leaving for
Montreal, N. c., to join her mother
and sisters.
Mr.. John Waterman of Venezuela,
S. A, is expected to arrive in Ocala
this afternoon to visit relatives. The
past few days Mr.. Waterman has been
visiting his brother in Gainesville,
Ga, and he will be accompanied from
there by his nephew, Marcus Water
man, who will spend several weeks
with his grand mother, Mrs. S. E.
Waterman.
Miss Beulah Hall is lovely Ocala
girl who after an absence of many
months has returned home for a visit
of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Hall, Mr.. Earl
Hall and Master William Hall expect
to leave Thursday in their car for
North Carolina.
Mr.. w. H. Meade and family are
now occupying the cottage on South
Third street east vacated by Mr.. A
Nj. Lansford and family, moving yes
terday from Fort King.
Mrs. William Sinclair returned Sat
daughter, Mrs. Holmes at Canaveral.
The Ocala friends of Mrs. Holmes,
who was formerly Miss Ethel Sin
clair, will regret to learn of her con-
tinued illness.
Little Miss Mildred Crosby return
ed yesterday from a visit to Miss
Marian Meffert at Lake Weir.
Miss Alice Campbell leaves on the
early, train tomorrow for Lake Butler
TO be present at the marriage of Miss
Jessie Wilson, which will be solemn
lied at high noon. Immediately after
the wedding, Miss Campbell will de-
part for Tennessee to visit relatives
and friends in Tullahoma and Muir
freesboro, later going to Louisville
and other Kentucky points. to visit
before returning about Oct. 1.
Mrs. Oscar Alvarez, after a very
delightful visit to her sister. Mrs. Ed
Chace of Ocala, has returned, but will
leave in the morning with mother.
Mrs. Lalla Chace for Pablo Beach,
ttarke notes in Times-Union.
William Needham and sister. Miss
annie Needham returned yesterday
from Daytona Beach. where the for
mer took Mr.. f. T. Helvenston anu
family Sunday morning in his car.
Mrs. B. P. Beville and four chill
dren have returned TO Gainesville.
While in the city they were guests OF
Mrs Beville's mother, Mrs. NJ. H.
Temple.
Fred Redding of jacksonville.
grandson of Mrs. F. J. Redding IF
this city is now in San Franfisco. TAX
ing I'm the sights of the exposition.
lie expects to spend several weeks
travelling in jhe west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Dobbs Of the
Florida House left yesterday for n /
four weeks vacation. They will make
a series of visits in Illinois, Indiana
and Missouri and in all probability