The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-20
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Mrs. Herbert Crook of Palatka is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Frost.
Mrs. A. E. Gerig is entertaining
her sister. Miss Florrie Crook of Pa
latka for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Crosby and
family have taken an apartment at
Daytona Beach for fornight's stay.
Rev. Father Barry of st. Augustine
viii arrive in Ocala this afternoon to
be the guest of Mr.. L. r. Chazal and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cobb have as
their guests Mrs. Cobb's father, Mr.
H. c.. Sealey of Alachua, and sister,
Mrs. J. S. Pagan. who will remain
with them for an extended visit.
Mrs. E. G. Peek ard children, who
are occupying the Ohio cottage at
Daytona Beach, are having most
lenjoyable vacation, although they do
not find the weather much cooler
than in Ocala.
| DR.. and Mrs. Harry Walters re-
turned today from pleasant trip to
| Atlanta, Macon and Montezurna, Ga.
They have enjoyed the many sights
in Atlanta, especially seeing the air
lplanes.
Il Miss Ethel Hightower, very pref
lty young lady from Jacksonville, is
| the guest of Miss Mary Ella Bray.
Miss Hightower's home was former
lily in Ocala and the city would like to
claim her again.
| Mrs. George Bitch and son, Hardy
4 Groom, came over the other day to
spend their vacation at their home
here. Mr.. Bitch will come over from
4 Williston for the weekend
i Judge and Mrs. William S. Bull
lock have just received a most inter
esting letter from their son, Mr.. JUL
an Bullock, in New Jersey, where he
is stationed for the intervening time
, before going across. He is well and
anxious to be going.
i Mr.. Donald Schneider of Youngs-
town, Ohio. will reach Ocala this aft
ernoon for visit to his family, and
will haye happy surprise on his ar
rival, as he has not yet learned of the
) birth of the dear little daughter who
has come to gladden. his home.
!.
1 It will be remembered that Grace
George, one of the most prominent
of our actresses, appeared in the
stage production of Ewes Daugh-
ter" recently at Broadway theater
Miss Burke has injected many of hel
well known "Burkeisms" and not a
few new ones which add to the effec.
!. tiveness of her work. and her ap.
lpearance this evening at the Temple
3 in Ewes Daughter" will be an en-.
pertaining event. A Mutt and JEFF
: comedy will also be shown.
= Mrs. Jean Conoley returned yester.
: day on the Seaboard from st. Simons
. where she was the guest of her broth
er, j. E. T Bowden of Waycross. She
!. was accompanied home on her return
tby Masters J. E. T. Bowden 3rd ant
King Bowden, who will visit theil
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S
Wilson on South Third street. Th'
boys mother was well known to res
: idents of Ocala as Miss Cora King o.
: Arcadia.
Il A delightful party was arranged
: by the friends of Miss Ava Lee Ed
wards in honor of her attractiv,
Iguest, Miss Dorothy Carruth, last ev
ening. Quite large party of congen
: ial young people went down in car
!, to the lake, chaperoned by Mrs. JOIN
! Edwards and others. One never tire
: OF splash party during the warn
: summer evenings and this sport wa
!. INDUCED in and thoroughly enjoyed
A delightful picnic supper was serv
: ed, and although rather warm TO
: dancing, some of the young folks VIII
: are fond of this pastime enjoyed
: darce at Mr. Camps dock. Alto
: gether the evening was replete wit
8 pleasure and never to be forgotte
zone. At 1920 the large crowd wend
ed their way homeward Those in tn
= party were: Misses Mabel Meffert
: Dorothy Carruth, Ava Lee and Mar
: guerite Edwards, Rexie Todd, Ellie
= STRIPPING, Sara Pearl Martin, Eliza
:. beth Davis, Nina, Nettie and Stel1
. Camp, Blair Woodrow, Eloise Henry
!. Caroline Harriss. Agnes Burfort
= Louise Spencer, Hannay Ellis, Rut
Rentz, Onie Chazal, Messrs. Kennel
J. and Reginald MacKay, Roscoe an
!. Wellie Meffert, James Chace, Edwar
Z Brooks, Julian Rentz, John Bait.
= Marshall earn, Albert Harris.
,. George Looney and Frank Kuhl
meyer.
Live Right.
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