The Ocala evening star., 1915-09-17
Our Evening Thought

do not magnify them into something
great Often little misunderstand-
ing at morning is like the mists, it
melts away at monday and leaves
the sky of your heart clear and
bright. Build little fence of trust
about your heart today. Fill the
space with loving work and therein
stay. Look not through the shelter
ing bars upon tomorrow. God will
help you bear what comes of joy or
sorrow-Holyoke Howard.
Miss Divide Chapman, of Jackson
vile, arrived this afternoon for few
days visit to Miss Gladys Drake.
Miss Martha Kate Rentz is the
week end guest of Miss Blair Wood
row at Woodmar.
Mrs. D. E. McIver and family will
move home from Lake Weir, where
they have been spending the summer,
next Tuesday.
night guest of Mrs. d. E. McIver, at
Idlewild, returning to her home this
morning.
Mrs. John Edwards and family
have returned from a lovely visit to
their host of friends and relatives at
Old Town, on the Suwanee River.
Mrs. W. B. Caldwell, mother and
little daughter returned Wednesday
afternoon from a few days spent de-
lightfully at Anastasia Island and st.
Augustine.
Mrs. Carter H. Dame and Miss Lois
Dame left on the early morning train
today for st. Augustine, where Miss
Dame will enter the convent for the
winter term.
Mrs. j. K. Austin, who has been the
house guest of Rev. and Mrs. Fred
BENJAMIN at Alexandria Bay, n. Y,
for the greater portion of the sum-
mer, is now the guest of relatives in
the Vermont valley.
Mrs. B. M Roberts, the efficient
matron of the Ocala high school
dormitory, is receiving a great num-
Der of applicants for the coming
school season, and several students
have already arrived. Misses May,
Alma and EIma Sykes of Leroy, will
spend the winter in attendance at the
high school and be under the chap
eronage of Mrs. Roberts. The dorm
itory is beautifully situated in a big
oak grove with spacious grounds and
the building which is large and COM
modious in every respect, is in readi-
ness for busy season.
Mrs. Vernie Roberts, who has for
several seasons conducted study
class for Ocala school pupils desiring
special help, will tender her summer
class, which closed this afternoon for
the present season, pretty little
party at 7:3O o'clock at her home in
by Misses Maude Mcintosh, Marie
Burnett and her daughter, Miss Cevie
Roberts. Miss Cevie Roberts viii
render a musical program, Miss
Louise Roberts will give a reading to
musical accompaniment and Miss
Dixionia Roberts, who is a clever lit
tie actress, will render a character
sketch in costume. This little affair
will include only the near nefghbors
of the hostess. Ice cream and cake
will be served at the conclusion of
the evenings pleasures. Mrs. Roberts
is meeting with much success and en-
couragement in her efforts to main
tain these afternoon study classes
and we are pleased to note that they
will be resumed on the 9th for the
winter term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield of St. Pc
tersburg will arrive in our city about
October 1st to make their home. Mr..
Mansfield is a postofice Inspector and
his charming wife will be quite an
acquisition to our social life this win
ter They viii make their home for
the present. with Mrs. B. T. Perdue
or Fort King avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Groves have
purchased building lot on Long Isl
and, 35 minutes by auto from Broad
way. They expect to build at once
and will have their home completed
by early spring. Mrs. Groves vii
spend this winter at home, arriving
about the first of January, which
news will be Of pleasant interest tt
her many friends.
Mrs Edward Holder is enjoying
delightful stay in Cincinnati. Sh
writes of the pleasant autumn day
and the beautiful informal enter
tainments of the season and long au
tomobile trips as the guest of friends
Mrs. Holder viii leave in few day
for French Lick Springs, where sh
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