The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-24


Mr.. Kreger.
Christmas Ball this Evening
At the Woman's Club this evening
the eight o'clock dancing club will
give its Christmas dance, the affair
Deing the first of the series of larger
parties which viii brighten the joy
Gus Christmas tide. The attendance
will be large and will include group
of charming visitors.
The Ocala friends of Mr.. Ruther-
ford T. Carlisle will be pleased to
learn that he has won a charming
bride. Mr.. Carlisle, who holds a posi- I
ton in Clarke's drugstore in Jack I
sonville, was married in that city the
other day to Miss Elizabeth Gertrude
Doyle of Holyoke, Mass. Miss Doyle
was a guest last summer to the fam !
.ly of Mr.. J. B. Carlisle in this city,
and while here made the acquaintance
of the young man now her husband,
and courtship and marriage followed.
She is a pretty and accomplished
young lady, and made friends with all
she met during her visit here. Mr..
Carlisle is an Ocala boy, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Carlisle, and was
born and raised in our city. He is a
steady young man and competent
druggist, and is doing well in Jack
1 sonville. His Ocala friends join the
Star in good wishes for him and his
bride.
} Mr.. L. w. Ponder goes to Orlando
tonight to be with his parents for
Christmas. Mrs. Ponder, who has
been in Orlando for the past few
weeks, will return home with Mr..
Ponder during next week.
Judge and Mrs. w. E. Smith and
daughter, Chivalette, left today in
their auto for Sanford, where they
/. viii be the Christmas guests of Mrs.
Smiths sister, Mrs. J. B. Ray. They
expect to return home Sunday after
noon.
Rev. and Mrs. R. D. Dodge will re-
turn to their home at Clearwater to-
morrow.
i Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Williams and
Miss Edith Williams will spend
!. Christmas at Brooksville, guests OF
> Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Zoller.
Mrs. Edward Badger, who has been
I'll with grip for two weeks, continues
8 quite i'll, though some better today.
She has been Joined for Christmas by
a her daughter, Mrs. S. G. Meyers and
children of Jacksonville.
$ The pretty Christmas exercises held
/ this afternoon at the Christian church
were attended by many and enjoyed
: by all present. The attractive pro-
9 grom. White Gifts for the King, ar
r ranged by the Sunday school teachers
2Iwas excellently rendered. A Christ
mas tree was the closing feature and
: TO each child present was given SOU
G venir.
q Mr.. and Mrs. /. B. Adams and chill
dren have gone to their former home
:, in Arlington, Ca, to spend the Christ
' mas holidays.
! Miss Ophelia Sawtell arrived last
r. night from Johns Hopkins hospital
Baltimore, where she is taking a
;, course in trained nursing, for visit
= of month, which will be welcome
, news to her friends.
lie DIR. C. A. Lyle, a rising young den
list at Palm Beach, Fla, Miss Mag
i yie Lytle, a member of the Pelham
: Ca, high school faculty and Mis-:
;. Mabel Lytle, a student at the conven1
: st San Antonio, have arrived to spend
% the Christmas holidays with then
mother, Mrs. Frank Lyle at Stanton
- Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Theus have al
"a their guests for Christmas the for
ner's brother, Mr.. J. E. Theus, wht
arrived last night from Daytona, Nh
w. L. Atkins of Atlanta and Mrs
" Theus' mother, Mrs. G. B. Stein, Mis-
Mae Stein and Mr.. Harry Stein, VIII
- closed their home on South Thir'
street this afternoon to be with thei
III daughter and sister for the holidays
az Tomorrow afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
IN Theus have invited a few specia
friends in for an informal buffet sup
no per party.
Oh Mrs. r. H. HoIestine and five chill
Y d-en reached the city yesterday fror
ne Monetta, S. c., to spend the holiday
III with the formers father, Capt. S. +
CT Pyles. Mrs. Holestine was formerl
"a Miss Mary Pyles.
Mr.. Goodwin Nixon, who now hold
= position with bank in Tarpo
:. Springs, was greeting Ocala friend
- today enroute to Wflliston to spen
- Christmas with relatives.
"a Mr.. Wallace Davis of the Munroe
osf Chambliss Bank, will leave tonigh
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