The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-05

tives. Mrs. Spellman is matron of
the Y. NJ C. A. in the state metrop-
oils.
Of Miss Nettie Chambers of Tam
pa, who is spending the summer with
friends in Chattanooga, the Tribune
says: "Miss Chambers has been COM
plimented recently with a number of
very pretty social affairs, and she has
been a member of parties making in
teresting and delightful trips to the
mountain resorts near Chattanooga.
In July she will go to various places
in Georgia. In August Miss Cham
bers is anticipating motor trip to
Cincinnati, with stops during the first
part of the trip with friends in Nash.
vile and Louisville"
Master Ted Drake, who has been
enjoying a visit of several weeks in
Tampa, the guest of Mrs. M. E. Rob-
inson, returned home today.
Misses Louise and Eleanor Nixon,
former Ocala girls, left their home in
Tallahassee today for Hendersonville,
N. c., to spend several weeks in the
Mt. Hebron camp of the Camp Fire
Girls.
Miss Mary Reynolds, member of
A. Ls-I coLooI Foo,,1+xy n, tbSr oa+xy a
few winters ago, reached Lakeland
today from New York City, where she
has been successfully teaching in a
school for young ladies. Miss Reynolds
is visiting her aunt, Miss Helen Coch-
ran in Lakeland.
Miss Elizabeth Mays of Monticello
who taught in the Ocala schools two
winters past, is in New York taking
special course of study at Columbia
University.
Miss Bernice Lyle, who was an in
teresting visitor to the city in June
the guest of Miss Helen Brown, is
spending few days at her home in
Barlow prior to leaving for Cincin-
natl to join her mother. Miss Lyle
expects to take a course in medicine
at Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore
but she is considering seriously tax
ing degree at Columbia University
before commencing her studies at the
hospital. Miss Lyle, who enjoys 9
decided personal charm, made mum
Der of friends while in Ocala who vii
be interested in her career.
Mrs. d. E. McIver, Miss Bette Me
Iver and little Miss Frances MeIvel
will spend tomorrow in town, motor
ing up early in the morning from
Lake Weir. Mrs. McIver is presiden
of Dickson Chapter, u. d. c., an,
she will come especially to attend tn
dinner which the chapter will give a
the armory tomorrow in honor of tn
veterans.
! Mrs. C. L. Bittinger and Miss Abel
Bittinger are guests tonight of Mr.
s. H. Bitch and Miss Legie Bitch a
Blitchton.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Fl. Kemp are cor
templating a visit of several days t
st. Petersburg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Chazal an
children came up today from thei
summer home at Woodmar, to RENAL
until Saturday.
Mrs. M. A. Williams is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Lee in st. Augustine
after which she will go to Okeechobe
to spend several weeks with anothe
daughter, Mrs. Thommason-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Young of the Oh
lawaha River Farms, are in Atlant
the guests of their daughter, Mr.
Edwin Peoples.
Mrs. Samuel Leigh has returne
from a fortnight visit to her moth'
4 III JdChSOIANA1AC~
Miss Helen Brown left today fl
Live Oak to visit her collegemat
Miss Flossie Byrd
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lattner, WI
have had a room at the Tarver hon
since coming to Ocala. began hous
keeping today in the house of Mi
Meta Jewett recently vacated by L
and Mrs. C. B. Aver. Mr.. and Nh
J. G. Perkins, who have had a roo
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Striplin
viii make their home with Mr.. a
Mrs. Lattner.
Al Misses Rose and Lily Lopez, t.
4 charming Ocala girls, are guests
4 relatives in Havana
Mrs. James Taylor and lit
daughter Martha, left today for Lou
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