The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-08-16


ternoon, August 18th. A large at
tendance is desired. The members
who have neglected to pay their an
nual dues are hereby earnestly re-
quested to do so as the chapter needs
the money in order to meet its obli-I
cations.
Miss Mary Mcdowell entertained
the Tuesday autcion club yesterday
afternoon at her home on Fort King
avenue. Two tables of auction were
entertained, Miss McDowell's guests
besides the members of the club were
Misses Hester Dewey and Adele Bit
finger. The trophy for the high
score, box of correspondence cards,
was won by Miss Marion Dewey. Roll
lowing the games iced tea, sandwiches
and candies were served. The MEM
bers of the club are Misses Mcdowell,
Nellie Gottlieb, Ellen Clarkson, Helen
Brown, Marion Dewey, Dorothy
Schneider, Mrs. Herbert Lattner and
Mrs. R. N. Dosh.
Mr.. ]. w. Crosby and son Powe,
and Mr.. Henry G. Dunn of Citra,
motored to Ocala today. Mr.. Crosby
and family will go to Salt Springs in
few days to spend a week camping
there. Mr.. Crosby says if Salt
Springs was on the railroad close to
OcaIa he could make great thing
out of it by developing and advertis-
ing the springs, for there are few
such wonders in nature or more at
] tractive places for health and rec,
reation. Salt Springs1is a great fish
/ ing resort, also, having the dual at
TRACTION of both salt and fresh water
fish and sea crabs. It is 40 miles in
an air line from salt water and over
100 miles by water.
/ Several parties from out of thu
city motored in to see the picture a.
the Temple yesterday afternoon AMI
last night. Mrs. John Mathews, he
mother, and Mrs. George Vance.
came up from Gambler, DIR. Walkul
brought.a party down from Mcintosh
DR.. and Mrs. r. T. Weaver and Mis-
/ Ethel Haycraft, of Dade City, stoppe'
| here on their way to Atlanta. Mis-
Haycraft spent the night with, Mis-
Tommy Standby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rheinaue
have returned from a visit to Mrs
Rheinauer's sick sister, Miss Hohen
burg, in Wetumpka, Ala They lef
Miss Hohenburg yet very i'll, but i'm
provement is hoped for.
Mrs. E. j. Crook returned las
night from visit to Daytona Beach
Rev. ]. M Gross returned toda
from Westville, Va, where he wer
a couple Of weeks ago to visit hi
mother, who was very sick, but VIII
81 was much better when he left.
DR.. and Mrs. r. T. Weaver an
Miss Ethel arrived in Ocala last nigl
I'm their auto, on their way from Dae
City to Atlanta. They remained ;
their home here overnight and wei
on this morning. They expect to
II
Mrs. A. ]. Brigance has returns
to her home at Pennington, accor
panied by her sister, Mrs. Calvin We
and little son. The Star regrets
learn that Mr.. Brigance, in cons
quence of overwork in the hot sun,
quite sick.
Mr.. E. K. Nelson and son, Eodwi
z of Tampa, are visiting their Oca
"a friends today.
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m Mrs. Port Leavengood and nei'
Miss Luy Lee Schoefiin are spendil
today as the guests of Mrs. Ed.
Boucher at Anthony.
Mr.. Lester w. Ponder has arriv
from Ocala to make visit. with
: mother, Mrs. N. B. Ponder.-Orlan
Sentinel.
Miss Mary Brabham left yesterd
morning for Citra, to attend the We
ding of her friend, Miss Louise b
land, to Mr.. Nathaniel Fl. Hunter,
Fort Myers. The wedding will ia
place Wednesday, Orlando Sentin
Miss Lily Walkup and Mrs S.
Walkup of Mcintosh, sisters of M
R. L. Parks. arrived yesterday fol
two weeks stay. They are pleasan
located at the Assembly hotel
Augustine Record.
Rev. J. B. Ley, Mrs. Ley and daul