The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-14
GALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
If You Have any News for this De-
partment, Call Up Five-One-Y
Epworth League Social

Dexter Philips. A good time II
promised for every one. All are cor.
daily invited.
Judge Smith says it pays to ad
vertise. He confided his sorrow al
the dullness of the matrimonial mark.
ct to the Star, Tuesday, whereupor
there smiled upon him yesterday a
good-looking young couple, Mr.. Young
G. Fortner and Miss Willie G. Stokes
of Coleman, who not only secured the
necessary wedding documents from
the judge, but prevailed on him to
perform the ceremony. Then in the
joy of their hearts they went out and
bought sundry goods from our mer-
chants and departed in gladness to
their home. These clever young peo-
pie read the Star and it hereby leads
the list of their friends in good wish
es for their long life and happiness
Judge d. S. Williams has returned
from Jacksonville, where he went to
meet his youngest daughter, Miss
Marie L. Williams, who came down
from New York on the Huron and
went on to Tallahassee, where she
will be a director of music in the
Florida College for Women. Miss
Williams left Ocala for the north in
1907, but her friends here have not
forgotten her. She is a very talent
ed young lady and will make good ir
her new position.
Mr.. Julius Brown and sister, Miss
Helen, left last night for New York
When they arrive in that city, Miss
Helen will go out on Long Island to
visit Mrs. Bittinger and daughter
Miss Adele, after which she will visit
other friends in the north before re.
turning home in November. Mr.
Julius Brown will pay a brief visit to
friends in Boston before going to re-
sumo his studies at Valparaiso, Ind.
College.
Mr.. w. F. Wolfe, the popular engi.
neer on the Wildwood run of the Sea.
board, will go to Orlando Saturday
to join his wife and two children, anG
together they will leave the first OF
the week for Cuba, where they will
spend ten days sight seeing. Upor
their return Mr.. Wolfe will move his
family to Ocala and keep house.
Mrs. Edward Drake and three chill
dren, who have been spending the
past three months with Capt. Drake
at Black Point and with Mrs. Drake.
mother, Mrs. Bauknight in Jackson
vile, returned home yesterday after
noon, having spent a most delightful
vacation.
Miss Edna McClane, a niece of DR.
and Mrs. McClane, passed thru thu
city Monday, on her way to Boston
where she will take a course of stud!
in the Conservatory of Music. Mis-
McClane is an accomplished young
lady and made a number of friends il
Ocala on the occasion of visits tx
relatives here in the last two or tire,
years.
Mrs. III. nj. Hilburn and mother
Mrs. Howell of Anthony, have takel
apartments with Mrs. j. T. Lancas
ter on North Magnolia street, and fol
the present will make Ocala theil
home.
Mr.. c. C. Boyd, the new packing
house manager for the Marion Citru!
Association, has moved his family t.
Ocala and has apartments at tn.
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kunz,
on North Main street.
The Stars clever young lady cor
respondent at Silver Springs, Mis-
| Blanche Miller, and her little cousin
Master George Carruthers, were vel
come visitors this morning.
Mr.. William Hooker and family
who have been touring the west TO
several months, will arrive home tn
last of the week.
The friends of Mr.. Harold Mead
will be interested to know that he i
in Los Angeles, CAL, and will atten,
school there this winter.
There will be regular meeting O
Ocala chapter No. 20, o. E. S., thi
evening. A good attendance is de
sired.
| Mrs. w. v. Newsom has returne,
from Summerfield, where she has beer
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ma
than Mayo.
/ Mrs. Sam Igou and children ar
children are visiting Mrs. Igou'
brother, Mr.. R. j. Mills, and family a
Hawthorne.
Mrs. George Parker and little so
/ George Jr., of Tampa, are guests O
Mrs. Close, arriving yesterday.