The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-05
OgALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
CONTINUED from Third Page,
Grandpa Goldman

Mr.. B. Goldman is very proud OF
the fact that he has been promoted to
be a grandpa. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Feinberg at their home at Mac
clenny last night, a 81 pound son,
whose name will be Leon. Mrs. Fem
berg was formerly Miss Minnie Cold
man of 0cala.
Miss Dorothy Klock has invited a
number of the younger set to dance
which she will give tonight at the
Lake Weir Yacht Club at Eastlake.
The CROWD win motor to the lake late
this afternoon and are anticipating a
most enjoyable evening.
Miss Julia Brown, Mr.. Nugent's
capable stenographer, leaves Sunday
for Washington, where she has ac-
cepted a position.
Mrs. w. n. Henry and daughters
and guest, Miss Dorothy Chalfant of
Oklawaha were Ocala visitors today.
Miss Chalfant will return to her home
IN orlando tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Hall, Mr.. Robert
Hall, Mr.. Mack Taylor, Miss Jose
phine Williams and Miss Sara De-
hon motored to Daytona this morn
ing and viii return Sunday night.
$50
Mrs. Dewitt Griffin is expected
home this afternoon from visit to
her mother in Tampa. Mrs. Griffin
will be accompanied by her cousin,
who will visit her for some time.
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Misses Nina, Nettie and Stella
Camp will return to their schools in
Massachusetts, Monday. Miss Carts.
Camp will remain home from school
another week, owing to the shortage
of coal in Winston-Salem.
DIR. C. w. Moremen's many friends
are rejoiced to hear that he is now
entirely well after his long siege of
typhoid fever. DR.. Moremen will be
able to resume his dental practice
Monday.
Lieut.. Thomas Mcclure now sta
toned in Texas, arrived home in the
night to spend today with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Mcclure at
the Harrington.
Miss Maude Keefe has returned
home from weeks visit to Mrs
Mosely in Jacksonville. Mrs. George
Davis who motored to Jacksonville
with Miss Keefe and Mr.. Louis
Keefe, will visit her sister, Mrs
Mosely for another fortnight.
$3.50
Miss Georgia Berger, formerly Oh
Ocala, will arrive here this afternoon
from Lake City, where she has been
spending the holidays. Miss Berger
will be the guest of the Misses Nc
Dowell until Sunday afternoon wher
she will return to Tampa to resume
her school duties there Monday.
$50
Mrs. w. III. Hetrick entertained Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. M. Carter at a most en-,
ioyable but> informal dinner party al
her home at eight o'clock last night
Those at the table We're Mr.. and Mrs
Carter, Miss Floyd Whittle, Miss
Margaret Walters, Mr.. and Mrs
Hetrick and little Catherine Hetrick
Mrs. Perry Anthony leaves thi.
afternoon for Jacksonville to visit hel
husband who is in the quartermaster'.
department. Mr.. Anthony has pas:
from 8 o'clock this afternoon until I
o'clock Monday morning. They vii
be guests of Mrs. Anthony's cousins
Mr. and Mrs. Townsend until then
Mrs. Anthony will go to Bunnell OF
Monday to spend week with he
father and sisters and will spend tn,
following week end in Jacksonville.
Misses Donnie and Willie Procto
are in the city from their home a
Eureka today. They are returned t,
their schools, Miss Donnie at Crime
Farm and Miss Willie at White Oak
Georgia.