The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-17
Thought for the Day

Thought for the Day
Keep your faith in all beautiful
things; in the sun when it Is hidden;
in the spring, when it is gone-and .
then you will find that Duty and Ser
vice and Sacrifce-all of the old
ogres and bugbears Of life-have joys 4
imprisoned in their deepest dun
geons. And it is for you TO set them
free-Roy Rolfe Gibson.
Miss Lucy Johnson, sister Of Mrs. I.
Reese Hunnicutt, left today for her
home in Atlanta, accompanied by
Miss johnson, another sister, who ar
rived last week from Atlanta. Miss
Johnson has been an inmate of the /
Marion county hospital since Feb
ruary, suffering from a nervous
breakdown following her graduation
from Columbia University, New
York.
A notable social affair in Jackson
vile Tuesday night was banquet in
the Indian room of the Seminole no
tel, given by the Pan-Hellenic Asso-
citation of that city. Representative
were present from twelve sororities
and included among the forty guests
present were the following who are
well known in Ocala: Mrs. w. s. Jen-
nings of jacksonville. a patroness of
Pi Beta Phi; Miss Dora Pelot of Ar
cadia, a Delta, Delta, Delta; Miss
/ Mary Verdery and Miss Helen Hunt
of Jacksonville, the former Chi
Omega and the latter Alpha Kappa
Psi. Miss Hunt was toastmistress
and toasts were given by Miss Yer
derry and Mrs. Jennings. The affair
was the first of its kind ever held in
the state and was thoroughly enjoyed
by all present.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lidden re-
turned home yesterday from their
wedding trip, and are pleasantly To-
Gated with the latter's parents, Rev.
and Mrs j. H. Martin, at their home
on West Monroe street.-Times-
Union.
Miss Sue Barco, who was engross-
ing clerk during the recent session Of
the legislature, is here from Miami to
spend a few days. Friends of her
father, Mr.. J. NJ. Barco, will regret to
learn that he is still in feeble health
at the home of his daughter-in-law,
DIR. and Mrs. Jas M. Jackson in Mi
ami and on which account Miss Sue
Barco will return to that city in the
next few days.-Clearwater Sun.
J Miss Katie Mae Eagleton returned
today from a pleasant visit to Mis-:
| Helen Veal at Cotton Plant.
| In giving her annual report at the
Epworth League conference in Lake
land, Miss Mary McMullen of Largo
secretary of the Ocala district, an
nounced that there were 20 leagues
Is senior and eight junior, and that
the district had raised about $500 foI
all purposes.
Mrs. H. HI. Brand and Miss jose
phine Brand, who have been with
relatives in South Carolina since the
death of Mr.. Brand, expect to spend
the summer in Jacksonville with Mr.
j. N. Brand and family. Mrs. Brand
and daughter will shortly come to
Ocala for several days visit to Mrs
E. G. Peek.
/ Mr.. Robert Tydings, who has a
| position at the rock crusher at Will
liston, came home this morning for q
short visit.
H Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lucas are ex-
| pected to reach home today from
!! their wedding trip of two week.
spent delightfully."- on the east eoas
and in Jacksonville.
Miss Rexie Todd, popular mem
Der of the college set, returned HON,
4 today from Peabody College in Nash
vile. For the past ten days Miss Todt
has been visiting her brother, D1
Ben Todd in Atlanta.
). Mrs. G. H. Ford of Jacksonvill
arrived yesterday for a fortnigh
visit to her father, Mr.. B. A. Wealth
s ers and brother, Mr.. HILBERT Wealth
: ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Brown, Mrs. "
n A. Coin, Misses Helen Brown, Flossi
i Byrd, Bernice Lyle and Adele Bittir
ger were guests today of Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. J. Williams at Homosass;
going down on the Woodmen excul
y sion this morning.
!. The following invitation has bee
received in Ocala: "Mr. and Mr.
Charles Floyd Hopkins request til
- honor of YOUR presence at the maj