The Ocala evening star., 1915-02-15

After enjoying a fortnight visit with
her aunt, Mrs. E. H. Mote at Lees
burg, little Miss Lucretia Hooker has
returned home, accompanied by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hooker.
Mrs. L. Mershon has as her guest
Mrs. Margaret Perry of Gainesville.
The Earnest Workers and the La
dies Aid Society of the East Jackson
vile Presbyterian church will give a
reception tomorrow evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Con-
nally, in honor of DIR. and Mrs. w. H.
Dodge.
Mrs. j. r. Moorhead left last night
for Tallahassee for a stay of three
weeks. Mrs. Moorhead is Marion
county's jealous canning club agent
and at the capital city she will join
the other agents in the state for a
canning club course of a week later
taking the two weeks domestic
science course, following the former
course.
Mrs. Fanny Collier returned yester-
day from a pleasant visit to Lake
Weir, accompanying her son, Mr.. Eric
Collier home in his Saxon car.
Mrs. F. w. Cook was the hostess
entertaining the Methodist sewing
circle this afternoon at its weekly
meeting. The members spent the aft
ernoon delightfully."- and at the con-
clusion of sewing enjoyed a tempting
refreshment course.
The Metropolis of Sunday publish
ed splendid picture of Mrs. J. H.
Walters of this city, with the follow
| ing complimentary notice: "Mrs. j.
Harry Walters was formerly Miss
Clara Johnson, whose marriage to DR..
Walters was pretty event of last
November. Mrs. Walters is one of
Ocala's most popular matrons.
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/ Mrs. j. K Austin returned today
from a weekend visit to Mrs. E. II.
Mote.
Mrs. Frances Howse is slowly con-
valescing from her recent serious ill
ness. Though not able to see visitors
4 she is free of fever and has regained
strength sufficient to sit up a little
while each day, which news will be
welcomed by her host of friends who
have been awaiting favorable tidings
from her bedside.
Miss Emma Van Zandt and sister,
Mrs. Theo Gano, were weekend
guests of friends in the city.
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The Baptist sewing circle met this
afternoon with Mrs. w. A. Coin.
There was a large attendance and
when needles had been laid aside, Mrs.
Coin served an enjoyable little lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Borland of
Citra and Mr.. and Mrs. Sandlin are
Gasparilla visitors to Tampa. En-
route, they visited the fair in Or
| lando.
| In the better babies contest held at
the Sub-Tropical Mid-winter Fair in
Orlando last week, the young son of
| highest score. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Bumby have friends in this city who
will be interested in the above news.
In making mention of the approach
Il ing IIAc
Miami Metropolis says: "The an
nouncement is of particular interest
/ to Miamians in that a young Miamian
Fred Cason- will go to Ocala for
the wedding. Since the announcement
of the wedding, round of parties
has been given for Miss Bullock who
is popular in the social life of the
city"
H Miss Donnie Proctor arrived Satur.
day from her home at Eureka for g
weekend visit to Mrs. Laura Well
homer.
Commodore Goodwin and wife came
up from the lake in their car yester
day, bringing Mortimer Goodwin anC
l Charles Duval back to school. Or
their way home, they stopped to visit
Captain and Mrs. S. r. Pyles.
| Little Misses Elizabeth Bennett
and Margaret Jenkins have been sell
ling candy at the Temple theater il