The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-05-08


Jacksonville.
Matron of honor: Mrs. Annie Waldo
VanDeman of Ocala.
Sponsor: Miss Alice Bullock, Ocala.
Maids of honor: Miss Onie Chazal
of Ocala, and Miss Willie Louise
Lowry of Tampa.
Mrs. Walter Hawkins returned yes
terday to her home in Jacksonville,
after a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Goree Nelson in Hyde Park. She
was accompanied to Jacksonville by
Mrs. Nelson, who will be her guest
for a short time.-Tribune-
Mrs. Annie Waldo Va1Deman is
the guest for the weekend of Mr..
and Mrs. Dixon Irwin at Orange Lake,
going up this afternoon.
All former receptions at the Florida
gubernatorial mansion, writes J. L.
McWhorter from Tallahassee, to the
Times Union, were eclipsed Thursday
night at the biennial reception given
by Gov. and Mrs. Park Trammell to
the members of the legislature, cab
met officers, supreme court judiciary
and the public generally. Among the
ladies assisting Mrs. Trammell was
her house guest, Mrs. Z. l.. Carney,
who introduced the hundreds of guests
to the receiving line. Miss Eleanor
Nixon, a former Ocalan, was one Of
bevy of girls assisting in the dining
room.
Miss Beulah Whitney Of Jackson
vile, who has been a popular guest
at the J. H. Livingston home, left
yesterday for Orange Lake to visit
relatives before returning home.
Tomorrow is Mothers Day and the
keeping of this anniversary has be-
come one of the dearest of all annual
observances. A white carnation or a
white flower is worn during the day.
Mrs. G. K Williams, Miss Edith
Williams and Miss Doris hurry have
gone to Lake Weir to spend a week,
having rented the Bradford cottage.
Mrs. C. H. Lloyd returned this aft
ernoon from Chicago, where she has
been enjoying delightful visit of six
weeks, the guest of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Shepherd.
Miss Frances Arnold, who has been
visitor to Ocala since April, divid-
ing her time between Mrs. w. D..
Taylor and Miss Janet Weathers, has
returned to her home in Newman, Ga.
Miss Luvelle Speir of Plant City is
the guest for several weeks of her
sister, Mrs. Dallas Jeffcoat.
Mrs. C. Carmichael returned today
from Leesburg, where she attended
the annual convention of the Florida
Division of the u. D. C. The conven-
ton win be held next year in St. Pc
tersburg.
Mrs. J. Fl. Hill and son, Mr.. James
Hill, went to Lake Weir yesterday
afternoon for a weekend visit to the
formers brother, Mr.. John Carney.
Miss Beatrice Weinecke will con-
clude Monday a several weeks visit
to Miss Hester Dewey, leaving that
afternoon for her home in Jackson
vile. Miss Wienecke has been a
greatly feted visitor and has made
many friends who will be glad to
welcome her again to Ocala-
Mrs. William Anderson, who has
been on a visit of two months to her
old home in this city, leaves in the
morning for Jacksonville sailing
from there in the afternoon aboard
the Lenape for New York, thence re-
turning to Bridgeport, Conn.,, for an
indefinite visit TO her son-in-law and
QdugnCeT, Lieut.. anu MIS- w. Il. OdI-
houn. Mr.. William Anderson, Mrs.
Anderson's only SON, preceded his
mother to Bridgeport by several
weeks.
This morning Messrs. J. Z. johnson
and Henry Livingston left early for
Church Lake with the firm determine
ton of catching an abundance of fish
for dinner, for which they were join
ed by Mrs. Johnson, Misses Ruby Gis-
sendaner, Ellen Clarkson, Elsie
Meade, Adele Bittinger, Helen Brown,
Messrs. w. B. Gallagher and Jim
Pyles.
st. Margaret's Guild of the Episco-
pal church will hold a silver tea on
next Monday afternoon between the
hours of four and six o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. Chas. s. Cullen, ON