The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-24

great workmen Of history have been
men who believed like giants
/ Charles Parkhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green to Entertain
The following invitation issued this
morning to the school and college con-
tingent heraIds an interesting event
of the coming week:
| Mr.. and Mrs. LOuen Newton Green
at home
/ Tuesday evening. July twenty-seventh
nineteen hundred and fifteen
Eight thirty o'clock
Miss Mable Meffert Miss May Hall
Mr.. Alfred Green Miss Rex Todd
R. S. V: P.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Smith, who has been so i'll,
is better today.
Miss Annie Davis has returned
from a stay of ten days at her Lake
Weir cottage.
Mrs. III. G. Groves and Mr.. Henry
Groves, who left New York City last
week on a motoring trip to Grand
Rapids, Mich, have reached their des-
tinatiOn and cards to friends here
state that they had a most interesting
trip and are anticipating a pleasant
fortnight stay in Grand Rapids. Their
return trip will be made in a new
car.
Miss Gladys Drake will go to Mic
anOpy tomorrow to visit friends for a
week or ten days.
Mrs. John NJ. Graham has as her
guest for the summer her sister, Miss
Annie Lee Hull of Jacksonville, and
yesterdays Times-Union contained a
picture of Miss Hull, who is an at
tractive school girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Robertson
and the latter's sister, Miss Mary
Brooks of Savannah, have returned to
their home at Citra from visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Robinson in Jack
sonville.
The friends of Mrs. Harvey Clark
will learn with pleasure that she is
convalescing from a recent severe
illness.
Mr.. C. Frederick Bonawitz of
Brenau College, who was heard in
concert in this city last December,
recently gave successful concerts in
Madison and Lake City.
Mr.. Dick Christian of South Flor
ida, formerly of the firm of Christian
& Kramer in this city, is visiting at
Lake Weir, the guest of Mr.. John
Carney.
Whitley were guests last week of
Mrs. J. T. Nelson, who has a cottage
for the summer at Oklawaha.
$3.50
Mrs. Lanier Robertson, who has
been visiting Mrs. Cocowitch for sew
eral weeks, has returned to her home
in Ocala.-Dunnellon Advocate.
Mrs. s. s. Duval and son Charles,
are now occupying the residence of
Mrs. G. R. Mexican on Fort King
avenue, moving from Watula street.
The following from the Dunnellon
Advocate will be read with interest
by the friends of the honoree, who is
popular Ocala school girl: "Last
Thursday afternoon Miss Mamie Ruth
Sanders gave a sewing party in
honor of her guest, Miss DixOnia
Roberts. The guests were met at the
front door by Mrs. Sanders, who
served them with ice cold lemonade,
which had been placed amid a bank
of ferns on the front porch. The
girls then took out their fancy work,
each admiring the beauty of the
others work. Then there was a cat,
contest which was very unique and in
teresting. Much lively music was
rendered by some of the guests. A
repast of delicious pinder sandwiches
concluded what all present pro-
nounced a most delightful afternoon"
J. A. Griffin, popular cashier of the
Exchange National Bank, and fam
lily, left today for Mountain Home, N.
c., where they will spend some time.
Tampa Times.
Mr. Griffin is a Marion county boy,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Griffin of
Anthony.
Mrs. T. ]. Byron of Ocala, arrived
yesterday to visit Mrs. ]. f. White at
her home on Lackawana avenue,
Metropolis.