The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-02

Walter Troxler. Harry HoIcornb and
his guest. John Norris of Jackson
vile. After a delightful swim, q pic
mic lunch was enjoyed.
Attention, Young Ladies of 0cala
and Marion County!
A meeting will be held Monday af-'
ternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the Won
ans Club, in the interest of the stud
ent nurse drive. All young ladies of
Ocala and Marion county are request
ed to be present.
Mrs. R. L. Anderson,
Chmn. Ocala Unit Council Nat. Def.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis and
dainty little daughter, Virginia, who
have made their home for the past
twenty-five years in Ocala, have gone
to Key West, where they will in fu-
ture reside. Mr.. Davis viii have
charge of notions store there, one
of the chain of stores of this variety
that stretches throughout Florida.
Every one wishes Mr.. Davis success
in his new business venture. Mrs.
Davis will be greatly missed here,
especially in churches circles, being
most enthusiastic worker in the
Presbyterian church and Sunday
school. Her place will be hard to fill
and her hosts of friends regret ex-
eeedingly that DIR. Davis business
will take them so far from Ocala. !.
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Mrs. J. p Galloway and little
daughter, Muriel and RMS. Galloway's
sister, Miss Mona Sewell, after a de-
lightful visit to their father in
Brooksville, returned to Oeala yes
terday. Miss Sewell, who is one of
the competent school teachers in
Jacksonville, will be the overnight
guest of her sister and will go to
Jacksonville tomorrow. Miss Sewell
is now making her home with her
cousins, DIR. and RMS. d. D. Sewell
of Jacksonville, and in company with
them will spend the remainder of the
summer at some mountain resort,
going away in DR.. SewelPs car.
A card from Mrs. George Mexican
in Tampa to her parents, Judge and
Mrs. w. S. Bullock. this morning,
stated that she would arrive in Ocala
tomorrow and will leave Sunday for
Macon for short visit to her broth
er, William Bullock, who it is expect
ed will soon leave for France. 1t is
hoped that Mr.. William Bullock may
spend few days here with his fam
lily and friends before going across,
but this is uncertain. Mrs. Mexican
and daughter, Marie will go from
Macon to the mountains of Tennes-
see for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Misses Lucille Gissendaner and Ill
laine Barnett are not only intimate
chums, but their birthdays come very
close together. Yesterday being the
intervening day between their natal
days, they celebrated the important
occasion at the home of Miss Barnett
with spend the day party and fam
lily dinner. the only other guest be-
ing Miss Ruth Simmons. In the aft
ernoon, the three young ladies enjoy
| ed the pictures at the Temple.
RMS. T. C. Carter was the hostess
at lovely picnic party yesterday
morning in compliment to her guests,
Mrs. Folks and Miss Lula House of
Lake City. The party was almost
exclusively family affair, includ-
| ing RMS. Carriers sister-in-law, Mrs.
Brinkley and family and few spec
ial friends. They wetn to the springs
at an early hour, enjoying a morning
replete with outdoor pleasures. At
noon delicious repast was served.
Marguerite Clark always pulls a
big crowd, and her appearance on the
Temple screen yesterday was no ex-
eeption. "Bab's Matinee Idol" is a
gem and shows to perfection how one
small girl can gum up the works.
This afternoon and evening the Pathe
News will be in evidence and Doro.
thy Dalton will go abroad and try her
hand at being the "Kaiser's Shadow. .