The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-06-10

month al the Temple theater. Those
contesting for the medal last night
We're Misses Flora Polly, "A lethea
Ashley, MaryelIa Bray, Cevie Rob-
erts. Elizabeth Cowdrick and Esther
Perry. Next week there will be a
contest by class of young boys who
do not want TO be outdone BY the
girls
Silver Tea Given by the kings
Daughters
The Kings Daughters entertained
a large number of friends this aft
ernoon from 1870 to 6 O'Clock at a
delightful silver tea at the home of
their. faithful secretary, Mrs. F.. G.
B. Weihe.
In welcoming the callers Mrs
Weihe was assisted by Mrs. C. L.
Bittinger and number of the active
members. charming and inter-
esting musical program with several
clever readings was rendered. to the
delight of all present by Misses Sid
ney Harold, Annie Laurie Perry,
Nellie Gottlieb, Mamie Gross. Ethel
Haycraft, katherine Pyles, Lille
Bailey, Maude Mcintosh, Mary Err
vim, Henrietta Rabe and Mrs. H. M.
Hampton. Miss Rabe of Birming-
ham, is Mrs. Weihe's attractive
niece and she possesses a voice of re-
markable sweetness. Her several
selections contributed largely to the
pleasures of the afternoon.
The Weihe home was adorned pro-
fnsely with variegated flowers and
ferns. Tempting refreshments con-
sisting of tea. sandwiches and punch
was served. The silver offering |
amounted to a nice sum which the |
Kings Daughters will use In carry
ing on their work.
L. ID. C.
Dickson Chapter, U. D. c.. will I
meet Friday afternoon at 1901
o clock with Mrs. H. B. Clarkson.
Officers of the Pythian Temple
At the meeting last evening, the
Pythian Sisters elected the following
officers:
Mrs. Fannie Anthony-M E. C.
Mrs. Sarah c. Blitch-E. S. +
Mrs. Julia Connor-E. ].
Mrs. Mary Lee Bridges-Manager
Mrs. Lula Tompkins-Protecto
Mrs. Essie Spencer-Outer Guard.
Mrs. Susie Howell-Trustee for
eighteen months.
Representative to the Grand Tenn
,les-Mrs. Emma c. Burnett. II
Alternate-Mrs. Fannie Anthony.
Mrs. Marcus Frank was admitted \
q membership in the order, and
TODD the ordeal bravely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carmichael en-
ertained at An elegant three-course
today in celebration of the
wenty-first birthday of their son,
1r. Weller Carmichael The appoint
rents of the table were very pretty I
nd the occasion was presided over
ffh the charm and grace that Mrs.
carmichael is noted for. Those pres "
mt were Mr.. and Mrs Ed Carmi-
hazel, Mr.. and Mrs. Weller Carmi- :
hazel and little daughter Virginia,
Iiss Georgia MulhaH, Mrs. II. B.
hummer and daughter Miss Mar
uerite, Mrs. H. H. Kemp and Mr.. 6
[. III. wilkins. Mr.. Carmichael wasi
ne recipient of many hands0me
resents, one of which was a signeti
ing. presented to ffIm from hisi
lother.
"
Secretary Rooney has received a
liter from DIR. Carolyn GeiseT, wtol
lade herself such favorite with all
uring the chaurauqua meeting last =
.pril. DR.. Geisel expresses. the Il
eepest appreciation of Ocala peoplet
nd expresses her desire and hope to-
leet them again, either at another r
or meetings otfaerwises T
ranged for:
Mrs. d. E. McIver and daughter
fiss Frances Mciver. leave Monday
light for a series of delightful visits Z
vhich will extend through the. sum-
aer. They go first to Columbia, s.
=, then to western North Carolina,
listing at Hickory, Mrs. McIver's
ormer home, eastern North Caro-
ina, Virginia, Washington, D. c.,
nd Syracuse, n. Y. The latter part
# the summer will be spent IN New
hampshire at the home of Mr.. Gale
IcIntoSh Mrs McIyer'S eldest