The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-07

and in their honor DR.. and Mrs.
Hood will entertain at a charmingly
appointed dinner this evening. Shar-
ing the honors with the Misses Hood
Will be Miss Elizabeth Kane Of
Springfield, H., and Mr.. Guy Zewad
ski of Tampa.
Reception to Mrs. William Hooker
This afternoon Mrs. Kirke Munroe
will give a reception to Mrs. William
Hooker, president of the Florida
Federation of Woman's Clubs. All of
the visiting club women now in Co
coanut Grove are invited. Also the
president and members of the
Housekeepers Club and the members
Of The Folio Club" of Which Mrs.
Munroe is president.
Other guests will be Mrs. Nc
Whittier, former president of the
Indiana Federation; Mrs. Whipple,
president of the Rockville, Indiana,
club; Mrs. Strauss, author of The
Plain Country Woman" of the La
dies Home Journal, and Mrs. Wins
low, of Chicago, a prominent club
woman.
Mrs. Hooker could only be here
for a short time and has honored
her federation officer, Mrs. Kirk
NUnroe, who is chairman of two
important committees on the feder-
alton, and who holds several other
responsible offices, by giving Mrs.
Munroe the opportunity of enter
| tanning and asking others to meet
this clever, handsome woman, who
presides with such grace and good
| judgement over Florida's busy
ciubs-Miami Herald. i
Mrs Hooker to Visit Fort Pierce
The Fort Pierce News contains the
following:
Monday will be red letter day for
| the Woman's Club of Fort Pierce.
On that day Mrs. William Hooker
Of Ocala, president of the State Fed
Grafton of Woman's Clubs, will be
the guest Of the local club and great
preparations are being made for her
reception and the ladies are all look
ing forward to hearing her. discuss
! ion of live questions of interest to
women and her address on the gen
eral work of Woman's Clubs
Monday evening Mrs. Hooker will
give an address in the Methodist
church on the general work of Wo-
mans Clubs, which promises to be
one of the most interesting talks
made in Fort Pierce in some time
| Monday night, after Mrs. Rockers
address, reception will be tender
ed the state president at the home
OF Mayor and Mrs. R. Whyte.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Carmichae
! and Mrs. James Engesser returned
today from Hot Springs, where they
went some three weeks ago for the
benefit of Mr.. Carmichaers health
When. they left Ocala the friends
who were at the station to say good
bye, thought it scarcely possible Il
ever see Mr.. Carmichael again il
life and his return so greatly i'm
proved is a matter Of great pleasur,
to all. Mr.. Carmichael is enthus
iastic in his praises of DR.. A. G
Shaw of Hot Springs, who has vir
tually brought him back to life, ant
says he is the greatest doctor in tn,
world. DR.. Shaw was wired TO
when Mr.. Carmichael was at hi
worst and remained in constant at
tendance upon him for four days be
fore starting with him for Ho
Springs. DR.. Shaw is a man com
. paratively young, being only 4
years of age, but already stands il
) the front ranks of his profession il
. Hot Springs and is called frequently
AS consultant to other parts of tn
; country. His success in Mr. Carmi
. chaeIs case is certainly wonderful
| Oii e'StouAI VI phs SlSdl NSdhiltS
; Mr.. Carmichael was unable to TAX
The baths, so his improvement is en-
tirely due to the medical skill of Dr.
; Shaw. Mr.. Carmichael will return t,
. Hot Springs in April to take tn
baths and for some further treat
ment. after which the doctor prom
, iSes that he will be stronger than h
has been for years. This is vel
come information for his host o
; friends and the Star is glad 10 be tn
herald of the good news.
Mr.. H. S. Chambers has rented tn,
. Fausett cottage at Eastlake and Mrs
Chambers and her mother, Mrs
; Plocher, will go to the lake Monda,
. or Tuesday to spend several months
Mr.. Chambers will make frequen