The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-08-11
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The Vision of the Flag

Across the soft white mists of morn
The rising sun filings bars of red,
Stars twinkled on a field of blue.
The vision burst upon the view
Of freedom watching for the dawn.
Behold miracle" they said.
A moments space it hung, but soon
Before the orb of day it fed.
And while they watched the glorious
sight
The world was bathed in golden
light
"Now God bestows on US boon,
Behold our Heav'n born Flag" they
said. Julia NJ. Lyon.
Mrs. Carl Ray of Martel leaves this
afternoon for Fayetteville, n. c., for
an extended visit to her parents.
The Junior and Senior sewing
circles of the Methodist church will be
entertained Monday afternoon at four
o'clock at the Arms House by Mrs. G.
C.. Bailey and Mrs. SAKE.
This morning Mrs. M. E. Robinson
and Misses Fannie and Rosebud Rob-
inson motored to Jacksonville and
then to Orange Park, where they will
reside in the future. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. Whit Palmer, who
drove their car.
Mrs. Dallas Jeffcoat and baby, who
have been visiting Mrs. Jeffcoat's
aunt, Mrs. E. NJ. Osborne and family
for the past ten days, went to Plant
City today to make their home with
Mrs. Jeffcoat's parents.
Miss Grisella Merrill of Palatka and
Miss Josephine Steed of DeLand are
expected in Ocala tomorrow for a
several days visit to Mrs. ]. D. Mac
Donald. They will motor over with a
party of friends who will return home
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hillary Price
and daughter Mary Elizabeth, arrived
in Ocala yesterday from a delightful
motor trip TO Miami. They left this
morning for Daytona Beach to join
Mr.. and Mrs. Haley and daughter
who accompanied them on their East
Coast trip.
The many friends of Mrs. W. T.
Spencer will regret exceedingly to
hear that her condition yesterday was
considered very critical. Mrs. Spencer
went to DIR. Rogers hospital in Jack
sonville Thursday where she had to
undergo very serious operation on
her face. Mrs. Pickerell will remain
with her mother until she is out of
danger.
Mrs. John Richards, Miss Annie
Davis, Mrs. w. 2. Overbay and E. E.
Overbay formed jolly motor party
accompanying Miss Katie Mae Eagle
ton to Ocala Wednesday.
Miss Katie Mae Eagleton returned to
her home at Ocala Wednesday morn
ing after delightful visit with Mr..
and Mrs. W. 2. Overbay. Miss Eagle
ton made many friends among the
young people and was the recipient
of number of social attentions while
in our city.-Bartow Record.
Prices of admission to the "Tiger
Woman" are 10 and 20 cents. The
picture shows the Incompatible screen
artist, Theda Bara, in role fraught
with thrills, mystery and tense situa-
tons. AS the Princess Petrovitch she
is cold, cruel, scheming villainess
who hesitates at nothing to gain her
ends. It outrivals any of the previous
vampire roles that have made Miss
Bara famous. The first scenes are
laid in Russia, later in Monte Carlo
and finally in the United States
where the actual cost of the heroine's
apartments exceeded $4,000. The
gorgeous settings came from New
York's foremost antique shops. AS
the titled Russian, Miss Bara wear;
jewels estimated at more than $780,.
900. The pearls were loaned by &
Fifth avenue jeweler and real detec.
tives were at the Fort Lee studio tt