The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-02-17
Red Letter Social

Red Letter Social
The Epworth League will give a
Red Letter Social Friday evening at
7:3O o'clock. There will be a short
program followed by the observation
of four February red letter days
Dickens, Valentine, Lowell and Wash
ington. All Methodists and their
friends are invited.
Miss BarrOws Will Give a DemOnstra-
ton and Lecture at the
WOman's Club
Saturday Miss Anna Barrows, a
teacher in Columbia University, secre-
tary of the National Home Economics
Association and for twelve years
director of the home economics school
in Chautauqua, NJ. Y, will give dem
onstration and lecture at the Wom-
ans Club Saturday, the demonstra-
ton beginning at $50 o'clock in the
morning and the lecture at $3.50 in
the afternoon, following the business
meeting.
Miss Barrows comes to Ocala at
the invitation of Mrs. w. T. Gary,
chairman of home economics, who has
charge of the program for that aft
ernoon. Miss Barrows has spoken at
farmers meetings, before women's
clubs, schools and colleges in about
twenty states. She has done consid-
cradle writing, many of her articles
having appeared in widely circulated
periodicals. She has also prepared a
text book for a correspondence course
conducted by a Chicago school. A
graduate of the Boston Cooking
School, Miss Barrows has been teach
ing and lecturing for about twenty
years.
Mr.. Robert Anderson, Jr., Of Ocala
is the house guest of his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Anderson, al
their home on Market street Mr.. An.
derson, Jr, was among the out-of.
town guests attending the society
cabaret at the Mason hotel last eve.
/ ning.-Jacksonville Metropolis.
/ Mrs. Cecil Bryant and interesting
children, Inez, Louise and Farris
have returned to their home in Ocals
after a pleasant visit in this city, the
guests of Mrs. William Weigel. Be
fore returning home, Mrs. Bryant en-
ioyed an automobile trip to st. Au
gustine and Palm Beach.-Jackson
vile Metropolis.
Mr.. Barney Marcus, who recently
visited his sister, Mrs. Marcus Franz
here, passed through Ocala yesterday
en- route to his home in Savannah
from Tampa, where he was a Gaspar
lila guest at the home of Congress
man Sparkman.
| Mrs. James Chace leaves the las
of the week for Baltimore to spenC
several weeks at Johns Hopkins hos
lpital.
/ Mrs. E. T. Helvenston has returne,
from Tampa, where she was tn
guest of relatives during Gasparilla
Mrs. Helvenston's cousin, Miss Maud
Alexander of Brooksville, who ha
frequently visited in Ocala, was ais
a Gasparilla visitor.
Miss Grace A. Townsend, the wei
known secretary of the Florid
Christian Endeavor, spent last eve
ming and night in Ocala with Mrs. N
NJ. Little, en- route from Gainesville
where she attended the North Centrs
Christian Endeavor convention.
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Thursday night at the E. Broadwa
church the w. C. T. u. will hold it
annual Frances e. Willard memoirs
services. The program viii be give
tomorrow.
The following from the Times Unto
viii be of interest to the friends O
Miss Hampton:
Miss Glenn Hampton, of Hampto
Springs, who has been spending tn
past few days in Jacksonville, tn
guest OF Mrs. J. G. O'Neal and fami
~, at their home on Newman stree
left last evening for Cincinnati. 0