The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-10-23

Charles de Crespigny).
Salt of the Earth (Mrs. Alfred
Sidgwick).
Tuesday Auction Club
Seven members of the Tuesday auc-
ton club and Mrs. J. Harry Walters
are being entertained this afternoon
by Miss Nellie Gottlieb. After the
games Miss Gottlieb will serve fruit
salad, waters and tea. A box of cor
respondence cards will be given to the
player making top score.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor motored
to Tampa Monday and expect to re-
turn Wednesday evening. They are
guests at the Hillsboro during their
stay there.
Mrs. r. L. Bridges is entertaining
the members of her Sunday school
class, "The Earnest Workers." at her
home this afternoon. This is the first
meeting in several months.
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Mr.. J. Lawrence Kelly Jr., of Biz.
mingham, Ala, arrived in the city
| last night for two days visit Mr..
Kelly motored from Atlanta with
Mrs. Medlin and party of Jackson
vile.
Mrs. ]. M. Jackson of Miami, will
represent the Miami branch of the
Needlework Guild of America at the
convention of the Florida Federation
of .Women's Clubs in Tampa in No
vember.
Mr.. L. w. Duval, who met Mrs.
Duval and little daughter last week
| in Atlanta, will return home this aft
ernoon, bringing his family, who
spent the summer with relatives in
Kentucky.
Mrs. w. C.. Meade entertained the
ladies of the Methodist sewing circle
yesterday afternoon at the pretty
home Of Mrs. T. E. Bridges. After
the sewing circle work was done de-
licious refreshments were served.
| $50
Mr.. w. w. Harriss, his guest, Mr.
Kearns of Jacksonville, and Miss Car
oline Harriss and Miss Onie Chazal
motored to Gainesville this morning
to. spend the day. They will return
this afternoon.
Mrs. J. M. Barco, who has been in
Clayton, Ga, for several months, ar
rived in the city today from Dunnel-
Ion, where she has been visiting her
brother for the past week. Mrs.
Barco is at the residence of Mrs. J.
w. Davis.
Mr.. o. G.. Husband, the state hotel
and boarding house inspector, also
gave Mrs. J. w. Davis a gold seal
Only those averaging between 95%
and 1000 receive gold seals. Mrs
Davis dining room and kitchen were
scored at 981s.
Miss Ruth Cook of West Palm
Beach, who left there Sunday fol-
Jacksonville, where she will teach
school this year, was given a jolly
little chatting dish supper last week
as farewell compliment by Miss
Villa Bazemore.
Mr.. ]. A. Bowler and daughter
Miss Eloise Bowler motored to Yves
Palm Beach last Wednesday, where
Miss Bowler will visit her aunt, Mrs
G. III. Price for several weeks. Mr.
Bowler who went as far as Miami
returned home yesterday. Miss Bou
vier will also visit Mrs. Fl. C. Pric,
| in Miami before returning HON,
about the last of November.
|
Mrs. R. G. Baldwin, Miss Julia A
Harding and Miss Helen Hunt, O
| Jacksonville, were admitted to tn
| Florida bar last week and were anon;
the five making highest grades out o
the thirteen who passed the examina
. lions in Tallahassee. There have bee
eight women in all admitted to tn
bar in Florida. Miss Louise Pinnel
, of Jacksonville was the first, and wa
a admitted in 1898.
Ill Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Burford had
I sad ending to an otherwise lovely visi
in Troy, Ala, last week, where O
Thursday Mrs. Burford's brother-ir
law, Mr.. Wiley died after a long Ill
ness. Mr.. Wiley's daughter, Mr.
Brantley, as Miss julie Wiley, ha
visited in Ocala on numerous occas
ions and has the sympathy of man
friends here.
4 Movie fans will be interested |
hear that Jack Pickford now has
dear little bride in Olive Thomas,
1 Triangle star. Of this bewitchin
bride the latest issue of Photopla
gives these impressions: "DimpIes;
hundred and thirty pound box of cho
olates; blue corn flowers in a whit
y vase; boudoir furniture" Jack Picl
" ford and Louise Huff's latest Par;
mount pictures are the "Varminr