The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-09
Thought for the Day

If you wish success in life, make per
severance your bosom friend, exper
fence your wise counsellor, caution
your elder brother and hope you
guardian genius.-Joseph Addison.
Cycle Teas
Giving pleasure to a circle of init
mate friends were the cycle teas giver
for the Methodist Missionary Society
by Mrs. Herbert Lattner yesterday
and Mrs. C. C. Bryant today.
Mrs. Lattner's guests were Misses
Fanny and Rosebud Robinson, Mary
and Anna Mcdowell, Nellie Gottlieb
Kathleen Jackson, Mrs. G. J. Perkins
Mrs. L. P. Wilson and Mrs. Samuel
Leigh. They arrived shortly after 8
o'clock and sewing formed pleasant
diversion for an hour and a half, after
which sandwiches, tea and pickles
were relished.
Enjoying Mrs. Bryant's hospitality
were Mrs. F. E. Harris, Mrs. George
Rentz, Mrs. J. NJ Meffert, Mrs. J. D.
Rooney, Mrs. John Strunk, Mrs. G. A.
Nash, Mrs. c. w. Moremen, Mrs. j. c.
Wheeler, Mrs. F. G. B. Weihe, Mrs.
Catewell and Mrs. w. E. Smith. Two
hours were happily whiled away do
ing fancy work and chatting. The
hostess served Waldorf salad, pickles,
sandwiches and tea.
The friends of Miss Blanche Mi
zelle, who is frequent popular WIS.,
itor, coming down from her home at
Orange Lake, will regret to learn of
her illness in Jacksonville, where she
has been since late summer under the
care of a physician. Miss Mizelle's
illness is the result of an accident
which she sustained a few summers
ago when down Silver Springs run
with party of friends.
Mrs. III. w. Rawls and children
were guests last night of Mrs. Emily
Green en- route to Micanopy from a
visit to Mr.. Rawls' parents at Berlin.
Mr.. Rawls, who now has a position
with the Imperial Laundry, expects to
bring his family here to reside in the
near future.
Miss Victoria Raysor reached home
on the limited yesterday from Jack
sonville, where for the past fortnight
she has been under the care of an eye
specialist. Though far from well Miss
Raysor is greatly encouraged over
the gradual improvement of her eyes.
She will return to Jacksonville in a
few days for further treatment and
will make frequent trips there dur
ing the next few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Bryant will have
as their guests during the holidays,
Mrs. Bryant's sisters, Miss Gladys
Farris and Mrs. w. R. Weigal of
Jacksonville.
At 500 party given by Editor and
Mrs. M. F. Hetherington in Lakeland
Tuesday, Mrs. Edwin Spencer made
the top ladies' score and for her skill
was awarded brass flower basket.
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In Sarasota, musical department
of the Woman's Club will be organic
ed Monday with Mrs. E. S. Brown
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Jack Hal
ton. Musical instruction will be Civ
en- to the club members free. One
dollar will be charged non club mem
bers for the season.
The Wildcats are sad today, be-
cause they will not have any game al
Leesburg tomorrow. The Leesburg.
ers, after sizing themselves up, con-
cluded they were not sufficiently in
training to meet the crack Ocals
team, and asked for postponement
of the game.
Mrs. L. w. Ponder, who is in Tam.
pa the guest of her sister, Mrs
Robert Sales, will go to Orlando foi
the holidays. She will be joined there
by Mr.. Ponder and they will be guests
of his mother,
Miss Minnie E. Neal of Jackson.
vile, state president of the w. C. T
u, who for week prior to the cleo.
ton, worked indefatigably with the
local w. c.. T. u. members, has re.
turned home greatly rejoiced owe,
the result of the election.
Mrs. A. ]. Brigance returned tc
Micanopy this afternoon after ar
over night visit to her sister, Mrs
Calvin West.
Little Miss Cora Mae Pillans is Ill
at the home of her parents, Mr.. anG
Mrs. L. FL. Pillans.
Miss Bette McIver, who is il
Tampa the guest of Miss Minnie Sto.
vail, will return home the first OF
next week. Today Miss McIver anG
Miss Stoyall were puests of Mrs T.