The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-11-20
EASTLAKE

Douglas of Shady is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. James Knoblock.
Miss Eleanor Pedrick of Swamp
scott, Mass, who is an annual visitor
at Eastlake, has taken rooms at the
Mckay house, corner of the Dixie
Highway and New York avenue, for
the winter.
Mrs. Mary Sexton of Stafford,
Conn.,, and her niece, Mrs. E. w.
Ashley of Springfield, Mass, are keep
ing house for Mr.. P. H. NJ. Brooks of
Stafford Springs, Conn, and Mr.. Fred
Epson of New Haven, Conn.,, who ar
rived recently, and have rented Mr..
DeLane's bungalow.
Mr.. Howard v. Lee will go to Jack
sonville Monday to meet Mrs. Lee,
ard their small son, Robert Finlay
Lee, who sailed from New York Sat
urday on the Lenape.
Miss Irene Denham, who is visiting
friends in Ocala, expects to leave the
first of the month to spend the winter
with her brother in Fort Myers.
The many friends of DR.. and Mrs.
C. A. Lussier of Worcester, Mass,
were greatly shocked and saddened to
hear of the tragic accident which re-
suited in the death of Mrs. Lussier.
The doctor. and his wife and their lit
tie grandson, John, were driving
through Newark, N. j., en- route to
their winter home at Eastlake, when
itheir car was struck by trolley car
and completely demolished. All three
were badly injured and taken to a
! hospital in Newark where Mrs. Las
sier died a few days later. DIR. LUIS
sier and the little boy were able to
leave the hospital and accompany the
body of Mrs. Lussier to Worcester for
the funeral and burial. Mrs. Lussier
was a charming and noble woman
and dearly beloved by her Eastlake
friends, who deeply deplore the sad
accident
Mr.. Edward Francis Carpenter OF
Worcester, Mass, accompanied by hi.
housekeeper, Miss M. McCauley OF
COTS Falls, N. H., have arrived in
Eastlake and opened the Carpenter
home on the Dixie Highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. Tamblyn OF
|Tamblyn Inn, expect six of theil
Pennsylvania friends next week, foul
of whom will occupy Mrs. Reeds cot
tage on the Dixie Highway and the
otheres will spend the winter at the
inn:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Lee arr
spending the weekend in Orlando
with DR.. and Mrs. James E. Klock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mason O.
East Orland, Maine, and Mrs. Mason
cousin, Mrs. WEIGH came a few day
ago and have opened their new bun
galow on New York avenue, wher
they expect to spend the winter.
Mrs. Arthur Creviston and littl
son, David of Atlanta, with severa
friends are expected today, and vii
occupy the Goodwin house at Wood
mar. Mrs. Creviston is the possesso
OF beautiful contralto voice, an
has for several years been a leadin,
isoloist in the Trinity Methods
church of Atlanta. She is a grea
: acquisition to Eastlake society.
The social season at the dubious
: will soon open, and the residents ar
: looking forward to the usual delight
, full functions which are always he'll
7 in this attractive little "communit
) Icenter."
: Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. McCuen and Nh
) and Mrs. J. A. Methven of Atlanta
are expected here early in Decembe
and will occupy their charming home
"Maczume," at Woodmar. The socia
: life of the place begins when 9Th
, Maczumes" arrive, and they ar
= among the most popular residents O
our little community.