The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-15

Miss Elizabeth White, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe White,
was operated on yesterday at the hos
pitaI for adenoids. The operation
was successful and the patient was
removed late in the afternoon to the
home of her parents on South Second
street, west.
Mr.. Claude c. Sims, who has been
spending the past few days in the
city transacting business, returned to
Tampa last night.
Mr.. Waterman En- Route Home
Mr. John Waterman, who owns ex-
tensive and lucrative mining inter
ests at FL Vallao, Venezuela, is now
in New York City for brief stay be-
fore leaving for this city to visit his
mother, Mrs. S. E. Waterman and his
two children. Ivia and Robert Water
man. Mr.. Waterman's health has not
been good for some time and on con-
sulting a physician at Trinidad, he
was advised to go to New York, for
which city he Immediately left. Mr..
Waterman wrote from the latter
place that after the sea voyage he
was feeling splendidly and would
leave for Florida as soon as he at
tended to some business matters. He
is expected to arrive here next week.
Mr.. w. p. Gallagher returned home
on the limited yesterday from Tam
pa. where he visited DIR. and Mrs. A.
c. Hamblin for few days. Mr.. Gal
lRgher was groomsman at the mar
riage of Miss Minerva Hamblin and
Mr.. James II. Letton, Jr. yesterday.
The wedding was a beautiful event
taking place at the home of the
brides parents shortly before 10
O'Clock and though attended only by
relatives and closest friends, the
ceremony occasioned the cordial in
terest of the hundreds of friends
throughout the state. Mr.. and Mrs.
ACJtOlA ctiC AiON LOdLC " ny
which place will be their future home,
Mr.. Letton being prominently iden-
titled with business and social activ-
tiles of that city.
For Mrs. Potter and Mrs Liddon
Mrs. II. A. Waterman will be host
ess to a charming midsummer tea
Tuesday afternoon, honoring her
mother, Mrs. B. J. Potter and sister,
Mrs. Mallory Liddon of Jacksonville,
who are her house guests for July
Major and Mrs. L. T. Izlar will en-
joy their annual trip to South Caro-
lima next month. They will spend
several weeks visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Samuel Buist in Blackville and
will make a series of visits to rela-
tives and friends at other places.
Misses Catherine and Mildred Pyles
left today for Pablo Beach to visit
Mrs. Ion Farris, and from there they
will go to Palm Beach to be members
of house party given by a number
of young men. They expect to be
away three weeks.
Mrs. H. P. Newman and little Edith
and sister, Miss Josephine Williams,
have gone to st. Augustine for a few
days visit.-Bartow notes in Tampa
Times.
Mrs. f. J. Mills-Price and pretty
little daughter Hope, who have been
the guests of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. &C. K. Robinson since
| March, departed this morning for
their home in Boston. They were
passengers on the Lenape sailing this
afternoon from Jacksonville for New
York. As Miss Ethel Robinson Mrs
| Mills-Price was one of Ocala's love
Hest society girls and her visits to
her former home are a source OF
pleasure always to her many friends
Miss Marguerite Moore accom-
4 BdhACd DN nEA 1allGEs MI. JOIh Il
Moore, returned home yesterday from
three weeks visit with her aunt
Mrs. R. A. Taylor at Hardwick, Ga.
Miss Margaret Ansley of Birming
ham, is in Lakeland, the guest of hel
sister, Mrs. Sanford Jewett
Miss Annie Davis, Mrs. William
Hooker and three daughters went t.
the lake this afternoon, the former t.
remain for a week and the others t.
stay until Sunday.
Mr.. L. ". Duval will leave the frs
of August to visit his parents in Mar
rietta, Ga, and Mrs. Duval AM
daughter at Long Grove, KY.
Mrs. George MacKay was a visito
from Lake Weir today, coming u
this morning to shop.
Miss Beatrice Williams friend