The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-08


her home in Dade City after delight
full two months stay at Tate Springs
Miss Haycraft made the trip with he-
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. WALLACE
Kelsey of Jacksonville, in their car.
Friday morning Mr.. Z. c. Cham
bliss, with Misses Lois Livingston
Marguerite Edwards, Edwina Math-
Jews and Sidney Perry, Mrs. r. /.
Stroud and Mr.. William Gist of Nc
lIntosh, metored to Leesburg. There
they were met by Mr.. E. II. Mote.
who transported this jolly crowd to
Treasure Island Mr. Chambliss and
his guests found here a pleasant sur
Iprice-fresh fried fish, hot potatoes
and coffee, and these together with
the dainty lunches prepared by the
young ladies of the party, made a
luncheon fit for king. After exploT-
ing the island, the picnickers return
ed to the launch and started their
homeward voyage, arriving in Ocala
at 6:15 p. m. The young ladies ex-
tend many thinks to Mr.. Chambliss
and Mr.. Mote for this most jolly trip
and will always be glad to go again.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons and son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Futch
| have returned to st. Petersburg after
a several days motor trip to Ocala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons have recently
purchased Judge McConathy's home
on West Broadway and will probably
locate here. Mr.. and Mrs. Futch,
bride and groom of month, will
make their home with their parents.
Mrs. Futch, who has an unusually
beautiful voice, was educated at Bren-
au, Ga, and has many friends among
the Ocala girls who have been there
in recent years, who will welcome her
to our city.
Foster and Henry Floyed returned
tt their home in Waycross, where
they live with their grandmother,
yesterday, after a months visit to
their mother, Mrs. R. H. Purdom at
the Arms House. Mr.. and Mrs. Pur-
dom took them as far as Jacksonville
in their car.
The Ocala friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Steir regret to hear they
expect to move to Miami in the near
future where Mr.. Steir will be with
the Western Union Telegraph Co. Mr..
Steir has been in charge of the Postal
Telegraph Office here for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fox will leave
tonight for a short stay in Tampa
and st. Petersburg. They are going
especially to see Mr.. Fox's cousin,
Mr.. Bryan Butler, who is a member
of the coast artillery stationed at St.
Petersburg.
Marjorie Rambeau, with the beauti- !
full eyes, who starred at the Temple
last week in Motherhood" is also a
star of the legitimate stage. Miss
Rambeau will star this season in
eyes of YOUTH" at the Maxine. Ell
lott theater in New York city.
$3.50
Mrs. Jake Brown will leave St. |
Louis tomorrow for Asheville, N. c.,
to recuperate after her recent illness.
Miss Helen Brown will probably join
her mother about the 10th, and after !
leaving North Carolina they will visit |
Lieut.. J. D. Brown in Atlanta.
Mr.. Otis Green, one of Ocala's /
youngest patriots, left today to enter
G. M. A. to eceive military training
in case his country calls him.
Miss Dorothy Schneider left on the
early morning train for Gainesville to
be the guest of Misses Clarissa and
Effie Rolls until Monday night.
Mrs. Thomas Stevens and two little
boys, who have been visiting Mrs.
Stevens sister, Mrs. Frank Drake for
81 fortnight, expect to return TO
Gainesville Monday.
J. R. Rogers and his family of |
Ocala, are spending three weeks here
and enjoying the bathing in the hthla
pool. They are occupying the Snyder
cottage.-Wall Springs notes in st |
Petersburg Times.
Mrs. C. A. Fort and children are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers /
until the opening of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Roberts and !
children went down to Oklawaha to- |
day to occupy one of the Conner cot
tages until the opening of school. The |
Misses Roberts have invited crowd !
of boys and girls to be their guests |
for several days the last of next week
ard they are anxiously awaiting the /
event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Goldman, who |
were recently married at Miami, |
stopped in the city Sunday for visit !
with Mr.. Goldman's brother, Mr.. Sam
Goldman, of this city. Mr.. and Mrs:
Goldman were on their way to Miami |
after a wedding journey in New York
state.-Daytona Journal.
Cards were received in Ocala yes