The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-08


purchased spring goods for her mil
linery parlor, and Miss Seymour
spent her time at the Ernest L. Rose |
wholesale millinery house, studying
styles and the trade.
Mcintosh Basket Ball Team Defeated
by the Wildcats
Saturday afternoon the Mcintosh
basket ball team again lost double |
header to the Wildcats, Ocala's crack
team. The games were played on
the grounds at the home of Mr.. Clar-
ence Camp and were enthusiastical-
ly watched by many friends.
The first game, played by the sec
ond teams, resulted with a score of
20 to /, in Ocala's favor. The line
up was as follows: Mcintosh; for
wards, Hester Boyer and Mary Fle-
wellyn; centers, Alberta Flewellyn
and Francis Farran; guards, Rachael
Boyer and Allie Rush; substitutes,
Helen McRae and Edna Noteworthy.
Ocala; forwards, Leslie Jackson and
Alice Sexton; centers, Sidney Perry
and Theo Beckham; guards, Mary
Garrett and Louise Rentz; substi-
tutes, Meme Davis and Rainsford
| Glass.
The line up for the second game
played by the first teams, with score
of Is to 7 in Ocala's favor, was as
follows: Mcintosh; forwards, Pau
line Murrell and Violet Oakman; CEN
ters, Sadie Beck and Annie Mae
Smith; guards, Eva Hester and
Louise Bore; substitutes, Alberta Fle-
wellyn and Rachel Boyer. Ocala;
forwards Callie Gissendaner and Lii
liam Smith; center Agnes Burford
and Louise Spencer; guards Kathleen
Leitner and Nettie Camp; substitutes,
the same as in the first game.
After the games Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
invited the teams and those who ac-
companied the Mcintosh team and a
few friends out to the Country Club
where a picnic supper and dance was
enjoyed. Later in the evening the
Ocala team entertained the visitors
at motion picture party, after
which they returned to Mcintosh.
The Wildcats have been challenged
for another game and they will proba-
!, bly, go TO Mcintosh within the fort
night.
The referee was Mr.. Willis, of Nc
Intosh. Umpire, Bertie Smith. Time
keeper, Ned Smith. Score keeper
John Tarver.
Rev. Mcmillan of Gainesville, who
is temporarily occupying the pulpit
of the Presbyterian church on Sun.
day, was the guest for the weekend
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Hollinrake.
). Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davies were
! weekend visitors to Jacksonville
motoring up Saturday night and re
turning early this morning.
. The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold silver tea ant
dues social at the residence of Mrs
r w. T. Gary tomorrow afternoon from
$3.50 to 4:30. The mothers depart
y ment of the organization will rende
t an interesting program after tn,
o meeting. All the ladies are request
ed to be present on this occasion.
o Mr.. R. J. Wells of Hawthorn spen
}. Sunday with his wife, who is visit
g ing Mrs. S. w. Igou.
: The reading club will meet witt
Mrs. G. T. Maughs tomorrow at
: o'clock.
). Miss Nellie Beckham will visi
= friends in Tampa during Gasparill
week.
The Baptist sewing circle had
large and delightful meeting thi
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. A
Knight.
Mrs. F. j. Hagood of Jacksonville
. and cousin, Mrs. A. Barrett, of Wash
. ington, D. c., will visit the former
sister, Mrs. T. NJ. Moore in this city
: the latter part of the week en- rout
home from st. Petersburg.
Mrs. ]. E. Cornish and Miss G. N
q Cornish of Boston, who have bee
It spending several weeks at the hom
: of DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson, wi
leave for home tomorrow, to the re
s gret of their friends.
: Mrs. Eta Robinson was the hostes
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