The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-29

day from weeks visit to relatives in
Live Oak.
On account of the rainy weather,
there will be no gathering of the
children of the Junior Civic League at
the park tomorrow afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P Wilson and
| their bright little son, Walker, are
home again. Mr.. Wilson left a couple
of weeks ago to visit his old home in
Alabama, and on returning came thru
Carolina to bring Mrs. Wilson and the
little boy home. They were accom-
panied for visit by Mrs. Wilson's
aunt, Miss Anna Walker of Barnwell,
is. c..
Misses Eleanor and Minnie Ire
mere and their guest, Miss Mignon
Perez, motored up from Belleview
this morning and spent the day in the
city. They were guests of Miss Isa-
belle Davis.
4 A number of the singers who will
assist in the fourth of July pageant
met at the Woman's Club last night
for practice. Mr.. Albert Gerig con-
Iducted the music while Miss Gertie
IPeyser played the Accomplishments.
The national anthems of all our allies
were sung, and if they sound any
where near as well in performance as
they did in practice, all who do not
hear them will miss great treat.
The eleven members of the Bap-
fist church orchestra expect to leave
on July the fourth for Lake City
where the Orchestra will play for the
ASSEMBLY, during the Florida Baptist
Encampment which lasts from July
fourth until the eleventh. The girls
will stay at Columbia college there
during the encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp anc
family motored to the lake this morn
ing where they will spend the week
lend. They took as their guests Misses
Agnes Burford, Blair Woodrow ant
Rexie Todd, and will be joined BY
Miss Mary Burford tomorrow noon.
The friends of Mr.. Loring Bracken
the popular clerk at the Harrington
,sympathize with him in the death O.
his young sister, Mrs. Mcdonald
n (which occurred at 5 o'clock Thursda.
: morning at ST. Luke's hospital il
Jacksonville. Mrs. Mcdonald ha
been i'll for nearly four months, blu
twas considerably better last Sunda.
: when her brother was in Jacksonville
! SO the news of her death came as
: lshock. Mr.. Bracken went to Jack
Isonville on the noon train yesterda.
and will return Sunday.
#ms
!. Master Harris Powers, who ha
: been visiting his grandparents TO.
. the past five months, will return t,
ibis home in Chicago this afternoon
He will be accompanied by his grand
. mother, Mrs. F. E. Harris and Mas
q ter Ted Drake, who will be the cues
= of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Shepherd TO
several months.
Il Mr.. z. L. Stapp and wife, recentl
married at Miami, after spending
their honeymoon in Baltimore, Wash
ington, New York and other places o
Interest, returned to Oxford last Sat
urday and stayed with his mother Mrs
: w. C. Stapp until Sunday, when the
returned to Ocala, where they Wi
make their future home.-Oxfor
notes in Sumter County Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Strum of Jack
sonville, who have been the guests o
Mrs. C. L. Stoney and Miss Josephin
. Stoney since Friday, were the centra
figures at pretty dinner party give
: Saturday evening, at the informal din
{ ner dance on the roof garden of tn
: Capital City Club by Mr.. Winter Al
lfriend.-Atlanta Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs Strum are now i
Jacksonville and are at home to thei
: friends at $50 Riverside avenue.
: At noon today at the Country Club
Mrs. Vaughan Camp entertaine
: those who were to have been mem
: bers of her bridal party if she ha
been married here. The same beauti
> full flower motif that was used at he
wedding in Washington made tn
luncheon table exquisite, garden flow
Iers being the adornment. Covers wer
: set for twelve, the invited guests be
ing Mrs. Gene Wilson, Mrs. Beemal
Backwith, Mrs. Wallace Stovall, Mrs
Tom Lykes Jr., Misses Mamie an
: Julia Trezevant, Stella Taliaferre
Lilias Pratt and little Miss Isabel
Lowry.-Tampa Times.
Mrs. Camp left last night for he
rev home in Washington. ID. G.