The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-25
Surprise for Mr.. Goddard


Surprise for Mr.. Goddard
Mrs Charles Goddard entertained
few friends last night at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Van Hood, the oc-
casion being Mr.. Goddard's birthday.
After Assem- bling at the house, all
went to the Temple theater where
seats had been reserved, and spent
pleasant hour with the pictures.
Afterwards, they returned home,
where a delightful supper was serv-
ed in the dining room. The dining
room was lovely in pink and white,
the table being covered with a love
ly lace cloth over pink, pink candles
and pink shaded lights. At either
end of the table lovely basket of
pink and white roses, tied with white
chiffon. In the center of the table
on a glass reflector reposed the
birthday cake, all aight with
candles.
| ouppCl SOuSlStCO I'll tu1thCA Sdldu,
olives, waters, and cheese tid-bits
Then the birthday cake was cut, each
one cutting for the ring, thimble and
dime. Much merriment was caused
over the efforts of each to see what
they could cut. After cutting the
cake coffee with whipped cream,
cake, pink minis and salted almonds
were served. Afterwards all ad-
| journed to the music room, where
music and conversation were indulg-
ed in until late hour.
| The guests in departing wished
Mr.. Goddard many happy returns Of
the day. Those enjoying the eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs Goddard
were Misses Lola Mcclure Adele
Bittinger, Marguerite Porter Mrs.
Jessie Haycraft, Mr. and Mrs. Mabry
Sumner, Mr.. Dupree, Mr.. Hopkins,
Mr.. Druhne, Dr. Weaver and Mr.. J.
H. Workman.
Mrs. NJ. K. Bingham returned
home last night from Winter Haven,
where she had been visiting her
daughter, Mrs J. E. Marshall
| Mrs. Mark Verdery, of Jackson
vile, is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. John West, nee Miss Sarah Yer
derry, in Tarpon Springs. Mrs. Yer.
derry and Mrs. West are pleasantly
remembered here as the guests of
Mrs. ]. B. Ley, at the Methodist par
physicians.
Mrs. @. Hay, of Crystal River is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Baum, OF
the Empire Cafe, for a few days.
President General to the U. ID. c.
The president general U. D. c..
Mrs. Daisy McLaurin Stevens, in her
message to the various chapters OF
the organization, has the following to
say regarding important matters and
measures in which the local chapter
and affiliated orders may be inter
ested::
Your attention is called to the fol
. lowing resolution, introduced at the
New Orleans convention by Mrs. VIII
liam L. Burr, of Alabama, and adopt.
ed:
Resolved: That the Daughters
, of the Confederacy endeavor to have
all counties have large registers in
which may be recorded the services
of every Confederate soldier, who
enlisted in that county; that state
divisions be requested to enlist the
aid of the Veterans and Sons of Vet.
Grams for this; that when legislative
action is necessary to enable coun.
ties to buy such registers they see
that such an empowering act be
passed by their state legislatures.
Do not neglect to give this matter
:. the proper consideration. It was rec
commended by the New Orleans Con.
J lVention that state conventions of di
visions make provision in their by.
laws that the corresponding secre
. tary general be notified of change il
division and chapter rosters. Divis
ion presidents will please comply
! with this recommendation.
. Article V, section 3, of the T. D
c. constitution states: A divis
. ion shall be organized by the adop-
ton Of a constitution and bylaws,
etc. Every thing to be done well
must be done 'tdecently and in or
der" 1t is absolutely necessary that
each chapter have a copy of the di-
vision constitution. SO your president
general insists that all chapters sup
ply themselves accordingly.
1t is my belief that great deal
would be accomplished if the L. D.