The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-24

r. F. Birdsey, Mr.. Donald Ford, Mr.
and Mrs. Mallory Liddon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. H. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Waterman.
Miss Nellie Gottlieb was the hos
tess this afternoon at the regular
weekly meeting of the Tuesday after
noon card club. Besides the members
Miss Gottlieb had as her guests Miss
es Mary Burford, Carol Perrenot,
Ethel Crosby, Hope Robinson, Hester
Dewey and Adele Bittinger. The card
tables were placed on the front gal
lery at the Arms House, where Miss
Gottlieb and her mother make their
home. At the conclusion of the games
those holding high scores were pre-
sented with pretty hand made hand
kerchiefs. Assisted by her mother,
Mrs. n. /. Gottlieb, Miss Gottlieb
served an elaborate supper of stuffed
crabs, hot rolls, pickles and iced tea.
The affair was one of great pleasure
to all the fortunate guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Burford and
family are anticipating visit at an
early date from their daughter-in-
law, Mrs. r. A. Burford Jr. and little
daughter Virginia, of Boston. Mrs.
Burford and daughter will sail for
Jacksonville on the 31st.
Mr.. ID. G.. Greenwood has returned
from a weeks vacation spent with
his family at Pablo Beach. This was
Mr.. Greenwood's first vacation in six
years and was thoroughly enjoyable
one. Mrs. Greenwood and the boys
will remain a month longer.
Mr.. Robert L. Anderson Jr. spent
last week at Shell Island the guest of
Mr.. Hal Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ardis Waterman re-
turned this afternoon from Jackson
vile, where they have been for some
time, guests of Mrs. Waterman's
mother, Mrs. B. J. Potter and family.
Miss Frances Anderson is spend
ing some time in New York City, at
tending the summer session of Colum-
bia University. Miss Anderson is a
member of the press committee of the
Florida Equal Suffrage Association.
The many friends of Sister Esther
Carlotta in this city will be pleased to
learn that she is rapidly recovering
from her recent serious illness at her
home, Rest Haven, st. Augustine.
Mrs. Mae Bingham and daughter,
Miss Edlocke Eycleshimer and Miss
Winnie Hunt left on the S. A. l..
limited this afternoon for their long
western trip. Their first stop will be
in Chicago for a day; another day in
Denver, day in Salt Lake City and
then to San Francisco, where they
will spend two or three weeks at the
exposition. From there they will go
to Visalia, Calf, where they will
spend a short time with Mr.. ]. G.
Knox, clerk of the court for that
county, though 80 years of age. Mr..
Knox is an uncle of Mrs. Bingham.
Thence they will 60 to Albuquerque,
New Mexico, and take a stage coach
for a 60-mile ride up into the noun
tains to Jemez Hot Springs, where
they will spend most of their two
months absence with Mrs. Bingham's
cousin, Mr.. J. B. Block and where
Miss Eycleshimer will remain for a
year and possibly two. Mrs. Bing-
ham and Miss Hunt will then return
home via FL Paso and New Orleans.
Mr.. Sebron Weathers is a promi-
nent representative of the Martel
section transacting business in the
city today. While here Mr.. Wealth
ers was a guest at the home of his
brother, Mr.. B. A. Weathers and
family.
for her boys. Ocala invites them to
come up. Silver Springs is big
enough for the boys, girls, mothers
and daddys, too. What indeed is life
without place to swim?