The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-07-19

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part of September at the beach with
her daughter.
i Picnic Supper at Silver Springs
This evening promises to be very
happy one for the young society set
who are planning a most enjoyable
outing at the springs. The party will
go to the springs in the late after
noon, and at six o'clock delicious
spread will be enjoyed. After supper
swim and dance viii be the attrac-
tons.
| Those invited to this party, which
has been arranged especially in honor
/ of charming visiting girl, Miss
Mary Pace of Albany, Ga, are Misses
Ethel and Elizabeth Horne, Virginia
Beckham, Sara Pearl Martin, Margu-
erite Edwards, Loureen Spencer, Hell
en- Jones, Mary Pace, Sarah Dehon
and Lynn Sanders, Holmes Walters,
William Long, Tom Wallis, Hansel
Leavengood, Paul Crimson, John
Bats, Marshall earn, James and Bob
Chace, Charles Cullen, George Loon
ey, Wellie and Rosco Meffert, Hugh
Geiger, Thelbert Troxler, Foy Car
roll and William Avery.
A health clinic has just been held
at the University of Florida, under
the direction of DR.. Byrd and other
noted physicians The Woman's Club
of Gainesville also took an important
part in forwarding the work. Miss
Nellie Stevens returned yesterday
from Gainesville, where she was in
attendance upon the clinic, and where
she delivered series of health les
sons in the school. Medical inspec-
ton of school children has been a
batter of great Importance brought
before the public, and Drs. Winthrop
of Washington and Small of Boston,
lectured before the student body yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dozier received
ia most interesting letter yesterday
from their granddaughter, Cornelia
Dozier, at Manhattan, Kan. Cornelia
says, zone day it's hot and the next
day cold as ice. Today my feet are
frozen" She says DR.. Dozier is now
at Camp Funston. His assistant at
the camp has already been called over
seas and DIR. Dozier thinks it possible
that he may soon follow. In this case,
Mrs. Dozier and children will in all
probability spend the coming winter
in Ocala.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Lummus and
daughter, Frances and nephew, Fred
Winer, left last night in Mr.. Lum-
mus car for short visit to Miami.
After a few days in the Magic City,
the party will return home, accom-
panied by Mr.. Lummus' son, Marion
Lummus, who has been the guest of
relatives there for several weeks.
\ n
Mrs. R. L. Harper left last night
! for Jacksonville, where she will be
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. M
B. Newman, wife of Capt Newman
fleet paymaster in the u. S. navy
, Mrs Newman is spending shori
, while in Jacksonville, after which sht
will accompany her mother to thi.
. city for an indefinite visit.
Mrs. L. L. Bow, chairman of child:
welfare work in Lake county, wht
!. has been attending the child's vel
: fare clinic held at the university a
Gainesville, will arrive in Ocala toda.
and will be the weekend guest of Mr.
and Mrs. B. FL. Seymour.
II .
III Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Yonge o
i Apopka, who have been visitin,
friends in Williston and Anthony, ar
IInow the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Spen
cer of North Ocala, driving throug
/ in their car. Next week they will b
/ guests of Mr.. and Mrs. III. B. Baxter
II Mr.. and Mrs. Seipp of Buffalo, \
i Y, have taken the residence formerl
! occupied by Mr.. Zewadski and fam
: lily on Oklawaha avenue, and will oc
= cupy the same at an early day. Mi
: Seipp has position in the CONNER
cial Bank.
The classes under the instruction q
DIR. Moermen, Mrs. D. w. Tompkin
and Mrs. j. II. Holcomb are requisite
to meet at the Methodist church t.
night at 8 o'clock to practice for d.
cision day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier, Mr.. Hanso
and Mrs. Spicer. prominent resident
of Leesburg and old friends of tt
Hooker family. attended the funer
of Judge Hooker in this city yeste
e day.
= Mrs. Todd and daughter, Mi
in Rexie Todd, Mrs. E. A. Osborne al
Mr.. Archibald Mcneil Withers forr
ed a pleasant party spending the ds
N in Orlando today.
Miss Isabel Mays will arrive
% Ocala today and will be the week-e1
guest of Mrs. G.. w. Martin. Mi