The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-13
Splash Party

Splash Party
About fifteen young boys and girls
composed jolly party that met at
the Court Pharmacy yesterday after
noon at $50 and rode out to Sill
yer Springs on the coca-cola truck.
Each girl took a lunch which was
temptingly arranged, after most en-
joyable splash. They were joined
after supper by several other Ocala
people and danced for several hours.
The party was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. N. r. DeHon.
Little Tots Red Cross Class
About twenty-five real little folks
are meeting this afternoon at the
home of Miss Annie Moorhead, who
is arranging with Mrs. Gilman Red
Cross work for their willing little
fingers. The comfort kits" require
SO many things that take lots of time,
and some of the girls. will make pin
cushions, while the tiny tots can do
their "bit" by filling them with pins.
Miss Moorhead will be assisted by
Miss Isabelle Davis.
Mrs. Goree Nelson of Tampa is
spending this week with Mrs. C. N.
Graham in Bushnell. They spent the
day in Ocala Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Gary and chill
dren returned home yesterday after
noon from ten days stay at Day
tona Beach.
Mr.. G. Fl. Hurd arrived in Ocals
Wednesday from West Palm Beach
for a weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Cook and family.
Miss Janet Weathers returned to-
day from short visit to Mrs. George
MacKay at the lake.
Mrs. DR.. Camp of Oklawaha left
yesterday afternoon for Atlanta on q
visit to relatives.
Mr.. Robert Ochiltree of Ocala i.
spending this week in Punta Gords
with his mother, Mrs. Sophia Jer
main.
The many Ocala friends of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Arthur Clark will regret to heal
that their son, Master Arthur Clarl
Jr., is quite i'll with typhoid fever il
Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude E. Laveron o.
Jacksonville are stopping at the Har
rington Hall, while the former il
transacting business in the city for ;
few days.
DIR. and Mrs. FL. A. Snow and DR.
and Mrs. A. C. Hamblin and Mis-
Frankly Hamblin spent Tuesday il
Lakeland, the doctors for the purpos,
of attending the Tri-County Medica
Association here.-Tampa Times.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed F. O'Cain nntore,
to near Ocala to inspect beautiful
farm home in that section yesterda,
aRd returned late in the evening. TIL
trip was greatly enjoyed by them
FMr. O'Cain is contemplating returnin,
to his first lovep-farm life. Thei
little son, William, accompanied then
on the journey-Orlando Reporter
Star.
Miss Marie Laird and friend, Mis-
Ruth Johns from Augusta, Ga, arriy
ed in Ocala yesterday for an extend
ed visit with the formers sister, Mrs
Harry o. Cole on North Main street
Miss Laird has many friends in Deal
who will be glad to see her again, sh
having made her home in 0cala be
fore going to Augusta to live.
/ $50
The Baptist Sunday school orches
ira which has made quite a reputs
ton all over the state, arrived hom
on the Coast Line train yesterda
afternoon after weeks stay at til
state Baptist assembly at Lake Cit.
The members of the orchestra VIII
attended the assembly are Mise
Mabel Aiken, Mary Gates, Dow
Gates, Bessie Marshall, Lucille an
Gladys Osborne, Messrs. NJ. A. Tel
Eyck, L. T. Izlar Jr., Eddie Lopez ar
Harry o. Cole
Mrs. Minnie A. Bostick closes HI
millinery store for the summer toda
She will visit relatives at Bushne
for a few days. after which she w
go to Atlanta for week The lattr
part of next week she leaves f,
Cheyenne, Wyo., for visit to her so
Mr.. Leslie Bostick, who is a memb
of one of Uncle Sans cavalry reg
ments now stationed at that plac
While in the west Mrs Bostiek W
Visit the Yellowstone Park and 9th