The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-19
gALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Stag Party for Hayward Bridges

Stag Party for Hayward Bridges
Mrs. E. Z. Bridges honored her son,
Hayward, with stag party last eve
ming and spared no pains to make the
event a memorable one. The evening
was from beginning to end thorough
" enjoyable. and replete with fun and
happiness. Mrs. Bridges served the
boys a delicious supper. Those invit-
| ed to be her sons guests on this oc-
casion were Mr. T. E. Bridges and
son, Leroy Bridges, Thelbert Troxler,
Foy Carroll. Tom Wallis and Norman
Horne.
.sThe Girl. of the u. S. A."
In addition to the regular picture,
"Hashimura Togo" at the Temple
this evening, an extra reel, 1sThe Girl
of the u. s. A., will be shown. It
lis patriotic subject and will repay
Eall who go to see it.
Miss Annie Pope Eagleton left last
Saturday for Tallahassee, where she
viii attend the summer school for
lteachers.
Mrs. e. L. Bridges spent the past
week end at Daytona Beach, where
she was the guest of Mrs. T. E.
Bridges.
Miss Dorothy Carruth. who has
been the attractive guest of Misses
Ava Lee and Marguerite Edwards,
viii leave for her home in Tampa to-
morrow
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Waterman and
little daughter. valeta returned home
today from a visit to Mrs. Water
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. j.
Potter in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Read and Mrs.
Alice Reed Of Weirsdale. accom-
panied by Mrs. May Mathews of Haw-
thorn, are in the city today the
Iguests of Mrs. Reads sister, Mrs. w.
4. Colbert.
Mrs Richard Dodge and dainty lit
tile daughter Of Clearwater are the
lguests of Mrs. Dodge's mother, Mrs.
w. ". Newsom. Rev. Dodge will join
his family here in about a fortnight
lon his return from a business trip to
j New York.
Mrs. f. G. B. Weihe, who has been
Jill for a week. is now improving,
which, will be pleasant news to her
lrnany friends. Her daughter, Mrs.
Karl Weihe. has been with her dur
ling her illness.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rentz, Mrs.
Homer Oliver and Miss Estelle Marks
! of Apalachicola, and Miss Idella Hol-
.l1oway and Mrs. Blanton motored to
i Albany, Ca, Sunday. Tallahassee
notes in Times Union.
4 Mrs. G. R. Tydings has just receiv-
led most interesting letter from Mr.
Wayne TenEyck, who arrived in
d France over month ago Wayne is
s about 80 miles behind the trenches
and likes the country very much and
described it as being very beautiful
H He had good trip over and is in ex-
Icellent health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. w. Tucker are the
Justly proud possessors of a hand.
fsone Empire car, which is the only
one in town and which they purchas.
led last week in Gainesville Mrs
Tucker is an exceedingly apt pupil II
j car driving as she drove her new one
on the first trial. and gives her wore
tof honor that she will prove to us how
nicely she can do it in most pleas
ant and material way I'M the very
lnear future.
!. Mr. Harley March, who returned
from Macon last night, tried to keel
lit a secret. but it leaked out on him
and finally he had to blushingly admit
he had taken unto himself WIFE, Hi.
, bride was a Miss Cora Justiss, pref
. ty young lady of Mariana, Fla. Mrs
Marsh is at present at the home o.
her parents in Mariana, but viii JON
Mr.. Marsh when he returns to Ma
Icon, IN a few days. Harley's man.
friends in Ocala wish long life ant
prosperity for him and his bride.