The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-10-15
Our Evening Thought


Harvest and aftermath, and birds
low call;
Mellow, golden sunlight, and mystery
over all;
Blue sky Ger laden, over earth pail
Of dead leaves falling, and mystery
over all.
Life's shadows lengthening, youth
beyond recall,
Eternity awaiting, and mystery over
all.
After a temporary suspension dur
ing the hot summer months the
Camp Fire Girls held their first Off
cial meeting of the season Wednes-
day afternoon at the Woman's Club
rooms A full attendance met the
guardian of the camp, Mrs. William
Hooker, and a general routine of
work for the coming year was sue
cessfully planned. The first series
will be a group of cycle teas to help
with the work of the ehildren's home.
These cycle teas were suggested by
Mrs. Arthur G. Gunner of Jackson
vile, the Jacksonville ladies having
tested them most satisfactorily and
realized nearly two thousand dollars
from a cycle of four of these teas.
They are simply planned and seem
just the way to raise a fund with
little exertion. The guardian Of the
Camp Fire Girls will be the first
hostess and will invite eleven ladies
to be her guests next Tuesday after
noon, each lady to bring dime to be
given for the benefit of the Chill
dren's Home Society, for which these
teas are at present organized, and
each one of the eleven guests will be
asked within a week to give tea at
their homes or lodge and invite seven
or eleven friends, each to bring a
dime and they in turn to give tea,
and SO on until the conclusion may be
called. These plans under the super
vision of the Camp Fire Girls and
Mrs. e. A. Osborne of the civic COM
mittee of the Woman's Club will
reach almost every citizen in a de-
lightful and happy way, besides add
ing very greatly to the socially in
clined of our city. The Camp Fire
Girls are also planning weekend
at Treasure Island, near Leesburg,
some time early i'm December. They
will be accompanied by their guar
dian and Mrs. e. III. Mote of Lees
burg, who is the mistress of Ramp
Komfort. With candy sales and sew
eral other delightful plans, their win
ter will be we'll rounded out with
duties most charitable and pleasant.
Mr.. I. NJ. Rawls and nephew, Mr..
Corn Rawls of Montbrook, were WIS.,
itors motoring to this city yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. B. P. Beville, Mrs. S. C.
Beville and daughter, Miss Della
Beville and Mr.. T. I'll. Beville motor
ed over from Gainesville yesterday
noon, spending the greater part OF
the day and returning to their home
late i'm the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Preece re.
turned today from a weeks visit to
friends i'm Palatka and vicinity.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FL
Lloyd left early this morning in the
formers automobile for Jacksonville
They expect to return by train.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Arch MacKay ant
children, who have been guests fol
a few days of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A
Osborne, left this morning for thei
home in Morriston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Baum ar
guests of relatives at their forme
home in Albion, Mich, where the.
will remain for some time.
DIR. and Mrs. w. X. Lane arrives
home yesterday afternoon from a TEL
days stay at Brooksville, where the
have been in attendance upon tn
bedside of their cousin, Mr.. Burwel
who has been so desperately i'll TO
many weeks. Mr.. Burwell is some
what improved and it is believed tn
crisis is over.
1 Mrs. Robert Vann and party @
. friends motored i'm from Dunnello
last evening to witness Mutt an
jeff at the Temple.
$50
Mrs. Louis Duval and little daugf
ter will arrive home from the
summers outing some time durin
the latter part of next week.
Mrs. r. Ell. Purdom and Miss Liz
Harwell left today for Gainesville
where they will spend the week-en
as the guests of Mrs. r. A. William
III Mrs. J. I'll. Dunn expects to lea1
N tomorrow morning for st. Peter
burg for a visit of several weel
IA with her sister, Mrs. C.. /. Moore al