The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-17


joined for Iife-to strengthen each
other in all sorrow, to minister TO
each other in all pain, to be one with
each other in silent unspeakable mem
cries at the moment of the last part
ing.-George Eliot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles chaperOned \
merry splash party at Eastlake Sun
day afternoon. Swimming and canoe
ing was enjoyed during the first part
of the evening after which a picnic
supper was served and enjoyed by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles, Misses Mae Stein
and Edna Counts, Mr.. Lee Stein and
Mr.. ]. f. Phillips.
The weekly meeting of the reading
club was held this afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. w. ID. earn. This
organization which has proven one of
the most enjoyable in the city, has
just completed a splendid series of
study, "The Education of a Music
Lover" History in Painting" and
improvements of Towns and Cities
the latter being the closing study for
the year. The club disbanded for the
summer season 70 reorganize early i'm
October.
Miss Helena Lester, who has been
so charmingly feted during her short
visit with Misses Hester and Marian
| Dewey, returned to her home in Key
West this afternoon, much to the re-
gret of her hostesses and their friends.
! Honoring their house guest, Miss
Helena Lester of Key West, Misses
Marian and Hester Dewey entertain
ed the members of the Tuesday auc-
tion club yesterday instead of today,
Miss Lester being obliged to return
home today. The young ladies met
at Miss Deweys' at 4:30. The three
tables for cards were placed on the
veranda. Besides the club members
were Misses Alice Bullock, Mary Bur
ford, Carol Perrenot, Adele Bittinger
and Hope Robinson. A salad course
with sandwiches and ice tea was en-
! joyed, Mrs. j. r. Dewey assisting her
daughters in serving. The club prizes,
two dainty powder puffs, were won by
Misses Hope Robinson and Rosebud
i Robinson.
| Two very charming young ladies
from Worthington Springs, Misses
Ethel Lamb and Grace Worsley, ar
rived Sunday evening and are guests
OF Miss Ellen STRIPPING.
Misses Mary Burford and Carol
Perrenot returned yesterday after
noon from a weekend spent at the
Lake Weir cottage of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Clarence Camp.
| DIR. and Mrs. E. L. Scott and little
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Scott
and Mrs. ]. H. Taylor returned yes
terday from a two weeks stay at
Pass-a-Grille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Wartmann,
who have been spending some time
with Mrs. Wartmann's parents in
Fordyce, Ark, are at home again, and
were greeting friends in this city yes
terday afternoon, returning to Citra
late in the evening.
Mrs. Roy Bowers spent yesterday
in town. She reports things at Camp
Musco moving along splendidly
The boys of the camp are having a
happy time, going in bathing, boat
riding and taking long hikes, and the
days are passing all too rapidly.
Miss Floyd Whittle has resumed
| her position at Rheinauer's after a
vacation spent with friends at Eustis
Dr. and Mrs. w. K. Lane are enter
tanning Miss Winnifred Cobb of Talla-
hassee.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Barnett and
children and Master Alfred Blakeney
returned yesterday afternoon from
lengthy stay at Lake Weir, where
they went to enjoy the fine bathing
and fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp are spend
ing few days at home, coming up
from the lake yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. NJ. Tyson and little son re-
turned home this afternoon from a
visit to friends and relatives in
Gainesville.
Miss Ethel Harrell, so pleasantly
remembered in this city and a niece
of Mrs. Clarence Camp, is spending
this week at Ocean Pond near Val
dosta, member of a houseparty Civ
en- by twenty-five Valdosta young men
and members of the Ocean Pond Coun-
try Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Waterman are
spending some time at Atlantic Beach,