The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-26

Vaughn, two popular teachers OF Ihe
Ocala high school, are making their
home for the ensuing school term at
Mrs. Martha Williams, 80 Orange
avenue. Miss Lula Doke is spending
the winter at the pretty suburban
home of Mrs. Mathews, southeast or
tie city; Miss Elizabeth Mizelle is !
again with Mrs. S. S. Duvall; Miss
Pauline Magnes is at the home of Mrs.
Henry Livingston; Miss Ruth Abel OF
Terra Celia, is with Mrs. Sistrunk,
while Misses Lula and Edith Griffin
and Marcella McLane are at the home
of Miss Byrd Wartmann. Prof. and
Mrs. R. c.. Keith and infant daughter
are making their home at the dormi-
tory. Miss Alternately is located for
the season with Miss Meta Jewett on
Fort King avenue. This is a charm
ing group of new faculty members
and our school board is to be congrat-
ulated.
The following invitations are being
received in the city:
"Mr. and Mrs. Norman Belle invite
you to be present at the marriage of
their daughter Alice, to Mr.. John
Young Stock Mitchell Jr., Wednesday
evening, October eleventh, at st. Paul
church, $50 o'clock, 1916, Norfolk,
Va"
Miss Belle was a popular guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Maughs several
winters ago and her host of friends
made upon that occasion are exceed
ingly interested. This wedding will
unite two of Virginia's oldest and
most honored families.
| Mr.. S. P. Happersett and sister-in-
law, Mrs. C. B. Happersett and sis
ter, Miss Guilda Happersett, Miss
Julia Edwards and Mr.. Farris Kelle OF
Orlando, were over night guests at
the Harrington, arriving in the city
late yesterday afternoon from q
motor trip to White Springs, ano
leaving early this morning for THEN
home. Miss Happersett is well known
to many in this city and her friend;
regret that her stay could not have
been longer.
} Mrs. Dewitt Greenwood Haley ant
little daughter Maryanne Haley have
returned to their home in Jacksonville
after few weeks visit with Mrs
Haley's mother, Mrs. C. j. Phillips a
White Springs Mrs. Phillips, VIII
has been so desperately i'll for man
months, has sufficiently recovered I
. take the water cure at this famous re
Q sort and her friends are pleased t
: learn that she will soon be fully re
. stored to her usual good health.
q A silver tea for the benefit of tn
proposed city park will be given 3
the home of Mrs. Harvey Clark Q
. Fort King avenue, Friday, Septembe
. 20. The hours will be from a o'cloc
o in the afternoon to 10 o'clock in tt
. evening. The park is being promote
. by the Woman's Club, and the clC
. asks the assistance of the publ
. Work on the park will be started ne,
month, under the direction of M
= Harold B. Swope, landscape architec
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Mayo, wi
. were in town yesterday, were full
. enthusiasm about the farmers inst
. tute held in Summerfield Saturda
. and gently rebuked the Star for n
= being present. 1t was our misfortu
. that we were not, as we know the c
casion was a most pleasant one soci'
o. ly. as we'll as profitable from an
. dustrial standpoint.
Judge and Mrs. Lester Warner &
. anticipating a visit from their daue
. ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and NJ
= slavery and their granddaughter, NJ
. Eloise Avery of Detroit, Mich, abb
. the first of October. Mr.. and NJ
Avery will also visit Cuba before
turning home.
You can easily tell by the hal
smile on Mabry Summers face t
his charming wife and pretty b
have returned from their visit to d
City and Tampa.
Miss Margaret Jackson, who
teaching school at Lynne, is max
her home with Mr.. Charles Ros
and family, and is much pleased
her work and that pretty section
the county.
Mrs. E. E. McLin and children
elreturned from their visit to kentu
but will stop for few weeks in J
sonville before coming on to Deal
Mrs. Charles Goddard and
daughter, Miss Martha, are visi
Mrs. Goddard's mother, Mrs. b