The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-11

Sidney Harold and assisting them was
Miss Elizabeth Newsom. Pleasant were
the moments spent over the cups by
the guests in this room with its love
y occupants.
During the hours a most interesting
musical program was rendered BY
some Of Ocala's best talent Miss An
ME Laurie Perry played skillful1y the
beautiful instrumental piece, Polonaise
by Chopin, and Miss Hannay Ellis
played Liszt's Rhapsodie and Waltze
Caprice by Chammanade
Mrs John Taylor, Mrs. H NJ Hamp-
ton and Miss Cecile Downs. each OF
whom have splendid voice sang, the
formers selection abeing Loves Echo
by Ernest Newton, and o Heart of
Mine, the words of which are by
James Whitcomb Riley and the music
10y T. E. Galloway Mrs. Taylor sang
Many Years Ago, by Alfred Wooler, a
piece admirably suited to her clear.
sweet voice Miss Downs selections
were: My Mother Bids Me Bind My
Hair. The Duel and The Little Gray
Dove and again she covered herself
with laurels. Mss Byrd Wartmann
played the accompaniment
large number of ladies', and quite
a few gentlemen, called during the
afternoon and the silver offering
amounted to a nice large sum.
The friends of Mr. Charles Campbell,
Jr of DeLand, will be interested to
learn of his marriage to Miss Crystal
Davis, of DeLaad, which occurred re-
GENTLY in Orlando.
The host of friends in Ocala of Mr..
and Mrs. a. y. Goodwin will regret to
learn that they expect to leave Levon
or the 18th TO go to Orlando, where
Mr.. Goodwin has accepted a splendid
position with a naval stores company.
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Rev James X Glass arrived from
Island Grove this afternoon and tomor-
row he will fill the pulpit at Grace
Episcopal church.
Mr. and Mrs E f Fitch and pretty
baby, Sally Camp Fitch, left yesterday
for their home in Chicago after most
delightful visit with Mrs. Fitch's
brother, Mr.. Clarence Camp and fam
lily.
Little Miss Mary Louise Atkinson,
Fdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thornton
Atkinson, celebrated her seventh
birthday Friday afternoon by giving a
party to which quite a number of her
friends were INVITED. The young folks
had merry time, playing various
fgames, after which ice cream and
cake was served
| r Mr. and Mrs. Fred H Robinson and
Etheir daughter, Miss Lucille Robinson
have moved Aaalk to Ocala from Jack
sonville, and are keeping house in Mr.
/, J, q. Fergusonas- residence
r.
| Misses Frances Hale and Florence
| Schnitzler, two of Weirsdale's charming
young ladies, visited friends in Ocals
today. They were moving spirits in
The Masonic Ring" the interesting
and successful play given by home
talent at Weirsdale a few evening:
ago,
Mr. J. STANLEY Moffatt. after a pleas.
liant visit to his1father, Mr.. c. w. Moi
Efatt, left for DeLand this morning.
The members of the Christian church
/ had a most pleasant time at their an
nuaI social at the home Of Rev. w. II
Coleman Friday evening. Fully fifty
members of the church and Sunda!
school were present. The evening
passed enjoyably with music, CONVEX
Isation and "fireside games" The mem
Ibers of this church always have gen.
Iufne. old-fashioned home evenings a
Their socials.
Mr. and Mrs b. L Hooks are here
from Butler, Pa, guests of their son
in-Iaw and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. P
A. Durand sir. and Mrs. Hooks hav,
been here before, and their friends ar,
glad to see them again.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Green are yer!
comfortably located in one Of the cot
tages belonging to Col r. F. Roger
in the northeast part Of town.
The Star regrets to hear that Mrs
Il A. Y. Strunk. housekeeper at the Har
Irington Han, ; confined 10 her hom
by sickness.
Mr. Albert Harriss, who has beel
quite sick with malariaI fever, Is mucl
better
u Rev l. 3. Warren of Lake City wa
4 with his NUMEROUS, Ocala friends yes
u terday evening and this morning
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