The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-30
Thought for the Day

lnDIBHl iOT the Ddl
1t is easy to be bright and cheer
full when there is nothing to try our
tempers. 1t is very easy TO do our
duty when we can have things all our
own way, but the test is when we
have TO undo all that we have done to
please some one else. When we must
bear reproofs and criticisms in
silence, when we must do our best for
those that care nothing personally for
Us, but have a right TO demand per
feet work at our hands,. III. Brown
Miss Hannay Ellis Will leave tomOr-
row for Bristol, Fla, where she will
establish school of music for the
winter. Miss Ellis is one of Ocala's
most talented and popular young la
dies and her friends wish for her un-
bounded success in her professional
career.
Miss Annie Pope Eagleton is the
guest for the week of Capt. and Mrs
e. L. Martin at Oklawaha.
DR.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Smith left this
morning for Jacksonville, where DR.
Smith was called on professional
duties. Mrs. Smith before returning
home will make a short visit to Day
tona Beach, joining Mr.. Morris Smith,
who is spending a few days at that
popular resort.
Mrs. w. T. Phillips, nee Miss Car
RE Sigmon, and two children left to-
day for Lake Weir, after a delight
full visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie
Roberts and family. Mrs. Sigmon will
spent some time as the guest of her
mother, Mrs. B. F. Sigmon, before
returning to her home in Tampa.
Mrs. R. R. Marsh of Sanford arriv-
ed yesterday for a lengthy visit to
her mother, Mrs. Gamble and sisters,
Mrs. Jerry Burnett and Mrs. Tom
Jones.
Mrs. Inez White and three inter
esting little ones left Saturday aft
ernoon for their home in Memphis,
Tenn, concluding a delightful visit
to Mrs. Whites sister, Mrs. w. d.
Caldwell and family.
Miss Miriam Pasteur left Saturday
afternoon to resume her school duties
at Fort Myers, her school opening
this morning.
Mr.. J. Duncan Mcdonald returned
today from a short pleasure visit to
Palatka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris are at
home from a three weeks stay at
Busby Hall, near Asheville, N. c.
During his absence Mr.. Harris has
written a series of beautiful letters
for the press, depicting the joys and
pleasures of life amid those wonder
fully glorious mountains, which his
many friends and patrons of the Ban
ner have most thoroughly enjoyed.
Mr.. Ben Rheinauer left today fol
New York City, where he will pur.
chase goods for the firm of Rheinauel
& Company.
Misses Mary Burford, Carol Per.
renot, Messrs. Robert and Leslie An.
derson returned this morning from g
delightful weekend spent at Lake
Weir as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Camp and family.
One of the most delightful of the
little social events of last week was
the pretty supper party given Fri.
day evening by Miss Agnes BurforC
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Burford. The occasion be.
ing a birthday celebration, added q
zest and especial interest to the eve.
ning's pleasures. Enjoying this pref.
ty birthday party with Miss Agnes
were Misses Nettie Camp, Louise
Rentz, Thee Beckham and Messrs
Charles Duval, Dick Dewey and
James Hill. The supper table was
daintily arranged and the delicious
good things that go to make up a
happy birthday party were greatly
enjoyed, after which all repaired tc
the Temple and spent the evening
seeing the pictures.
Mr.. c. c. Balloon has as his guest
little Miss Elizabeth Balcom, his
winsome and dainty sister, who arriv.
ed Saturday afternoon from Gaines.
vile
Mr.. ]. K. Dickson is at home from
short visit to his family, who are
summering in South Carolina. Mrs
Dickson and little daughter will re
main the guests of relatives for some
time longer.
Carlton Stephens of Ocala, i:
spending a few days here with hi:
boyhood friends. His father was &
former pastor of the Perry Baptist