The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-05
Miss ConnOr's Pupils at University
Hall

Miss COnnOr's Pupils at University
Hall
Gainesville Sun: Six of Miss Mary
Connor's pupils from Ocala arrived in
the city on the A C. L. yesterday aft
ernoon and took part in the enter
tainment at the agricultural hall of
the University of Florida, which was
given last night under the auspices
of the Peabody club. They were Miss
Maude Mcintosh and E. c. Smith, Jr.,
graduates under Miss Connor, Sam
Phillips, Webster Gillen and Henry
and Miriam Common of Oklawaha. Lit
tie Webster GiIlen is only six years Of
age, while Henry Connor is seven.
They play the violin and piano to-
gether and are remarkable little per-
formers for their age.
Mrs. Mallory Liddon and son Pot
ter Liddon, of Jacksonville, have ar
rived to spend July with Mrs. II. A.
Waterman, who has also as her guest
her mother, Mrs. B. j. Potter.
Miss Edith Howard, who makes her
home with her uncle, Prof. w. H. Cas-
sells, and Miss Louise Sanders are
among the Ocala girls attending the
summer normal in Gainesville.
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Mrs. Andrew Turner has concluded
visit to her sisters. Mrs. J. w. Hood
and Mrs. W. K. Zewadski, leaving
Saturday for her home in Dunnellon.
Mrs. C. s. Cullen, Master Spencer
Cullen and Miss Miriam Pasteur left
this morning for San Francisco to at
tend the Panama exposition and visit
other points of interest in the west.
They will be joined in California by
Mr.. Cullen, who has been in Washing
ton state for several weeks.
Charles and Ralph Cullen have gone
to Lake Weir to spend two months
with their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pasteur. Little Misses Sidney
and Alice Cullen are guests of Mrs.
III. Harold until Wednesday. leaving
then for North Carolina.
Mrs. H. C. Dozier and two children
are spending this week with Mrs. ).
/ III. Spencer and daughters at their
summer home on Bassey Island in the
gulf. DR.. Dozier, who accompanied
them there Saturday, returned horne
Sunday and will go back next Satur-
day to bring them home.
Mrs Maize Lyles and little Miss
Dorothy Lyles of Gainesville, who
have been visiting the formers broth
err, Mr. G. J. Bitch and family, have
gone to Bitchton to visit relatives for
several weeks.
Miss Genevieve Redding of Jack
sonville is the lovely guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. E. J. Redding.
Miss Redding is member of the
college contingent and her visit will
give additional impetus to the social
gaieties- now being enjoyed by the
young society set.
i Mr. and Mrs /. A. Shepherd and
the latter's son, Master Harris Pow
ers of Chicago, have gone east to
visit Mr.. Shepherds relatives in Bos-
ton and Springfield, Mass. En- route
/. they will visit several places of in
lterest.
; Rev William Dubose of Sewanee
Tenn, was weekend visitor at the
rectory, the guest of Rev. and Mrs
J. G. Glass. Rev. Dubose is making
tour of Florida in the interest Of
: the University of the South, the
} largest Episcopal college in tn,
South; also the Fairmont school foi
girls at Monteagle, Tenn.
r Mrs. L. A. Ditto left Saturday 70
a jacksonville, to spend a few day
with relatives in that city.
r Mrs. A. F. Joyner and her prett.
J, little daughter, Mildred Louise, re
e turned Sunday from a months vaca
r ton at Wrightsville Beach, N. C.
Mrs. Jack Larson of st. Peters
: burg, who has been visiting Mrs. G
!, L. Taylor, returned to her home Sat
}. urday. Mr.. Larson is a real estat
operator in St. Petersburg and ha
more money than he needs. but stick
to his old love about half the time
r and pulls the throttle on one of tn
A. C. L. day trains through Ocala.
r Mrs. c. r. Tydings and Mr.. Rober
;, Tydings leave Thursday for Column
bus, Ohio, to spend the remainder o
the summer with relatives. Toda
o Mr.. Tydings accompanied by hi
e mother was a business visitor (
: Montbrook and Williston.
T. Everybody win be glad to welcom
5. Mr.. NJ K. Robinson and family BAG
m to Ocala- They arrived from lamp
2, last evening, making the trip in a
I'd auto, and will make their home in II