The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-01
0CALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
If You Have any News for this De-
partment, Call Up Five-One-Y

Mrs. r. E. Layton left this after
noon for Atlanta, Louisville and Gin
cinnati, where she will buy the fall
and winter millinery stock for the
Leary Trading company, a large
large store in Leary, Ga. When she
returns Mrs. Layton will be with this
company in charge of its millinery
department till Jan. 1st at which time
she will return to Ocala and heI
home. For twenty-five years Mrs,
Layton conducted rival millinery
business at Arlington, close to Leary,
and as soon as she sold it out the
Leary people tried to get her to come
with them. She is very highly ex-
perienced milliner and knows the
wants of the people of Georgia.
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Mr.. J. C. Wheeler and niece, Mrs.
Chas. F. Flippen left for Tennessee
in Mr.. Wheeler's car the other day.
Mrs. Flippen will spend two weeks in
| Gleason, Tenn, while Mr.. Wheeler
will go on to his family and future
home at Murfreesboro.
Mrs. Mary Fl. Spencer, the state
board of health nurse, is visiting her
Ocala friends.
Mrs. A. ]. Leavengood, who has
been quite sick at her home at STAN
ton, is somewhat better.
Misses Frances and Alexander Tar
yer leave for Augusta, Ca, today.
Mr.. w. T. Gary is contemplating a
visit to the ancestral home of his
family in South Carolina.
| Mrs. S. G. Sanders of the Haycraft
millinery establishment is on the sick
list.
Miss Frances Chambers has gone
Arcadia, where she will be the guest
of Miss Martha Livingstone fro sew
eral days.-Tampa Times.
Mrs. A. M. Moore left today fol-
Lakeland, where she will visit mem.
bers of her family for a month.
1 The Belleview Civic League ex.
poets to give the opening ball of the
/ season at the clubhouse this evening
and hopes that number of its Ocals
friends will attend.
Mrs. Marshall Sampson and chill
dren, Misses Florence and Ethel ant
Master George left today to join Mr.
Sampson in Columbus, O.
| Miss Mary Conner, after severa
weeks study in the music department
of New York University, and {
pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Crun
in Maryland, is on her way home OF
one of the Clyde steamers, which il
expected to dock in Jacksonville
Monday.
Mrs. Ida Gates and daughter, Mis-!
Dovie, who have been taking vaca
ton in Atlanta and Fort Valley, Ga.
have returned home.
Il Eagleton, Cora Mae and Louis
Hammack returned to Clinton, S. C.
Wednesday after spending their va
cation with their mother, Mrs. Bessi,
Hammack. Their school starts Sept
1st.
| Miss Mabel Meffert came up from
the lake today and is the guest o
Miss Rexie Todd.
H Misses Marion Harvey and Nelli
Nelson of Tampa are the guests o
Miss Eloise Henry at Lake Weir.
Mrs. w. M. Wagnon arrived yes
terday from Tampa, to spend fey
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. D. M
Smith, during DIR. Smiths absence a
Battle Creek, Mich. Mrs. Wagner
nee Miss Cecile Mann, spent her girl
hood days in Ocala. She is now on
of Tampa's most charming youn
matrons, and friends in this city ar
always glad when she makes them
visit.
Miss Eloise Bowler entertained
number of her girl friends this aft
ernoon at surprise sewing party q
which Miss Fern Bell, who is toda
celebrating her birthday, was tn
honor guest.
Mrs. E. G. Peek and her lovely Iii
tie daughter, Virginia, are at HON
again, after visit of some weeks
: friends in West Virginia. DR.. Pee
went to Jacksonville to meet them.
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Miss Lila Frazier was in the cit
yesterday on her way to Alachua
visit her sister, Mrs. w. I'll. Berry
Gainesville Sun.
Many in Jacksonville will be int
ested in the announcement of tt
marriage of Miss Kate DeCottes
this city, to Mr.. Charles Peter Davi