The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-01-06

Mrs. II. 4. Williams, who has Deen
spending the past month in Chicago
with relatives, is expected home soon.
She will be accompanied by her niece,
Miss Doris hurry.
Mr.. w. S. Bullock, clerk in the
Harrington Hall Hotel, Ocala, spent
Sunday in Orlando with friends, be-
ing guest at the San Juan hotel.
Orlando Reporter-Star.
Miss Edna Borland of Fort Myers
who was guest of Miss Annie Att
kinson last winter, will come to Citra
in few days to visit her cousins,
Misses Louise and Ethel Borland.
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miss Helen Hardee, after fort
night visit to her parents on South
Lime street, has returned to Jackson
vile to complete fhsr course of study
at the Massey college. 1913
Mrs. r. J. Wells and Mrs. Morrison
of Hawthorn were out of town shop
pers today, coming in on the Palat-
ka train While here they were guests
of Mrs. Wells sister-in-law, Mrs. s.
W. Igou.
Dr.. j. M. G-oss is expected home
tonight or tomorrow from A4Ak, and,
where he went yesterday to meet the
members of the publishing board Of
the Florida Christian Advocate, he
being one of the five members.
Mrs. Harvey Hutchinson and pretty
little daughter Anna, after a brief
visit to Mrs. H. NJ. Hampton, left
this morning for their home in
Gainesville, accompanying Mr.. Hutch
inson home in his car.
Mr.. John F. Williamson, after a
very pleasant visit of four days to
his former home town, left yesterday
for DeLand, accompanied by his
nephew, Master Richard Moxley, who
will make him an extended visit.
Mrs. e. Van Hood will entertain at
Il very beautiful Chinese party Satur-
fday afternoon he guests including
the members of her Sunday school
class. Mrs. HOOD annually enter
tains her class an1S5he many young.
ladies composing it anticipate with
Apleasure her charming parties.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H, w. Hoffman, who
were married Saturday in Ocala, will
arrive in this city shortly to reside.
Mr.. Hoffman graduated last spring
from the Florida Military Academy,
but is not connected with the academy
at present. Metropolis.
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There is Hellenic society in
Jacksonville and Miss Helen Hunt,
who is well known in Ocala, IS the
president. At a meeting Monday a
constitution and bylaws were dis
cussed but their adoption was con-
tinued until later meeting.
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The Woman's Club of Sarasota is
to have a home. The cornerstone of
the neW club building was laid New
Years afternoon. Among the several
speakers taking part in the cere-
monies was the club president, Mrs.
e. II. Gunther, who is known among
the official set of the Ocala Woman's
Club.
The king, queen and maids of the
next Gasparilla celebration in Tampa
We're elected Monday night by secret
ballot but their identity will not be
known, save to the three tellers, IN
til they unmask at the coronation
ball, which will close the Gasparilla
festival on the evening of Feb. 10th.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and daughter.
Miss Beulah Horne, who have been
spending the Christmas holidays with
the formers son, Mr.. Leslie Horne
and family at York, left yesterday
for their home at Waverly Hall, Ga.
They were accompanied by Mr.
Horne's young son Jack, who is
spending the winter with his grand
parents and attending school.
Beginning January 18th the Flor
ida Federation of Women's Clubs will
start house to house canvass to Sc.
cure accurate birth statistics for the
year 1914 in the state. The work in
Marion county will be under the
health committees of the Ocala anc
Dunnellon Women's Clubs, the only
two clubs in the county, and Mrs. H