The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-03-02

/ VI Lhc IOSc WHICH CREAMS lneES I'M
some rare pearl beneath the wind
kissed waves of a summer sea, threw
this into the form He was fashioning
and all heaven yelled its face, TO
10! He had wrought the southern
girl.-Exchange
The Chero-Cola Company has ar
ranged to serve its delicious bottled
drinks at the Woman's Exchange to
morrow afternoon at o'clock. Mrs
Gable assures the ladies that there
will be many attractions on this oc.
casion.
Mr.. Harry Cole has received caro-
from his wife, who is patient in q
sanitarium in Jacksonville, saying she
is doing well. She was operated or
last Tuesday and Mr.. Cole hopes to
bring her home~next week.
4 Miss Janet Weathers is enjoying a
visit to her cousin, Mrs. I. v. Stevens
| in Lakeland.
The reading club met this after
noon with Miss Katharine Scott.
Mrs. e. A. Osborn and Miss Helena
Wade of Jacksonville and Miss Lavan-
ia Lander of New Castle, Ind, heass
guests of Mrs. Osborn, and Miss Bet
tie Wray McIver mot6red to Gaines
vile yesterday, spending the day de
lightfuil ths guests of Mrs. Kate
Medlin.- =
After visit of week to her sister
Mrs. Julia Haisley. Mrs. J. H. Beville
has returned to Gainesville.
Miss Helena Wade of Jacksonville
and guest, Miss Lavania Lander OF
New Castle, Ind, who have been visit
ing Mrs. E. A. Osborn for ten days
left this morning for Montbrook for q
visit to Mrs. Will Macarthur before
returning to Jacksonville.
Mrs. Walter Green and baby OF
Plant City, who have been visiting
Mrs. G. C. Shepherd and Mrs. C. E
Ahearn for a week, left this after
noon for Jacksonville. Mrs. Green
came especially to be present at the
Trantham- Bullock wedding Thursday
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Tuesday evening the vocal depart.
ment under the direction of Messrs
Linscott and Bonawitz, gave ''The
Japanese Girl, an operetta by Charles
Vinvent. The Brenau Orchestra play.
ed the instrumental parts. The lead.
ing roles were sung by Misses Laura
Lew Bosworth, Eunice Sheffield, Ruth
Crawford, Vida Wheeler, Isabelle Pad.
gett, Lulu Belle Ellis and Katherine
Pyies. A feature of it was the Jap.
anese dance directed by Miss Brooks
i-Brenau College notes in the, Geor-
gian.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s.. Trantham, who
were to have sailed from Jacksonville
Monday for northern points, changed
their plans and are now in Camden
S. c., visiting Mr.. Trantham's mother
for a few days before continuing their
wedding trip.
Miss Melvina Burts of Tampa is
the attractive guest of Miss Legie
Bitch at Blitchton. The last of the
week Miss Burts will arrive for a
visit to her aunt, Mrs. E. NJ. Osborn
on Fort King avenue.
Mrs. Lee Kirby-Smith and little
daughter of Jacksonville, will arrive
tomorrow to visit their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Anderson
Mrs. Kirby-Smith was formerly Miss
Lillian Anderson. one Of Ocala's most
popular girls and friends are antici-
pating her visit with pleasure. DIR
Kirby-Smith will join his family Fri
day for weekend visit.
$50
Miss Donnie Proctor, who has beer
teaching school at Eureka, has closed
her school there and gone to Romeo
to fill an unexpired term there.
Miss Willie Proctor, who has beer
teaching school at Palmetto, arrived
this afternoon to visit her aunt, Mrs
Laura Welhoner.
The Woman's City Club is going t
hold meeting tomorrow afternoon
in the domestic science room of tn,
Hyde Park school, and at this tim
Rev. A. E. Cornish will make splen
did talk on the art of lace making
The club has been interested for som
time in an effort to establish a lac
making factory in Tampa, and Nj
Cornish will have some interestin