The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-05

we stand looking into the face Of Oc-
tober wondering what it has In store
for US. The passing days have held
their bitter and their sweet. Trials
OF sorrows are hardest while we live
them; joys are sweetest when they
are gone. Life would not be worth
much if all were sunshine or all
shadow Our mortality is but the
shadow that will pass away, but the
immortal part is the light that shall
last forever.
1t is pleasant to learn that Miss
Minnie Stovall and her tiny sister,
little Miss Susan Stovall, viii arrive
on Friday afternoon from their home
in Tampa for a visit of several days.
This is Miss Stovall's first visit since
leaving early in the summer and her
legion of friends are eagerly antici-
pating welcoming her again.
i Mr.. Wallace o. Stovall returned to
his home in Tampa this afternoon
from a delightful weekend spent in
the sister with his mother, Mrs. Mann
lie Howse Stovall and family.
Mrs. r. E. Downs returned yester-
day afternoon from a two weeks
visit to her husband at his pretty
farm near Summerfield.
Mrs. Arthur Hardaker (nee Miss
Edith Piatt) formerly of this city, and
her little son, Master Arthur Hard
aker Jr., have just completed a de-
lightful summer visit to Mrs. Hard
aker's mother, Mrs. Piatt at Cave
City, KY, returning a few days ago
to their home in New Orleans. Mr..
and Mrs. Hardaker have just COM
pleted a very handsome new home
which is located in one of the pret-
tiest districts of that city, and ex-
pect to move in about the first of
November.
Miss Sarah Agnew left this after
noon for her home in Jacksonville
after a months visit to her sister,
Mrs. ]. Carstens.
Miss Susie Simpson, very pretty
young lady of Gainesville, is in the
city for a short visit to her brother,
Mr.. Charles Simpson.
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DIR. and Mrs. T. X. Slaughter and
family were visitors in our city yes
terday, returning to their home in
Summerfield late in the afternoon.
A wedding of unusual interest in
social circles at Oklawaha on Lake
Weir, was the marriage this morning
of Mr.. Hugh Knight of this city and
Miss Annie Morrison, the pretty
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Nor
rison, pioneer residents of Oklawaha
The marriage was solemnized at the
brides home at the hour of nine il
the presence of only the immediate
families and a few neighbors. Mr.
Knight is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Knight, who have been residents o1
Ocala for a number of years. He i:
an exemplary young man with hos
of friends to wish him and his bride {
joyous married life. The youne
couple will reside at Oklawaha, max
ing their home with the brides par
ents. The bride is a charming young
girl reared to young womanhood a
Oklawaha, where she is greatly ad
mired and deeply loved.
The many friends of Judge ant
Mrs. w. S. Graham of Tampa, will b,
pleased to know of the arrival of ;
little daughter into their home ol
Sunday. Mrs. Graham was formerI.
Miss Sarah McCreery and for man!
years lived in this city.
Miss Rosebud Robinson mos
charmingly entertained the Tuesda,
auction club this afternoon at he
home. She was assisted by he
mother, Mrs. M. E. Robinson, and sis
ter, Miss Fanny Robinson. Fou
tables were attractively arranged il
the large sitting room of the home
which was frightened by the use o
early autumn flowers. Miss Robin
sons guests for the afternoon wer
Misses Mary Mcdowell, Nellie Gott
lieb, Kathleen Jackson, Helen Brown
Dorothy Schneider, Adele Bittingel
Mary Burford, Caroline Harriss, Blai
Woodrow, Beulah Hall, Gertie Peysel
Edith Williams, Eugenia Fuller, Alic
Bullock, Mrs. Herbert Lattner an
Mrs. Robert Allen Burford Jr At tn
CONCLUSION of the games, Miss Robin
son served her guests to a deliciou
three-course luncheon consisting @
tomato, nut and cheese sandwiche.
fig preserves with butter thins, chees
balls and grape lemonade. To tn
visitor holding the highest score wa
given a pretty deck of playing card
and the club prize was a beautifl
crocheted centerpiece. The afternoo
as Miss Robinson's guests was mo.