The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-08


think quietly; talk gently and act
frankly. Listen to the stars, the
birds and the babies and sages with
open hearts Bear cheerfully and do
bravely-await occasions and never
hurry. In other words, let your
spirituality arise unbidden and TN
consciously let it grow up through
and above the things that are COM
mon.-Extract from Charming.
Miss Maude Alexander passed thru
the city yesterday afternoon en- route
to her home in Brooksville after a
charming summer spent with friends
and relatives in New England.
Mrs. Mamie Howse Stovall, Miss
Minnie StovaH and MIR. Bernard
Koonce returned yesterday afternoon
from most delightful motor trip to
Daytona, going and returning by way
of Sanford, Orlando and Leesburg.
MIR. Wallace o. Stovall, who accom-
panied his mother and sister, left the
party at the beach, going on to his
home in Tampa.
Mr.. G.. "A. Cannon of New York has
joined his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
can Cannon at their home on Camp
Heights, and wild in all probability
spend the winter here.
Miss Josephine Bullock arrived
home yesterday afternoon from
three months stay in Demorest, Ga,
where she has been with her mother
and family.
Miss Jessie Woods and cousin, Miss
Katherine Hummy, left yesterday for
Dade City to visit their uncle, Mr.. i.
A. Woods and family.
Mrs Robert Taylor, former pop
ular resident of this city, passed
through yesterday with her sister,
Mrs Clifford of Eustis Mrs. Taylor
win be the guest of Mrs. Clifford for
about ten days, after which she viii
pay a short visit to friends and rela-
=tives in Ocala.
Miss Clara johnson will be the
hostess tomorrow afternoon of the
young ladies nullo club.
Mrs. George Ford arrived home |
Sunday from Washington, and will |
leave tonight for Ocala to visit with
relatives. Metropolis.
Mrs Harry Peter of Dunnellon is !
in the city, combining business and |
pleasure today.
"A beautiful home wedding will be |
solemnized this evening at 6 O'Clock
in Jacksonville, when Miss Julia Be-
Vile, the attractive daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Al. S. BeyiIle. will he united
in marriage to Mr.. Jonathon Yerkes.
This marriage is of special social
interest to many in this city. where
Miss Beville is we'll known and has
many relatives to join in wishing
them all great happiness. Miss Be
vile is the niece of Mrs. julia Halls
ley, of this city.
Mr.. F. w. Ditto went to Jackson
VILE yesterday afternoon. He reteiv-
ed a telegram stating that his broth
er. Raiford, who has been i'll for
year and half was much worse.
Mr.. Ditto will bring his brother to
Ocala, if he is able to make the trip.
Mrs. Mary Eagleton is moving to-
day to her home which was formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Con
don.
There is much activity in club cir
cIes today. The ladies are having
the furniture moved into the new
building and getting things in shape
and readiness for the formal open
ing reception.
The Ocala Library Association met
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock in
the board of trade rooms, and reor,
ganized for the winter season. The
meeting was a most enthusiastic one
and much important work was &C
complised. The association is undel
special obligations to Mrs L. R. Cha
zaI for eleven volumes of literature
and to Mrs. Alexander, of Worcester
Mass, for two volumes of Christian
science, a life of Mrs. Eddy and man,
pamphlets.
DIR. and Mrs. J.. H. Won Engelkel
s1I - n paIatlxa Friday for a Wis;