The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-12

the soldiers. Mrs. W. T. Gary is also
the guest of Mrs. Bennett with the
members Of the committees who are:
Mrs ]. R. Moorhead, Mrs. Cecil Bry-
ant, Mrs. ]. C.. Caldwell. Mrs. T. C..
Carter, Mrs. H. B. Clarkson, Mrs.
George Close, Mrs A. C. Cobb, Mrs.
L. W. Duval, Mrs. H. C. Dozier, Mrs.
] ". A. Coin, Mrs. J. NJ Meffert, Mrs.
S. R. Pyles, Mrs c. E. Simmons, Mrs.
/ J. D. Robertson and Mrs. Hattie
Webb Of KenGrick
In the write-up of the wedding of
Miss Margaret McIlvaine of Tavares
and Mr.. Percy Collins of PaIatka,
which occurred in the former place
Wednesday, the Tavares Herald saws
of their unusual honeymoon: Chang
ing to khaki service suit the bride
and groom departed in canoe for
an extended trip through the beauti-
full chain of lake, the Oklawaha river
and into the picturesque st. Johns
on to Palatka, their future home,
which they expect to reach in about
two weeks.
Mrs. D. C. Stiles surgical dressing
class meets at the Red Cross room
over the postoffice at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. So many people are still
under the impression that these
classes are an invitation affair, which
: is sadly mistaken idea. This is Red
Cross work, and any one who is
member of the Marion County Chap
ter. American Red Cross. is not only
welcome but needed to help in the i'm
portant work laid out for these
classes.
Mrs. George MacKay and daughter,
Miss Annie left this afternoon for
three weeks visit to friends in Geor-
git. They will first visit Mrs. Scott
and Miss Annie Sharpe in Atlanta,
where Messrs. Robert and Kenneth
MacKay are attending school, and
from there will go to Newman, to visit
Misses Ethel and Frances Arnold.
$50
Mary Garden, the famous star, and
other members of the Goldwyn Nov
ing Picture company, are in st. Au-
gustine for the filming of "Thais."
This picture will be Miss Gardens
first screen appearance, and she of
course takes the stellar role.
"**
Mother O. Nine" charming little
Irish story and a Bluebird picture,
will be seen at the Temple today,
starring Ruth Clifford and Ralph Jul
ian. Mother O. Mine" is a feature
particularly well adapted to the
tastes of all picture patrons, as it
strikes a chord of sentiment which
will echo pleasingly in the hearts of
young and old, rich and poor. Dur
ing its initial preservation in New
York the audience greeted this quaint
comedy and earnest pathos with al
ternate smiles and tears, and up
roarious applause. Don't miss Mother
O. Mine. for it ranks as one of the
biggest hits yet scored by the Blue
bird company.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. U. Kindt, who
have been at Mrs. Hetrick's since
their marriage here several week;
ago, are now keeping house in DR.. E
| Van Hoods house formerly occupied
| by Mr. and Mrs. Finch and little
| daughter, Betty.
|
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Phillips, Mrs
Baxter, Mrs Lee Howell, Mrs. Jerry
| Burnett and daughter. Elsie Burnett
returned home last night from a three
days stay in Sanford, where they at
tended the Wesley Bible Glass Fed
GRAFTON. Mrs. Burnett and daughter
were the guests of Mrs. Burnett
sister, Mrs Robert Marsh, during
| their visit there.
Mrs H. G. Campbell and Miss Irene
of DeLand will motor to Ocala tomor
row morning. Several of Miss
CampbelPs friends will come over b!
train and 60 with her and her cousin
Miss Ellen STRIPPING. to Gainesville II
attend the football game and danc'