The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-14

Miller of Warwick, N. Y, who spent
the past winter with his parents at
the home of Mrs. S. S. Duval, are in
terested to hear of his marriage to
Miss Catherine Magdalene Avery,
which took place last Wednesday at
the brides home at East Orange N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will reside in
Warwick. They have the best wishes
of the groom's Ocala friends for a
very happy life.
Mrs. G. K. Williams went to the
lake this afternoon to spend several
weeks in the Bradford cottage, next
door to DR.. H. W. Henry's residence at
Oklawaha.
Mr.. Phil Robinson of Inverness is
spending the weekend in Ocala.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Tarver are now
visiting in Memphis, Tenn, where
their son, Mr.. John Tarver is in bus
mess. They will return in about a
week or ten days, accompanied by
their son who ha senlisted in Com
pany A.
Prof. Simmons of Brenau College,
Gainesville, Ca, has returned to his
home after a short visit to his
nephew, Mr.. T. S. .Trantham and fam
lily.
Miss Strickland of Ocala was the
attractive guest for several days this
week of Mrs. Frank Bourlay at her
home in West Leesburg Leesburg
Commercial.
Mrs. j. r. Moorhead, Miss Annie
Moorhead and Mr.. j. Lawrence Kelly
Jr. motored to Daytona Beach this
afternoo nto spend Sunday with Miss
Grace Lucas.
Little Miss Carolyn Peyser, who
has been visiting relatives in New
York for the past month, has been
the guest of friends at Sheepshead
Bay for the past week.
Mr.. George Looney left this after
noon for two weeks visit to friends
in Pittsburg, Pa. He will also visit
lin Washington before returning
home.
Theo, the charming little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Braddock, was
the all day guest of Miss Eunice Felts
and Mrs. Felts today.
| After two-days' visit to Mr.. Martin
here, Mrs. R. L. Martin returned to
her Lake Weir home yesterday.
/
Mrs. Ida Gates and daughter, Miss
Dovie, leave Monday afternoon for 6
visit to Atlanta. They will be joined
in Macon and accompanied to At
lanta by Mrs. Gates son, DIR. Pau
Gates.
| Misses Mary and Agnes Burford
who were in charge of Red Gross
headquarters this morning were both
smiling very brightly over a check
for $38. This substantial help was
brought to them by Mrs. Zeb Free.
man as donation to the good cause
from the Belleview Workers.
A Pathe play in five parts will be
seen at the Temple today, starring
Vincent Serrano, famous as Maude
Adams leading man, Thomas Curran
Helen Badgley, little girl of si1
years, and Gladys Dore, also take i'm.
portant parts. Miss Dore has q
beautiful face and is a charming
woman. She bids fair to become 9
great movie favorite Dumas "The
Count of Monte Cristo," is one of the
most famous books in literature, AND
everyone has read it or wanted to. "a
Modern Monte Cristo" is a picture
that gives one the same sceen in 9
modern setting. 1t is tale of 9
young doctor betrayed by false
| friend who nurses a secret hate be-
cause he has been rejected by the
girl the doctor is to marry. How the
rival throws suspicion on the latter
as the willful murderer of a man who
had died in undergoing an operation
at his hand, how he marries the CIR
to whom the other was engaged anc
how he is brought to final justice
makes powerful and absorbing
story.