The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-24
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Notice to Nurses

Notice to Nurses
IL there are any regular or gradu-
ate nurses in Marion county, Mrs.
Emily Green. chairman of the Marion
county's nurses campaign committee,
American Red Cross. will much APP
preciate their Immediately writing or
calling on her at her residence. COS
Oklawaha avenue. I
Miss Adele Bittinger is resting
quietly today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Spencer, are
visiting their son, Mr.. Grover Spen-i
Ger, and family in Jacksonville
Mrs. E. L. hartmann with her son,
Mr.. Alison Wartmann, his wife and
little girl, were in town from Citra |
today.
DR.. and Mrs. Chapman and pretty
baby daughter of Leesburg. spent
yesterday evening and this morning
WITH LH0IT OGdld lIlcuuo.
Mrs. D. S. WEIGH and children have
returned from pleasant visit Of
three months to Iowa. Mr.. WEIGH
met them in Chicago and accompan-
led them home.
Mrs. Frank Bourlay and dainty lit
tie daughter. who have been guests
of Mrs. Bourlay's father, Mr.. G. A.
Liddon, left for their home in Jack
sonville this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. w. Stripping and
daughter, Miss Ellen, will leave Mon
day for DeLand, where they will be
guests for week of Mrs. Stripling's
sister, Mrs. P. H. Campbell and fam
lily.
Mrs. Harry Holcomb, who has been
with her sister in Melbourne for q
week, was met in New Smyrna by her
husband Thursday and together they
returned to Ocala yesterday after
| noon.
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| Mrs. Charles Ahearn and two chill
dren, who have been the guests Of her
father, Mr.. G.. A. Liddon and sister,
Mrs. G. C. Sheppard, for several
weeks, returned to their home in St.
Augustine this afternoon.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. CIyatt, Misses
Ernestine and Nan Brooks and Mar
1 garet Walters formed a congenial
/ party who left at 2 o'clock this aft
ernoon for Daytona Beach in Mr.
4 Clyatt's car. They will return home
4 Monday.
i Mrs. &C. H. Lloyd and Miss Agnes
/ Burford went to Lake Weir yesterday
and were the overnight guests of Mrs
= Clarence Camp and family. The en-
tire party returned to Ocala TIM
morning, coming especially to attent
| the wedding of Miss Rexie Todd ant
Lieut.. Withers tomorrow.
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Charles Ray in his inimitable man
ner interested the Temple patrons
yesterday. but his best girl interested
them still more by her unique plal
of getting rid of 4The Family Skele
; TOM You mustn't forget that tn
official war pictures will be shown
this evening and will bring most Q
} us as close to real war as we vii
q ever get. The feature picture is on
of those excellent Bluebirds, "Whicl
!. Woman question almost ever,
man asks himself at least once. an
some of them once too often.
Ocala will in the near future los
two of it's latest residents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Seipp, who have been pleasan
} acquisitions to the social life of on
city. They will on Sept. LIST leave TO
jacksonville. Mr.. Seipp has for tn
past two months been connected wit
e the Commercial Bank here. but ha
accepted a more lucrative position
Mrs. Seipp only arrived in Ocala tw
I weeks ago. Both she and her hus
band express themselves as bein
3 well pleased with our little city an
Z regret that they are leaving.
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Friends of Wakefield Ramsdeil,
8 former Ocala boy, only son of Mr.. an
9 Mrs. Wendell Ramsdell who moved
s Lakeland from Ocala, will be inte
8 ested to learn that he is principal
school in Maryland. The TamI
i Tribune says: "Mr. and Mrs. Ram
= dell left Wednesday for Baitimor
= where Mr.. Ramsdell will confer wit
# DR.. Bates Smith. state superintendel
ssI of public instruction, on school ma
s. tiers. Mr.. Ramsdell is a graduate
the 1913 class of the Hillsborout
high school, and has returned to I
the position which he held last ye
as principal of the school at kitzm
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