The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-30

8lvered before the federation conven-
ton in Lakeland and the the follow
Ing pleasing comment as to the APP
pearance of her picture, the first ever
published in a newspaper, in the
Lakeland Telegram:
"If the first lady of the state had
known the picture was going to be
printed it is doubtful if it would have
appeared, for she is ayerse to having
publicity. However, Governor Tram
nell, knowing there were a great
many people who would be interested
in seeing picture of Mrs. Trammell
In the papers had cut made utterly
unknown to the first lady of the state
and sent it to his old friends, the
Hetheringtons, publishers of the Tel
egram, with his compliments and the
hope that they would be able to find
space for it, assuring them that it
would be the first time Mrs. Tram
nnell's picture had ever appeared in
newspaper. Mr.. and Mrs. Hethering-
ton were only too glad to get the pic
ture and to keep the secret until the
cut appeared, greatly to the surprise
OF Mrs. Tramme1I, who did not find
out for some time how it came to be
In the paper"
The following from the Daytona
Beach notes in the Metropolis will be
of interest to the Ocala friends of
the bride-elect:
Miss Mildred Randall will enter
tain the members of her bridal party
at o'clock dinner on Saturday eve
ming. Her marriage to Ackland Still
ing will take place on Tuesday eve
ming of next week in the Congrega-l
tiona1 church of Daytona. Immediate
~ after the ceremony there will be
a reception given in the church par
lors.
zone of the pleasant society events
of the past week was the party given
by the Misses Carrie and Myrtle.
Freeman and Miss Margaret Reed at,
the home of the latter on Grandview
avenue, last Thursday evening, in
compliment to the bride-elect of next
week, Miss Mildred Randall. Each
guest presented the honor guest with
a receipt, which were cleverly bound
into compact book"
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Hill of st. Au-
gustine, after spending fair week
with relatives in Ocala, returned
home Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sellers will re-
turn today from Ocala, having motor
ed over Thursday to spend the week,
! end.-Orlando Sentinel.
Miss Ruth Hendricks went over 70
DeLand yesterday where she viii at
tend the Miller Bielby wedding which
takes place in that town Monday eve
ming Orlando Sentinel.
-.
Miss Frances Rowley returned Sun
day from a pleasant weekend visit
TO her home at San Mateo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Phillips Of Bal.
timore are welcoming into their home
a daughter, born Friday. Mrs. Phil
lips will be remembered in Ocala a:
Miss Isabel Patton, one of Gaines
viIle's most popular young LADIES'
Recently two memorial windows
were placed in st. Andrews Episco
pal church of Tampa, one of which
was dedicated to Bishop w. C. Gray
who until last year was bishop of tn,
southern Florida diocese. Quoting
the Times: eoThe window is to com
memorate the Episcopacy of formel
Bishop William Crane Gray and i
unique in that it is placed ther'
while he is still alive in order tina
all men shall be reminded of his goo'
works while bishop of this diocese"
Mrs. Park Trammell, who was re
Gently very charming guest of Mrs
E. l. Carney, returned to Tallahas
see today, after enjoying a series o
visits in Ocala, Crescent City, San
ford, Orlando, Lakeland, her forme
home, and in Arcadia.
Misses Halle and Esther Lei
daughters of Rev. ]. B. Ley of Lake
land, spent Thanksgiving in the cit
as the guests of their cousin, Mis-
Martha Emily Ley.-Arcadia Enter
prise.
The Eastern Star sewing circl
viii meet Wednesday afternoon wit
the president, Mrs. Fanny Anthem,
There will be an election of officers