The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-13

the ladies who are knitting for the
soldiers may bring their knitting to
work on instead of the regular sew
ing circle work
Gen. and Mrs Alfred Aver and
Mrs. C. C. Wright motored from Nc
Intosh yesterday, bringing Mr. Carl
Ayers two children who will be their
guests until their mothers return
from Atlanta
Mrs. J. ]. Blalock has returned
home from a several days visit to Mr..
Blalock's parents in Madiosn.
Miss Margaret Little is spending
the weekend in the University City,
the guest of Misses Bertha Lee, and
Katherine Mcclellan.
Mrs. Ernest Wilson of Hastings,
formerly Miss Flossie Evans, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. w. T. Evans on
Wenona street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. F. Bennett and lit
tie son, Frank expect to leave Mon
day for Chicago, where they will re-
side in the future.
Mrs. J. w. Nelson and Miss Eleanor
Tremere of Belleview were welcome
visitors to Ocala yesterday.
Mrs. Grace Burkhalter returned
home yesterday from Crystal River,
where she has been the guest of Mrs.
j. E. Stevens for the past week.
Miss Gladys Martin, who is a stu,
dent of the Florida State College for
Women, entertained at dinner party
at the Leon Saturday evening, compli-
menting number of her college
Observation-Disclosures Record.
Mrs. Peter Gardner returned to Pa
latka today after four days visit to
her daughter. Mrs. J. D. Macdonald.
Capt. and Mrs. T. E. Bridges, Mrs.
J. M. Meffert and Miss Mabel Meffert
motored to Gainesville early this
morning to attend the football game.
They will return home tonight.
Mrs. M. A. Horne, daughters, Miss
Ethel Horne, Miss Elizabeth Horne,
and Miss Sara DeHon and Mr..
j. R. Martin and Mr.. George Looney
formed a jolly party motoring to
Gainesville today in Mrs. Horne's car
to attend the football game. They
will return home tonight.
Mrs. R. o. Connor's friends are
very sorry to hear that she has been
quite i'll for nearly week, but are
delighted to know she is much bet
ter today. Mrs. Connor's niece, Mrs.
Jack PEBBLE, arrived yesterday from
Ga, to spend couple of
weeks here.
Mr.. Harry Palmer returned to Tam
pa yesterday after brief visit to his
brother, Mr.. Whit Palmer.
Lieut.. Carlisle Izlar arrived yester-
day from Camp Wheeler to spend his
48-hour leave of absence with his
Major Izlar, who has
been very i'll this week, but was much
better and resting at-noon today. His
many friends hope for his continued
Lieut. Izlar will return |
to Camp Wheeler tonight.
Miss Lydia Dozier will stay with |
1er niece and nephew, Cornelia and |
Harry Dozier, during their parents |
,wo weeks stay in Rochester and Chi
ago.
Judge Lester Warner. Miss Ruth |
Warner, Mrs. w. A. Jeffcoat and lit |
lie girl motored to Daytona Beach |
to spend the week end with
Mrs. Warner, who is there for a cou-
lie of months.
"Mother o. Mine" at the Temple
pleased its large audience
without exception. 1t was true to its
Idvance press matter-as pathetic
When the dear old mother covered her
10Y with her shawl and left him in the
lead of night as the dago lover was
unny when he asked his Christian
if. she thought she was
media Bara.
DR.. and Mrs D. NJ. Smith are iy-
ng large and beautiful service flag
oday. The flag contains two stars,
ne for DR.. Smiths eldest son, Dan
iorgan Smith Jr.. who is major
On the Texas border and
he other for, his son. Morris Smith,
Tho is at the officers training camp
t Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. DIR. Smith
eceived a letter from his elder son
containing a splendid post
ard picture in his regimental clothes.
nd wearing two large medals, one
which is for being the best shot in
Is regiment
Edwin Arden, the famous stage and
Green star appears at the Temple to-
ay in ''The Iron Heart" a Pathe pic
Ire with four of the Pathe's biggest
5ars. You will want to see this man