The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-07
Our Dolly Nardens


mind this year by taking off quite a
/ few years wherever desired. All a
woman had 10 do TO become modish
to degree is to wear her skirts prop
erly short and her boots proportion
ately smart and she at once lessons
! her years and adds the sprightliness
| of youth. There is something pre-
| eminently feminine about the fall
skirt, there is certainly coquettish
charm about real feminine frills. The
| girl of today will be quick to realize
and appreciate the opportunities that
are being revealed to her in the return
of the famous Dolly Warden styles,
daringly short with dainty slippers
| peeping to and fro. 1t is a welcomed
style in which we are all privileged to
rejoice.
Had little Miss Alethia Ashley liv-
ed few more days she would have
celebrated her sixteenth birthday and
in commemoration of that day large
number of her friends and school
mates gathered last evening at the
home of Mrs. c. V. Roberts and
wound garlands and fashioned beauti-
full floral bouquets which were placed
in large box and shipped this morn
ing to Moultrie, Ga, where on Satur-
day they will be placed by loving
hands upon the grave of their little
departed friend and loved one, who is
sweetly sleeping in the family bury
ing ground near that city. Across
the lowly mound will be placed a
chaplet containing these words out
lined in cedar, "16 October 9, 1915,
Alethia Ashley" This beautiful and
artistic piece was done by Mr.. Pez-
zullo. 1t will be remembered by
many that this little girl was the vic
tim Of a wrongly filled prescription
and her passing was very sudden and
heart rending, especially to her host
of little friends in this city, and theil
tribute of last evening is indeed g
beautiful and touching one.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Baum are spend
ing today at Crystal River, combining
business with pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Sandlin return
ed last evening from a few days
stay in Gainesville, where they have
been in the interest of the citrus sem
mar.
Mr.. E, L. Wartmann of Citra i!
spending a few days in Atlanta, wher'
he went on Sunday last to accompan!
his wife home after a visit of some
weeks to their daughter, Mrs. Eugen'
! Cox.
Mrs. Peabody returned to her hom,
in Sanford this afternoon after a fort
nights visit to her son, Mr.. Cliffort
Peabody at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Bats.
Mrs. Owen Geise is the guest o
her daughter, Mrs. Sales in Tamp
; for a few weeks, going down las
Sunday.
Mrs. T. C. Clayton, who has beei
sick for some time, is steadily recov
ering, and was able to return hom
from the hospital day or so ago.
Mr.. S. T. Sistrunk went up to Jack
sonville this afternoon to meet hi
daughter, Miss Virginia Sistrunl
who will arrive there from Alabam
tomorrow, and accompany her home.
DIR. and Mrs. T. X. Slaughter an
family from Summerfeld spent tn
day in the city combining bushes
with pleasure.
Nj Mr.. T. S. Kyle left this afternoo
for his home in Gadsden, Ala, afte
stay of several days at the Mucl
land farms and in this city.
j Miss Hilda Eulenfeld was the Wis
tor today in this city with friend
returning to her home at the Oklaws
ha River Farms this afternoon.
Miss Minnie Stovall and her litt
sister will arrive on Sunday frol
Tampa for a visit instead of Frida
as they had first intended.
Miss Annie Atkinson and Mi!
Mary Wyatt Galbraith are spendin
happy fortnight with Miss Hele
Chevann in Knoxville. Miss Chevar
\ is entertaining in their honor eight
her best girl friends at a delightf
houseparty. 1t is needless to sd
that the young ladies are having
- magnificent time Miss Atkinson
: expected home some time the latt