The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-19
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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SOC16A SES@Slddy c4lSAAoOIIs
at the home of Mrs. Geo E Camp
bell. Mrs. Campbell, who had been
taken i'll, was not able to meet her
guests, but the ladies were met and
made to feel very much at home by
Miss Alice Campbell and Mrs. George
Davis. They were assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. W. w. Condor and Mrs.
Rex Todd. The dining room was most
tastefully decorated, and refreshments
were served by Misses Dixonia Rob
erts, Kit Davis and May Mcintosh.
Among the guests were Rev. J. r.
Herndon, the pastor, and several
other of the gentlemen members of
the church.
Stepping into the library yesterday
evening, Star reporter found Miss
Lou Gamsby, the faithful and efficient
librarian both happy and busy. The
library is a very pretty as well as an
useful place, and is an honor to the
town. Since it opened, $50 member
ship cards have been taken out, which
shows the people were waiting for it.
Sixty books were taken out Saturday
to be read Sunday. The library as
ISOLATION has received congratulatory
kilograms from the similar associa-
tions of Arcade and Lakeland.
Mrs. Minnie A. Bostick is display
ing in her windows and showcases q
lovely line of hats and other millinery
goods. Mrs. Bostick spent several
weeks this summer in New York
carefully posted herself on the com.
ing styles and selected her fall and
winter goods in harmony with the
fashion forecasts. She will be very
glad to have her friends call at hel
elegant little store and see what she
has to please them.
DIR. Van Hood mas received the re
grettable news from Fort Pierce thai
Mr.. A. C. Dittmar of that place i:
again very i'll. He wired to DR.. Wal
ter Hood at Hamilton, Ga, to return
at once, as they both might have tx
go to Fort Pierce, to attend thei1
sick kinsman. DIR. Walter Hood il
expected home tomorrow.
$50
Miss Isabel Davis left this after
noon for Southern College at Souther
land. She was accompanied by Mis-
Minnie Tremere, who came up fron
Belleview to join her. Several othe
Southern students went to SUTHERLAND
On the same train, among them Mr.. |
Boyd Smoot of West Virginia.
Miss Miriam Pasteur and Mis-
Alice Cullen went to the lake this af
ternoon.
Mrs. J. S. Grantham and children
of Fort Mccoy, are visiting relative
at Altoona.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry and Miss Elois
came up from the lake yesterday aft
ernoon in their car, and the docto
and his daughter went on to Jackson
vile, where they parted, the docto
going to Roanoke, Va, for tw
weeks vacation, while Miss Elois
went to Tallahassee, to join the dele
cation of charming and accomplish
girls who represent Marion county a
the Florida College for Women.
Messrs. Leslie Anderson, Alfre
Green and Westlake Hollinrake lief
yesterday for Gainesville. Mr.. Ander
son will enter the university lay
school, while Messrs. Green and Hol
linrake, who are Ocala high schoo
graduates of last term begin thei
studies at the states great center o
learning.
Messrs. Robert and Alfred MacKa
and Sam Burford left Monday after
noon for Atlanta, to begin thei
studies at the Georgia Tech.
Mr.. Chas. E. Tremere and daugh
tiers, Misses Eleanor and Minnie, Nh
ard Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Davenport
all of Belleview, were in town las
night to see the picture show.
Mrs. S. W. Moody and daughter
Miss Lou, who have been maxim,
their home at North Lake for som
years passed thru the city yesterday
on their way to Jacksonville, wher
they expect to make an extended visi
to one of Mrs. Moody's sons.
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