The Ocala evening star., 1915-08-10

Miami and Key West. Mr.. Garrett l.
travelling freight agent of the Queen
and Crescent, and he and Mrs. GarretS
have made many friends during their
stay in Ocala.
Mrs. L. V. Graham of Tampa, who
visits her cousins, Drs. Z. Van and j.
Walter Hood, each summer, is now a
guest at the home of DR.. and Mrs. ].
W. Hood.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Kemp and Miss
Lorayne Kemp have departed for ST.
Petersburg to make their home, to the
regret of their friends. Mrs. Kemp
is member of Dickinson Chapter, u.
d. c., and the Woman's Club and her
work has always been characterized
by conscientiousness and a public
spirit that has made her a valued
member of both organizations. Miss
Kemp has contributed materially to
the success of entertainments by her
artistic playing and will be greatly
missed in musical circles.
Mrs. S. L. Patterson and Miss An
ME Lester Patterson of Miami are
guests until tomorrow of their aunt,
Mrs. Walter Hood, arriving yesterday
from Clearwater. They are en- route
to Atlanta to spend several months.
August 9th was a happy day for
little Marguerite Sexton and Leonard
Bennett for it was the anniversary of
their birth, the former attaining the
age of six and the latter eight They
each shared the happiness of the day
with some of their friends, entertain
ing them at matinee parties, to see
the Graustark pictures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drake have re-
turned from a brief visit to Jackson
vile. Miss Gladys Drake will conclude
her visit to friends in that city to-
morrow, returning home in the after
noon.
Miss Lydie McDoughal arrived this
and is a guest of Mrs. J. b.
Horrell. Miss McDoughal has been
doing summer studying at Brenau
College, Gainesville, Ga, taking a post
graduate course in oratory and study
ing painting with Grant G. Browne,
who has recently returned from Eu-
rope after several years study with
the Paris and Berlin artists. She has
just finished stone age scenery and
wall decoration for the college audi
torium. Recently the school of oratory
presented play to the summer guests
and students. 1t was a burlesque on
Romeo and Juliette, and
the leading role was taken by Miss
who ably performed her
part and contributed largely to the
brilliant success that it was.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Hall and infant
son will go to housekeeping Friday,
occupying the home of DR.. and Mrs.
+. Van Hood during their absence in
North Carolina and Tennessee. They
will have with them Mr.. Halls sister,
Miss Beulah Hall and cousin, Miss
Lydie McDoughal.
Mrs. c. S. Cullen, Master Spencer
Cullen and the formers sister, Miss
Tillie Pasteur, will leave shortly for
Tarboro, N. c., to visit relatives Mrs.
Cullen goes to accompany her daugh-
ters, Sidney and Alice Cullen home,
and Miss Pasteur will make a series
of visits to relatives in the state.
Miss Estelle McAteer has concluded
a visit in Jacksonville and is now the
guest of relatives at High Springs.
Miss Margaret Wade, who was
slightly hurt in an auto accident last
week, has entirely recovered.
Mrs. Harry Booth will leave early
next week for New York City, where
she will remain for two months, Wis
iting her brother.
Mr.. E. NJ. Osborne went to Haw-
thorne today on business. He was ac-
companied as far as Micanopy by
Mrs. Osborne, who spent the day with
friends.
MrS NJ NJ Eo~-vuortb of DalIa,-;a,,,
is the guest of Mrs. /. |. Strong for
the week.
Mrs. G. d. Washburn and daughter
Miss Emma Washburn, went to Belle
view to attend the w. c. T. u. meet
ing this afternoon.