The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-14
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Mrs. a. B. Corner has deferred her
return to Tampa today and instead
viii visit Mrs. George Close for a few
days.
Miss Jean Austin left today for At
Ianta TO join her mother, and from
there they win go west.
Saturday night at the Temple Miss
BevilIe Bayne starred in 'The Bou-
quet." Miss Bayne is a prominent
Chicago actress and personal friend
of Miss Doris hurry, a charming
visitor who concluded recently a five
months visit in Ocala.
From 4 to O'Clock this afternoon
| St. Margaret's Guild of Grace church
gave a delightfully."- informal silver
tea at the coy home of Mrs. E. J.
| Redding on South Second street.
Many friends availed themselves of
the opportunity to spend brief hour
pleasantly with Mrs. Redding, and
number of other guild members as
sisting, among whom were Mrs. G. t.
Maughss president, Mrs. J. G. Glass
and Miss Minnie Gamsby. An ice
course was served by Misses Sidney
Harold, Rainsford Glass, Avalee Ed
wards and Mary Harriet Livingston.
The sewing circles enjoyed their
weekly meetings this afternoon, the
Baptist being entertained by Mrs. B..
II. Seymour, the Methodist at the
parsonage by Mrs. Richard McCon-
athy and the Presbyterian by Miss
Mary Mcdowell.
Mrs. Harvey Clark, who has been
convalescing at the hospital from an
operation for appendicitis, returned
home this afternoon.
Mrs. C. L. Bittinger and Miss Adele
Bittinger are visiting Judge and Mrs.
Wynne at Eastlake, the former for
the week and the latter until tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Davies expect
to move the last of the month from
| North Tuscawilla street into one of
E Mrs. R. T. Viewers cottages on
South Tuscawilla street.
i. Mr.. ]. R. Martin, Miss Sarah Pearl
5 Martin, w. NJ. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs
S. w. Igou and Robert and Jack Igou
were guests yesterday of friends in
a Eustis, making the trip in the for
;. mer's eight-cylinder Cadillac.
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Miss Elsie Schneider was an out OF
town guest attending the weddine in
Q Starke last week of Miss Louise Peek
Y to DIR. C. F. Sayles of Miami. The
wedding was one of the largest and
most beautiful ever seen in that little
i city.
: Mr.. and Mrs William Charles left
: today for two weeks outing at Ok,
t lawaha.
Mrs. M. B. Little, state organizer
: and editor, left this afternoon fol-
: Lakeland, where she goes to attend
and participate in the State Epwortl
League conference. Ullaine Barnet
k will go with her as a representative
of the Ocala Junior Epworth League
$50
e The Florida State Epworth League
@ conference which meets in Lakeland
n this week promises to be great sue
It cess. Lakeland is preparing exten
a sively to entertain her guests which
i it is supposed will number 200 o
more. Rev. L. F. Chapman of Ke.
West is president and Garfield Evan
> of Sutherland is secretary.
The medical profession has foun
out that dogs are not only subject t
hookworm, but that they are activ
agents in the dissemination of tina
disease. Consequently, the stat
board of health has undertaken I
prevent the spread of the complaint
not in the usual way when an anima
is infected, by killing, but by curin
it. Any person who has a dog al
hicted with hookworm can have tn
animal treated by consulting any reg
ulaf physician who is aiding the stat
board in this matter. Some case
have been treated here, and as dogi
particularly favorite dogs, are S
closely associated with the familie
they belong to, no case of the diseas
should be overlooked in a dog an
more than in a child.