The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-19
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Continued from Third Page,
WOman's Club Meeting

WOman's Club Meeting
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Club will be held Saturday aft
ernoon at the club house at three
o'clock. Mrs. George L. Taylor,
Recording Secretary.
Have Purchased Liberty Bonds
The following ladies have purchas-
ed Liberty Bonds of this issue thru
the Woman's Club of Ocala. namely:
Mrs. w. T. Gary. Mrs. r. L. Ander-
son, Mrs. J. R. Moorhead, Mrs. Will
lam Hooker, Mrs. C. H.. Lloyd, Miss
Elizabeth Hooker, Miss Margaret
Hooker, Miss Lucretia Hooker and
Mrs. NJ. G. Davis. Any others wish
ing to purchase bonds through the
club may do so by communicating
with Mrs. W. T. Gary.
Good Fairy Tea Shop Open Tomorrow
That pretty and popular little rem
devious, the Good Fairy Tea Shop,
will reopen its doors tomorrow aft
ernoon at $3.50 o'clock The tea shop
will be run as before by Miss Doris
hurry, who during her visit in north
ern cities carefully inspected all the
tea shops and is ready to give her
customers the very best of service
and many tempting new dishes. The
tea shop has undergone several little
changes which have made it even
more attractive and Miss Murry's
friends and patrons wish her even
greater success than last year.
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Mrs. Sarah of Quincy, who came
yesterday to pay her official visit to
the Ocala chapter o. E. S., left this
afternoon for a short visit in Lees
burg.
Miss Pauline Pauley returned last
night from Chicago. ILL.,. where she
spent month. Miss Pauley said she
was very glad to get back to ST. Pc.
tersburg, which was good enough for
her all of the time.-St. Petersburg
Times.
Mr.. George Nurney of Suffolk, Va,
arrived in the city yesterday after.
noon to spend few days with his
sister, Mrs. Jack Camp, before going
to the lake where he will spend the
winter. Their brtoher, Mr.. Henry
Nurney is expected in Ocala Sunday
and will also spend the winter at the
lake.
One of the prettiest handkerchiefs
ever seen is at the Court Pharmacy,
to be disposed of for the benefit of
the Company A truck fund. Go ask
Miss Lillian Melin to let you take a
look at it.
The following members of the Nc
Intosh chapter o. E. S., motored to
Ocala last evening to attend the spe-
cial meeting called in honor of Mrs
Sarah Harris of Quincy, the grand
matron of the Grand Chapter of Flor
ida o. E. S.. namely: Mrs. M. H
Boulware, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Muir
rell, Mr. and Mrs'J. w. Shuttleworth
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Bateman, Mrs
Kitty Rush and Miss Lilly Walkup.
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Bondage" tells the intensely in,
teresting story of girl who married
an old-fashioned man after taking g
| big fling at the Bohemian life of New
York. Dorothy Phillips acts the part
of the girl with rare skill which has
brought her to the front in the ranks
of screen stars and William Stowel
as the man shines with equal bril-.
lance. This fve-reel picture is g
Bluebird, which assures it's success
Elinor tires of the village life and OF
her attorney lover. so goes to New
York, where she leads gay Bohe
milan life. She earns her living as 6
special writer on sensational news
paper and is later sent to get partic
ulars of murder from lawyer who
turns out to be held old sweetheart
He openly demonstrates with her fol
her life and Set, and upon his view:
of life she writes sneering story
which Vawtry, the editor. takes, anC
it makes her famous. She comes tt
love the editor while the attorney un
variably pops up. This is an unusu
ally interesting and dramatic picture
full of real surprise at the end.