The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26

in Ocala TO visit and rest before 60
ing back to Memphis.
wildcats" Victors at Mcintosh
Saturday was a gala day for the
Wildcats" Ocala's crack high school
basket bali team. The members ac-
companied by many friends went to
Mcintosh in the afternoon and took
two games from the local team there.
Victory was heralded broadcast on
their return at 10 o'clock in the even
ing, for the merry crowd gleefully
sang the teams yell as they circled
the square and motored up and down
the avenues. The first game was
played by teams including the best
players and resulted in Ocala's favor
19 to IA. The second was fought for
by "scrub" Ocala winning again the
score being % to 2. Comprising the
first team were: Lillian Smith and
Callie Gissandaner, forwards; Agnes
Burford and Louise Spencer, centers;
Mary Garrett, Nettie Camp guards.
End team: Leslie Jackson, Alice Sex
ton, Rainsford Glass, sub. forwards;
Sidney Perry, Theo Beckham, cen
ters; Louise Rentz and Kathleen Lett
ner, guards. Miss Bertha Smith ref
creed.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp chaper-
oned the players and with Messrs.
| Sam Burford and Van Boney, took all
but four of the crowd up in cars, the
others going on the train. Accom-
panying the "Wildcats" were Misses
Fannie Stanley, Mabel Meffert, Han
ney Ellis, Nellie Beckham, Carita
Camp and Messrs. John Tarver and
George Davis.
The Mcintosh team entertained
their guests royalty. Early in the
evening purlo was enjoyed in the
park and later the crowd adjoined
to the town hall and danced until time
for the Ocala crowd to leave for home.
A return game will be played with
Mcintosh in February in this city.
i
Mrs. o. S. Dane of Newton High
lands, Mass, who has been the fort
night guest of her sister, Miss Ethel
Robinson at the dormitory, left yes
terday for Bradentown, to spend the
remainder of the winter with another
sister. Mrs. Dane had a son and
daughter studying in Germany at the
outbreak of the war and although
they were among the first Of the Am
ericans to reach home, their baggage
: arrived only short time before Mrs
Dane left for Florida.
In Sundays issue of the jackson
vile Metropolis, the society page was
I adorned with pretty picture of Miss
Josephine Bullock, with the following
( notice: "Miss Josephine Van Bullock
of Ocala, whose marriage to Mr.
Thomas Simmons Trantham of Talla
) hassee, will be a pretty event of Feb
25th, has often visited her cousin
Mrs. Robert Metcalf in this city anC
was among the coterie of young girl!
! attending the Confederate reunion"
: Mrs. III. w. Long was a visitor tt
) Ocala Saturday, the guest of Mrs.
5 w. Hood. Mrs. Long leaves today fol
= Quincy to make her home with hel
: sister, Mrs. Quarterman, whose hus
band died the week after the deatl
/ of Gen. Long. Mrs. Long has been {
5 resident of Marion county for mum
{ Der of years, and has become very
: dear to a large number of friends
who will miss her sadly, an6 hope tha
j. she can revisit them from time t.
t time.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Robinson anc
Miss Rosebud Robinson leave tomor
5 row for Tampa to reside. Ocala re
d grets to lose this estimable family
b but they carry with them the bes
4 wishes of their many friends. Mis-
n Robinson is a popular member of tn,
s young society set and will be great.
r missed, not only in social circles bu
in church affairs, she having been
member of Grace church choir fo
: some time.
f Friends will learn with regret tha
: Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Brand and daugh
!; ter are to give up their residence il
: this city for the time being, if no
r permanently. Mr.. Brand who ha
f been at a sanitorium in Richmond, Va