The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-05-11
Thought for the Day

hen one door closes another al
ays opens. but we usually look so
D1ong, so intently and so sorrowfully
upon the closed door that We do not
see the one that has opened.-Richter
Card Club Entertained by Miss
Jackson
The Tuesday auction club this aft
ernoon enjoyed its weekly play with
Miss Kathleen Jackson, who made
Amost gracious hostess, entertaining
sides the club members number
her friends. The guests found
at five tables arranged on the
and in the house. A pretty
ent of roses, Easter lilies,
ms and other flowers graced
rs.
Il was served during the after
" Misses Tommie STANDBY and
niche Mizelle, who, at the con-
efusion of the games, assisted the
hostess in serving delightful fruit
salad course The prizes were dainty
and attractive pieces of lingerie.
Enjoying Miss Jackson's hospital
ity were Misses Rosebud Robinson,
the hostess lovely house guest, Hope
Robinson, Minnie Stovall, Mary Bur-
ford. Lucille Robinson, Marie Won En-
gelken, Bette McIver, Virginia Sis
trunk, Alice Bullock, Adele Bittinger,
Nellie Gottlieb, Marion Dewey, Helen
Brown, Ellen Clarkson, Annie Atkin-
son, Mrs. j. Fl. Walters, Mrs. B. #.
Condor, Mrs. Eta Robinson, Mrs. J.
B. Horrell and Mrs. Herbert Lattner,
During his family's visit to Ocala
Mr.. Gay Livingston of Kissimmee, is
attending to business in Kansas City,
The monthly business meeting OF
Dickson chapter, u. D. c., will be
held Friday at $50 o'clock with Mrs
D. NJ. Smith.
Mr.. Claude C. Sims of Tampa re
turned home this afternoon after g
brief business visit to Ocala.
MISS hOSeDuU HODlHSOH VIII 90 u
Citra tomorrow to visit Mrs. Gustave
Robertson until Friday.
Phi Sigma College will hold its an
nual commencement exercises thi:
year on May 21st.
Mrs. Annie Waldo VanDeman ha:
returned from Orange Lake, Whert
she enjoyed delightful weekend
visit with Mrs. Dixon Irvine.
Mrs. l.. A. Snow of Ocala arrived
kurday afternoon for brief visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jacksonville Metropolis.
William Anderson, who in
sailing from Jacksonville Sun
for New York, has deferred he
until later.
The young ladies' auction club vii
meet this week with Miss Eugeni;
Fuller, who will entertain it on Sat
urday afternoon instead of Friday
the regular day.
Mr.. S. McDoughal, who has bee
enjoying visit to relatives in Tam
pa and at Leesburg, returned to Ocal
yesterday and is again the guest o
his daughter, Mrs. L. w. Duval.
Miss Marguerite Edwards, tn
bright young daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. John L. Edwards, who has bee
quite i'll, was able to resume he
studies at school this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Foote, Jr
nee Miss Emma Cannons, of DeLanC
will go to Cleveland, O., this week t
spend the summer. They will pun
chase car there and take severa
extended motoring trips, before re
turning to their home in Daytons
They will motor to Florida.
Miss Josephine Williams leave
Saturday for Barlow to spend sev
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs.
P, Newman. Later, accompanied b
Mrs. Newman and little daughtel
Miss Williams expects to do to som
resort for a sojourn of a month c
longer.
Mrs. B. A. Weathers and Mis-
Janet Weathers expect to leave tn
last of the month for New York an
Massachusetts for sojourn of seN
eral weeks. They are going especial
~ to be present at the graduate
exercises of Columbia Universit.
New York City, and Amherst Colleg
Massachusetts, at which time M
Brantley Weathers will receive h
law degree at the former and NJ
Paul Weathers will complete fou
years course at the latter schoo
Mrs. Weathers and daughter wi
visit while in New York the former
son, Mr.. Mel A. Weathers and wifi