The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-14
u. ID. c. Monthly Meeting


Mrs. E. L. Carney entertained Dick
isOn Chapter, u. ID. c., yesterday aft
ernOon, at the monthly meeting at |
her home on Oklawaha avenue. Mrs.
Carney received her guests with the |
cordial hospitality that characteriZes
al of her affairs, passing them on to
the rear of the reception hall, where
most refreshing punch was served
by Mrs. WagnOn of Tampa and Miss
/ Irma Blake. /
After all the guests had assembled /
the meeting was opened with prayer.
A short business session, Mrs. Car
ncy, first vice president, presiding in
the absence of the president, Mrs. ID.
F. McIver. Mrs. Sistrunk acted as
! recording secretary in the absence of
Miss Annie Atkinson.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved, as were the
reports of standing committees. Mrs.
R. G. Blake and Mrs. j. c. Caldwell /
were appointed committee for the
current month to visit the sick and |
needy.
After adjournment there followed
delightful social hour, the hostess
serving fruit salad with waters and
punch. She was assisted by Mrs. Wag
non and Mrs. Blake. The special |
guests of the chapter for the after
noon were Mrs. w. K. Lane, Mrs.
Belle Mershon, Mrs. r. H. Sanders
and Mrs Wagnon
Miss Emily Stotesbury expects to
leave tomorrow for an extended visit
to friends in Canada, going first to
the home of Mrs. David Kilgore, near
Toronto.
The many friends of Miss Fanny
Robinson will learn with sincere re-
gret that since going to Jacksonville
she has been obliged to undergo an
operation, having her nose treated at
one of the hospitals in that city.
Mrs. E. Van Hood left today for
the mountains of North Carolina to
join her daughter, Miss Marguerite |
Porter at Minnehaha Camp near Bat
Cave for a visit of several weeks.
Later they hope to be joined by DIR.
Hood and together they will go to
Lookout Mountain for the balance of |
the summer. Mrs. Hood was accom-
| panied as far as Jacksonville by her
grandson, James Collier, who has been
her guest for some time, and is re-
turning to his home in Tuscaloosa,
Ala, today.
! Mr.. C.. III. Dame returned today !
from a several weeks business trip
through the southern part of the
state in the interest of the Woodmen |
of the World.
Miss Jessie Robles, one of Tampa's |
prettiest and most attractive young |
ladies', concluded short visit to Miss
Marguerite Howell, returning to her
home yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Clyatt left
yesterday afternon for Franklin, N.
c., to spend several weeks, guests at
the Willis House.
Miss Rosebud Robinson returned
yesterday from a short visit to Mrs.
Gustave Robertson at her pretty
home in Citra.
Mrs. Marcus Frank and children,
who have been in Savannah and Ashe
vile for some time, are expected
home early next week.
Mrs. Mae Bingham went to Jack
sonville this afternoon for a short
visit to her brother, Mr.. Locke Bing-
ham and family.
Mrs. H. F. Watt and daughter and
her house guests, DIR. and Mrs. G.. w.
Mckay and little son, left this after
noon for ten days stay at Woodmar
on Lake Weir. DR.. Watt will join his
family for an evening when profess
sional duties permit.
Mrs. William Hooker and trio of
charming little daughters left this
afternoon for Elizabethtown, KY. Mrs.
Hooker will visit relatives in Louis
vile before returning home in Oc-
tober.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brownlee and
children of Starke, are the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Igou and
} family, arriving this afternoon in
their car. They are en- route to Day
, tona Beach, where they will establish
} camp for the next few weeks, and
enjoy to the fullest the ideal life of
, the seashore.
DR.. and Mrs. James s. jackson and
!: daughters, the Misses Ethel and Hell
en-, are making their plans for
; months stay at Miami Beach. Misses
? Jackson intend to leave early in Sep
. tember for Science Hall, n. c., where
. they are enrolled in a preparatory
o school-Miami Metropolis