The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-10

the Plattsburg military camp, returns
home tonight.
Miss Louise Sanders is home from
Gainesville, where she attended the
summer school.
Mrs. Clifford Anderson is visiting at
the home of Mrs. F. NJ. Green, near
0rangeburg, S. G.
Mrs. C. G. Martin is expected home
tonight from a visit with relatives IN
Ocala and Gainesville.-C Clearwater
Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Pendleton,
after a pleasant visit to their Ocala
friends, have returned to their home
in Savannah.
Miss Mary Burford has returned
from Jacksonville, where she visited
Mrs. j. A. Livingston and Mrs. Ra-
mona Kay Inglis.
From present indications, one of
the Stars most valued friends is go
ing to need some of the orange BIOS
SONS out of his own grove before
long.
There will be silver tea at the
home of Mrs. A. T. Thomas tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. All members
of Mrs. Gross class are invited and
each is asked to bring a. friend.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet with Mrs. B. D. Blackburn
Friday afternoon at o'clock. A
large attendance is requested as mat
tiers of Importance are to be discussed.
Miss Christine Close has invited a
number of friends to a party at her
home on Saturday afternoon. The
young folks will assemble on the
square and ride to her home in auto
mobiles.
Mr.. Robert MacKay, a student at
the Boston "Tech," is home for his
vacation. He arrived a few days ago,
and at once went on to the summer
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George MacKay, at the lake.
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i A card from Miss Mary Connor an
lnounces she arrived safely in New
York after voyage in which her ship
had a quick passage and good weather
and is now pleasantly located a,
Gould Hall Of New York University.
Miss Catherine Livingston, who has
had a most delightful visit in Biz
lmingham and Bessemer, Ala, viii
leave the last of the week for Gaines
/ vile, Ca, where she will visit Mise.
Helen and Dorothy Dean before re
turning home.
i Mr.. T. /. Arnold, manager of, tht
Oak mill, says that the mill, after I
shutdown for repairs, is again il
Operation, and as soon as possible HI
intends to go with Mrs. Arnold for /
few weeks vacation in the mountain.
lof North Carolina.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest McLin ant
Ichildren left yesterday afternoon fol
a six weeks or two months visit will
friends and relatives. Mrs. McLin ant
the children go to Maysville, KY, fo1
La short time after which they viii
lalso visit at Lexington. Mr.. McLil
goes to Glenn Springs, S. C.
II For the last few days, DR.. Waite
Hood has had the time of his life pre-
pairing for the auto trip he and Mrs
Hood were contemplating. The XII
had to be packed on the auto jus
right, and the trailer had to b
fitted just so. This morning, the doc
tor and Mrs. Hood left in their power
full roadster, with the miniatur
prairie schooner trailing on behind
They will first visit some of the doc
tors old home scenes and friends i
Georgia, and from there will g
wherever their fancy and the car wi
take them.
Mr.. Lester Lucas leaves today TO
Cleveland, Ohio, to take part in tn
rehearsals of Coburn's minstrels, pre-
paratory to going out on the road a
soon as the season opens. On hi
way north, he will stop a day or tw
to visit his old home in Ohio. Nj
Lucas is a clever young man and ha
made himself very popular in Deal,
His friends here count on seeing hin
again when the troupe comes thru o
i its tour and stops in Ocala for il
regular winter visit.
4 Mr.. FL. S. Chambers and his assisf
ants in the fire department have ado
] led new attraction to Hazel Park
. a very pretty arbor, in which the
hsve installed an electric light with
lcrimson bulb. The vines, trained G
q wire frame, have grown so clio.
that they make green walls almost tt