The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-23

the hostess being Mrs. Claude Park,
who entertained in compliment to
Miss Jessie Freida Till, a Jackson
vile girl who has recently moved to
that city Assisting the hostess were
Mr. Parks mother and sister, Mrs. J.
T. Park and Mrs. J. b. Johnson, who
were admired guests of Mrs. E. l..
Carney two winters ago.
st. Margaret's Guild will hold a sill
yer tea Monday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. F. T. Schneider, be
tween the hours of 4:3O and o'clock.
Mr.. Alfred Green is spending
few days at Lake Weir the guest of
Mr.. Robert MacKay.
The young ladies' auction club will
be entertained tomorrow afternoon by
Miss Eugenia Fuller.
Mrs. F. w. Brooks and young son
and Miss Florence Brooks have arriv-
/ ed from the north and are plea santly
domiciled at their Lake Weir home,
which adjoins the MacKay property
on the east. The early return south
of Mr.. Brooks and family is a fiatter-
ing compliment to Florida's summer.
| $50
Mrs. William Hooker and two of
her daughters will leave about the
middle of August for Kentucky to re-
main until October They will enjoy
series of visits with relatives at
various places.
Mr.. NJ. J. Roess, who owns an at
tractive lot at North Lake Weir next
to the Gerig property, has commenc-
ed the erection of a comfortable sum-
mer home on it, which when complet-
ed will add materially to the many
improvements that have been made
ON that side of the lake this year.
Recently Dr. A. L. Izlar purchased a
lot adjoining the w. d. Taylor place
and has lumber on the ground for the
construction of a dock, which Will be
fitted up with living apartments.
| $3.50
Mrs. R. E. Yonge has returned
home after an extended visit with
her son Walter, at Pablo Beach and
her daughter, Mrs. Otto Mente in
Jacksonville who accompanied her to
Tampa for a few days and stopped in
Ocala for short visit. Her little
daughter Rossie, is with her.
/
Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. J. A. Camp
BELLS mother, and Miss Lyle Camp
bell of Mount Dora, are visiting Mr..
j. A. Campbell for a few weeks.
Mrs. J. A. Campbell and daughter,
Miss Fac, are spending few weeks
at Mount Dora.
| Mr.. Clifford Landers and little son
of Jacksonville are the guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Landers.
This is the first visit in five years
that Mr.. Landers has made in his
home town. He will go from here to
the beach before returning home.
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Mrs. Layton of Arlington, Ga,
Mrs r. F.. Layton's sister, Mrs. Bes-
sic Barnett and Mrs. Barnett's son
Lamar, arrived yesterday afternoon
to make Ocala their home. Mr.. Lay
ton and his partner, Mr.. Lane. have
long had the big Hickson residence
or Oklawaha avenue ready for their
families and are now keeping house
there. Mr.. Lanes wife and daughter
will arrive in a short time to join
them. Mrs. Barnett and her son will
make their home in Ocala with Mrs
L ayton.
Mrs. Louis Savarese of Tampa has
gone to Pass-a-Grille to visit friends
until next week.
Miss Ellen Remington Leigh arriv-
ed Wednesday from Jacksonville to
visit her brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Leigh. Tomor-
row Miss Leigh will accompany Mrs
B. F. Condor to the lake for a visit
returning to Ocala later for an ex,
tended sojourn.
Miss Helen Brown is expected
home Sunday from pleasant visit Il
Miss Flossie Byrd at Live Oak.
Miss Rachel Nixon of Jacksonville
who has frequently been a visitor t
Ocala, is now in Gainesville the CUES
of her father for a fortnight.
Of interest to many in Marion
county will be the following from tn,
Tribune: "Mrs. F. NJ. Simonton, VIII,
has been for several weeks a guest a