The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-23

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Picnic Party for Rev. and Mrs. Bum
yam Stephens
Honoring Rev. and Mrs. Bunyan
Stephens, who are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Knight. Mrs. Knight
and Mrs. Van Hood will be the charm
ing hostesses this evening at a de-
lightful picnic party at Silver Springs.
The other guests for this occasion
will include Messrs. w. A. knight,
William Gallagher and DIR. E. Van
Hood.
Miss Elsie Hall who spent the day
in Gainesville yesterday. returned
home last night.
Mrs. w. Troy Hall and little daugh-
ter, Sara Katharine, left the hospital
yesterday and are at the home of Mrs.
J. W. Davis on Oklawaha.
Miss Marie Halle is expected to ar.
rive in the city tomorrow from
Gainesville and will be the guest of
Miss Wynona Wetherbee for several
days.
Mrs. Gregg Davis and family of
Kendrick passed through Ocala yes
terday afternoon in their ear en- route
to Miami where they will reside this
winter.
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M. G. Standby came over from
Whitney yesterday to visit his moth
|er until Monday, when he will leave
with the Marion county boys for
Camp jackson.
Mrs. Blocher and little grandson,
Robert Weir Chambers, expecte to
leave this week for Jacksonville, where
they will visit Mrs. Blocher's daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. S. Chambers for week.
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Tom Bond, the bright young son of
Mrs. L. R. Trammell, who has been
working for the Postal Telegraph Co.,
has gone to Starke to visit his aunt,
Mrs. J. M. Alvarez during his vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Burkhardt. who
are now seeing the sights of the ma
tional capital, are expected home Sum
day. "Pete' writes the Star that Ocala
people don't know anything about
| high prices
Mr.. and Mrs. Beville and children
lof Gainesville were guests Of Mrs.
Beville's mother, Mrs. Temple yester-
day. They were among the many
visitors who took in the attractions at
Silver Springs Thursday.
A congenial party going to Silver
Springs late yesterday afternoon and
enjoying delightful swim and a
most delicious picnic spread last eve
ming were Mr.. and Mrs Carter,
Misses Floyd Whittle and Margaret
Walters.
Mr. r. o. Conner came in from
jacksonville Tuesday and returned
this morning in his car, taking with
him his wife and sons, Louis and
| Dayton, who have been spending
some time at their country home here.
They will probably remain in Jack
sonville during the coming winter.
$50
/ Lieut.. A. N. Withers left last night
for Jacksonville, after a short visit
to his fiance. Miss Rexie Todd. He
came over from Pensacola en- route to
i Camp Johnston, where he was COM
manded to report this morning. Lieut..
Withers will in all probability return
to Ocala within the next few days.
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Mr. and Mrs. W.. H. Clark have
rented the Henry place by Lake Weir
for the winter. They went to the
lake today and will occupy the Henry
cottage until Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
come to Ocala for the winter, when
4 they will move into the Henry home
and have charge of DR.. Henry's chick
en- farm. The friends of Mr.. Owen
/ Clark will be interested to know that
he viii spend the winter with his par.
ents at the lake.
H Silver Springs has become quite ar
attraction for Marion county's inland
towns, especially on Thursday after
moons Yesterday afternoon among
the pleasant picnic parties was {
4 happy and prosperous looking crowe
/ from Mcintosh, who enjoyed swim
lining and dancing until late in tn,
fevening, when picnic lunch wa.