The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-10-12

our future life. We walk in tangled
path of shade and sun.
So this dreamy life is passing as we
move amidst the maze,
And we grope along together, half
in darkness, half in light;
Our hearts are often burdened with
the mysteries of of our ways,
Which are never all in shadow and
are never wholly bright.
"A. 7. R.
Miss Nellie hidden, who was OPP
Grated on at the hospital short time
ago, has sufficiently recovered to be
moved to her home, much to the de-
light of her many friends.
We regret exceedingly to learn of
the illness of Mrs. L. n. Green, at the
hospital, where she was taken a few
days ago.
Mrs. John M. Martin returned home
yesterday afternoon from a delight
ful summer spent with her daughters
in Forsyth, Ca, and Asheville, n. c.
Mrs. Claude Gates and infant
daughter are spending some time at
the home of Mr.. Gates mother, Mrs.
H. C. Gates, before returning to their
home at Marathon. Mr.. Gates, who
has been with his family for several
weeks, left today for Tampa to trans
act business.
Miss Alice Campbell returned home
this afternoon from long visit to
relatives and friends in Tennessee
and Kentucky. She stopped in Jack
sonville a few days en- route home.
Master Hugh Igou, the bright little
son of Senator and Mrs. Will Igou of
Eustis, is, we are sorry to learn, very
i'll at his parents home in that city.
Mrs. F. T. Schneider and daughter,
Miss Dorothy Schneider, entertained
st. Katherine's Guild Monday after
noon most delightfully."-. 1t was the
regular business meeting of the
month and the attendance was very
good. After the business session the
hostesses served delicious hot choc-
olate and cake.
Mrs. Edward Holder returned yes
terday afternoon from a six weeks
visit to Cincinnati and French Lick
| Springs.
Mrs. Dempsey Mayo and children
will return home from their summer
outing spent in College Park and La
Grange, Ca, within few days.
Mrs. Ards Waterman has returned
home from a few days spent in Jack
sonville as the guest of her mother,
Mrs. B. J. Potter and sister, Mrs.
Mallory Liddon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hilands have
decided to spend the winter in New
York City, their former home. They
expect to return here to spend Christ
mas with their son and family, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Hilands, who will
continue to reside in Ocala.
Mrs. Kate Brinkley and three in
teresting children are moving into
their new home recently purchased
from Mrs. William Anderson on Fort
King avenue. Mrs. Brinkley has had
the house entirely renovated and re-
painted and it is quite one of the
most attractive homes on that popu-
lar avenue.
/ Mrs. R. E. Downs is spending this
week at Summerfield with Mr.. Downs,
on their pretty farm just out of that
little town.
Il Saturday afternoon little Miss Cor
Inelia Dozier, assisted by Miss Loureer
Spencer, entertained twelve of hel
friends at very charming rock party
In the sitting room of her parents
beautiful home on Oklawaha avenue
The little ladies playing at this love
lly party were Misses Ethel and Eliz
abeth Horne, Elizabeth Bennett, Mar!
Lane, Jessie DeHon, Ruth Simmons
Virginia Beckham, Lucille Gissen
daner, Christine Close and ClifforC
Sexton. Miss Lucille Gissendane1
won the prize for the highest score, /;
pretty silver picture frame. TIL
three tables were attractively arrang
ed with pretty covers and cand.
Throughout the games, after which
hot chocolate, cake and waters wer
served. On Monday afternoon thi
same merry bunch repaired to tn
home of little Miss Jessie DeHon an,
Ihelped her celebrate her eleventh
birthday with all the pleasures dea
to the hearts of happy childhood
When all had assembled they repairet
TO the Temple Theater to see the pic
lures, which were unusually attrac
tive, after which visit was made t.
the Court Pharmacy, where ice cream
was served. Little Miss DeHon re
ceived number of beautiful birth
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