The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-01
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Notice to w. c. T. u.

Notice to w. c. T. Z.
The members of the w. C. T. U.
will meet at the home of Mrs. w. T.
Gary Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
to make housewives for the members
of Co. A. at Black Point All other
ladies who are interested in the COM
fort of the soldiers are invited to meet
with them and help Each lady will
please bring scissors, needles and
thread.
Miss Mary Common, who returned to
Gainesville Monday after a brief
visit to her Ocala friends, expects to
leave next Thursday for New York,
where she will study for few weeks
at the University of Music. Ocala
people think Miss Mary has learned
all there is to know about music, but
she doesn't agree with them. and will
put in most of her. summer vacation
in hard-study at this frst-class insti-
tuition. On her return home Miss
Mary will stop at jefferson, Nd, for
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Crum,
who are among our most regular and
esteemed winter visitors.
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Capt. w. E. Collier, who with Mrs.
Collier arrived from Tuscaloosa, Ala,
a few days ago, to visit Mrs. Golfers
mother, Mrs. Van Hood, and family,
left for home today. Mrs. Collier will
remain for several days until her
eldest son, William, is strong enough
to travel Master William, who cut
his foot on broken glass some weeks
ago, and was for awhile threatened
with tetanus, has had severe illness,
but thanks to medical skill and the
most careful nursing, is now out of
danger, and will soon be as well and
lively as ever.
Mrs. r. L. Martin OF Lake Weir,
who has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Terry, in Louisville, expects to
go this week for visit to other rela-
tives in Nashville. Mrs. Martin
writes that Kentucky weather is of a
much more torrid brand than that of
Florida.
DIR. w. E. Mitchell and family of
Coleman were in the city today, in
the doctors car. DIR. Mitchell came
here from Fulton county, Ca, about
a year ago. He and his family are
well pleased with Florida.
Mrs. w. v. Newsom and pretty lit
tie daughter Helen returned today
from a visit to Clearwater, where
they have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
r. D. Dodge. Mrs. Dodge accompa-
MED them for few weeks visit.
Miss Emma Perry left for Jackson
vile this morning on the Seaboard.
She will visit with Mr.. and Mrs. B. w.
Mcdonald for ten days.
Mrs. Galloway of Miami, who has
been visiting her SON, Mr.. ]. P. Gallo
way and family for the past few
weeks, leaves Thursday for home. Mr..
Galloway will accompany her to Pa
latka.
Mr.. T. I. Arnold has returned from
his vacation, most of which he spent
with Mrs. Arnold in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meffert OF
Lowell were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter earn spent
Sunday with Mr.. Arch Cuthill and
family at Martel.
Miss Byrd Wartmann returned
Monday evening from a visit to
friends in Gainesville. Miss Wart-
mann explored the university and was
greatly pleased with it.
Miss Marguerite Porter, who is en-.
joying a visit with Mrs. B. w. Blount
in Jacksonville, is expected home to.
morrow or next day.
Mrs. George Campbell and Mis-:
Alice Campbell are among those who
have taken advantage of the Seaboart
excursion to Jacksonville.
Mrs. Fanny Anthony and Mr.. Franz
Anthony left this morning for Jack
sonville and Black Point.