The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-13
Temple Attractions

4 Vie VI sIIlC ClCNCICoG NAAAlo oNNA OoSOS
on the silent stage, Madge Evans,
will be seen at the Temple today in
"The Adventures of Carol" The story
also is clever and is about the child's
father, an officer who has been in con-
tact with spies, warns his little
daughter never to answer the ques-
tons of inquisitive people. The child's
interesting experiences and how she
remains obedient to her wise parent,
are interviewer with story that is
for grown-ups and not children. 1t is
common occurrence recently for
many of the biggest features to adj
vertise the little-child actor or actress
instead of the better known ones.
/ Thursdays picture also will be
popular as it stars the. WE'LL known
actress, Billy Burke in "The Mystsr-
ious Mas Terry"
Mr.. Peter Mackintosh's friends are
sorry to. hear he has been i'll at home
for several days.
Mrs Annie Stroud and son, Mr.. w.
i. OITOuQ, ICIuTIcu -nOLlC AuOoOoJ
afternoon from Jacksonville.
| The Tuesday auction club, which
| only consists of one table of players
during Lent, meets weekly Tuesday
afternoons, the regular prize being a
thrift stamp.
| ar..a % JTrs Sso,,,, So. ,.af,,r,,od hoY,oa
Tuesday afternoon from a delightful
] two weeks visit to her brother-in-law
] and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Wiley
in Jacksonville.
l Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bridgers of Pensa.
cola, are among the recent additions
i to our city. Mr.. Bridgers is connected
j with the repair department of the
Weihe Company's jewelry store.
| Mrs. E. A. Osborne and little niece
i Flora Mckay. left this afternoon fol
Jacksonville to join Mr.. Osborne
who has been there for several days
!. They will accompany him home Fri
day or Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs. C. L. Gamsby of Chattanooga
/ arrived in Ocala yesterday to visi
Mrs. C. E. Gamsby and the Misse
Gamsby for several weeks. Mrs
i Gamsby will be Joined by her hus
band who is now in Key West in abou
tie ndays.
+ Mr.. Nathan Mayo Jr. of Summer
field, who has been coming up dali,
= to attend high school, is now maxim,
. his home in the city with his aunt
Mrs Ola, Potter and children, but vii
spend the week-ends with his par
ents.
Mr.. Clifford Anderson of Tampa,
circulating among his Ocala friend
today. He came up specially to Sc
his brother, Lieutenant Robert L. An
derson, who is home on short fun
Tough from the training camp q
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Maurer an
Miss Irene Rhody of Pennsylvania
IWlO nave USGI1 LII aIAu AiAA
E. G. Lindner, left this morning fc
Palatka via the Oklawaha river, afte
which they will spend about ten day
4 on the east coast. Mr.. and Mrs. MAJ
: rer's three-year-daughter will sta
y with Mrs. H C. Jones until her p'
8 rents return.
Captain J. A. Tucker, one of Ocala
highly respected citizens, celebrate
his 77th birthday at his home on Ia
Fifth street last night. The host al
hostess at this affair were Mr.. Sidn'
F. Thompson and Miss Beulah
+. Baker The guests arrived prompt
l. at 7:3O, when a delicious dinner W
re- served. Those seated at the tai
4 were Captain Tucker, Miss Beul
i Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Thompsc
@ Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Frampton and 81
Albert, Misses Agnes and Pei
- Thompson, Mr.. j. Freeman, Mr.. FL
- Thompson and Master Herman Bak
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