The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-26


But I'm wishing you joy on the luck
less day after.
Mary Carolyn Davies.
A Christmas Party
Yesterday afternoon at the home Of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Burford, little Miss Virginia Bur-
ford entertained about twenty of her
friends at lovely Christmas party.
The little folks spent several very
happy hours playing games on the
lawn and playing with little Virginia's
"doll house" in the living room. This
was the cutest little house imagin-
able, with eight rooms entirely fur
hearts aching for peace Christmas
nished with bulldog on the front
lawn and cow in the back yard. In
the living room was a beautiful
Christmas tree with quantities of
electric bulbs.
In the dining room ice cream and
cake were served. In the center of
the table was little lighted Christ
mas tree, with favor for each child;
each also received a colored paper
cap, which were Immediately worn.
The little guests left about dark,
saying they had spent delightful
Christmas afternoon.
Christmas Dinner for Mrs. G. A.
Carmichael
Yesterday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. D. Blackburn, Mrs. G. A. Car
michael was the special honor guest
at a family dinner party given her
by her granddaughter, Mrs. Black
burn. There were four generations
seated at the table, including Mrs. G.
A. Carmichael, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Car
michael, Mr.. and Mrs. James Enges-
sor, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flippen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weller Carmichael, Miss
Ida Eley, DR.. E. G.. Lindner, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. D. Blackburn and children,
jeanette, Jessie Wray and Ben.
Dance Tonight
There will be subscription dance
at eight o'clock tonight at the Won-
ans Club.
Merris Carroll who with her mother
has ben in Providence, r. l., the past
seven months has seen and played il
her first snow Except that seen from
distance on the mountain tops il
the north in summer), and has hat
great fun playing in the snow, sleigh
riding and skating on the ice. Strang
to say, while it is so cold, she doe
not feel the cold as much as on col
days in Florida. Miss Christine Han
nah of st. Petersburg who is spend
ing the winter with her chum, Mis-
Mary Byfield in Washington, has ais
enjoyed the first snow she has eve
seen.
Mrs. w. T. Gary will entertain flo
the Woman's Missionary Society tn
ladies of the Baptist church at he
home on Fort King avenue on Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock. The reg
ular monthly missionary program WI
be given, followed by. an informal re
ception. All of the ladies of the Bal
fist church are cordially invited to b
present.
Bought and Paid For" a Worl
picture, will be seen at the Temp
i this afternoon and tonight. Mis-
Brady first appears as the charmin
school girl whom every one know
and loves. In stringent circumstance
she is compelled to leave school al
] GO out to work in order to assist
her mothers support. After her ma
rage to a millionaire her wo1
= really starts and Miss Brady's pr
sentation of the struggles she has
bring out the good side of her hu
bands nature will not easily be flo
gotten.
1 Miss Mary Galbraith of Galbrai
l Springs, Tenn, is expected sometir
this month to visit Miss Virginia 81
trunk. They will leave about the La
4 of January for Fort Lauderdale
\ visit Mrs. Alfred ]. Beck. Miss s
/ trunk will remain. there until East
when she will be accompanied hol
by Mrs. Beck.
III Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Smith of La
City have baby boy. Mrs. SIM
I was formerly Miss Donnie Taylor
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mabry Sumner hs
returned from their visit to Dade c
and Tampa.