The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-27
Hospital to Commemorate vi
Woodrow Wilson

Rome, Ga, according to an ex-
change, was preparing such differ
ent home coming" for Mrs. Wood
row Wilson than the one of the past
week, when she was brought to be
laid TO rest in the cemetery there.
She had intended going home in Oc-
tober and the people of her home
town had been busy planting flowers
their perfume and beauty even
sweeter than theirs would be. Now
deprived of this pleasure they are
planning to honor her memory in |
just the way she would wish-to
erect hospital for the sick and suf-
fering whom Mrs. Wilson all
ways bore in mind, and the editor of
the Rome Tribune says of this idea: |
Now that our Home Coming
Week is to be such a different week
to what we had planned the oppor-
tunity is now offered to us, the peo-
pie of Mrs. Wilson's home town, to
honor in a beautiful and useful way
the memory of Rome's daughter and
the first lady of the land.
sit happens that we are on the
verge of beginning the erection of
new public hospital. The whole city
is enthused and interested Let all
of us that made a subscription to the
Home Coming Week pay it to the
chamber of commerce to be used in
building the new hospital. Let every
other man, woman and child in
Rome add to this and then in mem
DRY of our .presidnet's wife let US
name it Ellen Louise Arson Hos
pita1
perhaps Mrs. Wilson would pre-
fer such a monument to her memory
than one in cold and massive mar
bile
Mrs. Il. Van Hood will leave Mon
day for few weeks visit to her
daughter, Mrs w A. Collier in Tus-
caloosa, Ala. Mrs. Collier will go on
the first to DesMoines, Iowa, to visit
Mrs. Lew Lyons and Mrs. Hood will
remain with the Collier children
during her absence.
Mr. and Mrs c.. n. Kirkland, Mrs.
R. H. Purdom and Miss Cecile Downs
motored to Oxford yesterday, spend
ing the day in picnic fashion and
having a thoroughly good time.
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Mr. w. T. Gary is expected home
Sunday from a months visit to his
family in New York City. Mr.. Gary
will leave his family IN virginia en-
route home, where they will remain
until time for school to open.
Mr. d. E. Newer arrived in SYRIA
cuse Monday and joined his family.
They are having a magnificent visit
and expect to leave in few days
with their host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Conway, for motor trip to
Niagara and other interesting places
in New York state.
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e<Heartsease'' was the scene of an
Halliday picnic yesterday. Those in
the party were Capt. and Mrs. T. M.
johnson, Misses Clara Johnson, Alice
Bullock. ophelia LSawtell, Kathleen
jackson and Messrs. w. ]. Frink and
o. B. Howse. A most enjoyable day
was spent fishing, playing auction
land feasting on the good things that
/ go to make up an ideal picnic dinner.
/ Miss Louise Booze VIII leave ON
saturday for Mcintosh to spend the
winter teaching school in that pretty
little village. Miss Booze will make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon,
and will begin her school duties
Monday morning.
! Mr. Merton Mann, who has been
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. d. NJ
Smith, for few days, returned to
Tampa yesterday to join college
friend who is touring the state. Mr.
Mann expects to return to Boston
very soon, but will spend a day OIL
two in this city enroute to his home
: Mr.. Julius Brown will leave to-
l morrow for Atlanta, to visit for q
' few day before going on to resume
f his school duties at Perdue, in Indi
j ana.
Mrs A. B. Williams of ,Ocala, ant
$ Mrs. o. ]. Holden of Tampa, are il
: the city visiting their brother, C. L
I Hopkins.-St. Petersburg Independ
: ent.
b MisS Rnat,-icc. .IAnII.c.r. Lee