The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-20
gALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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The ladies of the library assoeia-
ton are busily and diligently at work
on what is.a labor of love to them
arranging the books and putting the
library in shape for its long hoped
for career of usefulness. There is a
great deal to do, as there are over
5000 books, all of which are being
properly labeled and indexed. Very
Jealous in the work are Mrs. Ford Fl.
Rogers, chairman; Mrs. Stovall, Mrs.
Bittinger, Mrs. D. NJ. Smith, Miss
Gamsby, Miss Sidney Harold, Miss
Adele Bittinger, Mrs. Sinclair and
Miss Janet Weathers. They have been
specially aided by Messrs. L. H. Cha
zal and j. D. Mcdonald.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Meffert are pleasantly interested to
hear of the approaching marriage of
their son Fred to Miss Lillian Neiden-
hofer of Lowell. The ceremony will
take place at the brides home next
Sunday morning. Fred Meffert is a
clever and popular young man, whose
life has been passed mostly in Ocala
and vicinity. Miss Neidenhofer is a
daughter of the pastor of the German
| church and leader in the colony at
Lowell. She is very pretty and ac-
complished young lady, and has made
a large number of friends since COM
ing to Florida with her father only a
few years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Collier, and
their little daughter Louise, arrived
today for visit to DIR. and Mrs. E
Van Hood, and to see their son Will
lam, who has for the past day and {
half been very i'll, the result of cut
ting his foot on piece of glass few
days ago. They were rejoiced to flint
the little boy resting easy and holding
his own. Although a visitor from
another state, William Collier is ;
popular and well-beloved little boy. A
least a score of times this morning
the Star was called on to inform som,
one of his condition, and it was glat
To be able to give optimistic reports.
H Mrs. Ford and son, Don, are hom
from their visit to Macon and Atlanti
Beach. Miss Stotesbury, who is nov
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
). Ford, in Jacksonville, is expecte,
home next week.
Mr.. T. I. Arnold says that the bi,
mill at Oak is shut down two week
for repairs. He says that having pu
the men to work overhauling the ma
chinery and other renovations, he i
going to take little holiday. He in
tends to go to Jacksonville to join Mrs
Arnold for few days.
II The Star regrets to learn tina
Bruce Meffert is confined to his hom
by illness.
Il Foster Floyed, who has been yer.
sick for ten days, is able to be u
again.
Il Miss Mary Burford is home from
her visit to Alabama and Atlanti
Beach.
i Mrs. A. B. Weaver and son, VIII
/ have been visiting relatives in thi
city for several days, left today 70
their home in Miami.
It is evident from all that is hear
that the play to be given by the Com
mercial minstrels at the Temple mex
4 Friday evening is believed to be
i good one and will be we'll attended.
The members of the Eastern Sta
had most pleasant meeting wit
Mrs. Mrs. j. H. Spencer yesterda
afternoon.
. Miss Alice Bullock is the guest Q
| Mrs. Clarence Camp at the lake.
Il Mr.. |. P. Stevens and his daughter
Mrs. w. Fl. Jackson, came in fror
Conner today, Mrs. Jackson going o
to Gainesville, where she will Wis
relatives. From there she will go t
Williston and Morriston to visit. Sh
will be absent for two months.
The boys of Co. A are likely to ca
Mrs. Fannie Anthony the mother {
the company. She is always sendin
them good things.
Little Dora, daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Fred Vogt, who has been so ver
sick is much better today.
II Hazel Dawn, of 4sPink Lady" fam
and late of the movies, will be seen /:
| the Temple theater this afternoon ar
i tonight in The Feud Girl" The fea
| ure is a production of the Famol
II PLAYERS studios.