The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-22
Moving Picture Party

Moving Picture Party
Misses Marjorie Burnett and Mann
lie Johnson were the attractive little
hostesses at moving picture party
yesterday afternoon, honoring. Miss
Caroline Edminston, of South Dakota,
who with her parents have recently
moved to Ocala, and who is receiving
"a cordial welcome from the young
girls of her age who are her little
|neighbors. After enjoying the pic
lures, Misses Burnett and johnson
took their guests to the Court Phar-
macy, where ice cream was enjoyed.
The afternoon with the hostesses and
charming little honoree was one Of
great pleasure for the guests. who
were Misses Carolyn Peyser. Ruth
Warner, Carrie, Gladys and Mary
Brooks, Theresa Condrey and Sara
Rentz.
Master Amos Sewell arrived in the
city today for visit to his sister,
Mrs. ]. P. Galloway.
Miss Eloise Henry of Oklawaha is
the charming young guest of Miss
Blair Woodrow for the next few days.
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Mrs. Phil Robinson of Inverness is
spending this week at Lake Weir, the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Clarence
Camp.
Misses Wynona Wetherbee and
Isabel Davis are spending today in
Dunnellon, the guests of Miss Inez
| Neville.
Miss Kathleen and Master Lawtoll
Leitner will go to Dunnellon today
for two weeks visit to their aunt,
Mrs. T. X. North.
| Mrs. R. o. Conner left today for
her home in Jacksonville after a
weeks visit to her mother, Mrs.
Frank Pooser in this city.
A pleasant party coming in today
from Lecanto on shopping tour
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Allen
Misses Florida. Vada and Nina Allen
Il Mrs. Frank Pooser, who has beer
lmuch indisposed for several weeks
has gone to Tampa to be the guest Of
friends and relatives and where she
hopes to recuperate.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Stroud ant
little daughter. Nellie Wilhelmina
leave tomorrow for their home il
Fort Myers, after pleasant visit Q.
: a week here with Mrs. Stroud's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Beckham.
Mrs. M. S. Sawaya, daughter Mar.
and baby. left this morning for At
! Ilanta, to visit her brother-in-law. +
Ia. Sawaya and family, after whicl
she will return to Perry, Fla. to visi
RELATIVES there for few days.
Mrs. E.. G. Peek and children, Vii
ginia and Eugene Jr., who expecte
Ito leave today for Moundsville, v
IVA. have postponed their trip on &C
Icount Of the illness of Master Ell
GENE. which it is hoped will prove 9
slight duration.
: Mrs. Herbert G. Seagroat of o.
! Ilando, is now in st. Petersburg for
d few days visit to her mother, Mr.
o John David Harriss. Mrs. Seagros
y was formerly Miss Martha Harris
= and with her husband spent fe
a ldays at the Harrington In this city
l. few weeks since.
e Mrs. F. M. Chaffee and daughte
9 Ruth of Burbank, came to Ocala t
:, day to take Mrs. Chaffee's sister, Mr.
= Alice Hobart, who has been visitiT
q lhar father, Mr.. Bebout here, to Blu
of bank for visit. Mrs. Hobart is an i
n st~uctor of piano and violin at Su
g ouehanna University, Va. and is ia
= ling in the beauties and attractions
+ Florida during her vacation.
s. The friends of DIR. and Mrs. F.
- McClane were delighted to see the
te YESTERDAY afternoon on their arriv
- from st. Petersburg. DIR. McClane
8 now Lieut.. McClane, and stationed
" jackson Barracks, La.,snear New G
n leans. He was sent to Fort Dade
b, lsuecial duty. DR.. and Mrs. Nicola
81 stopped in st. Petersburg to vi
y. their daughter. Mrs. Adcoek, and a
"a lin Ocala for 24-hour visit to n
land Mrs. f. G. B. Weihe, and to s