The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-19

young people, with games and laugh
ter and much fun. the melon cutting
taking place at 10 o'clock. Those at
tending the party were Elizabeth
Bennett, Virginia Beckhams Ullaine
Barnett, Jewell Bridges, Lucille Gis-
sendaner, Della Livingston, Ruth
Simmons, Loureen Spencer, Rhoda
Thomas, Frank Rentz, John Cook,
Harry Holcomb, Sam Phillips, Fred
Winer, Walter Troxler, Walter Har-
! din and Robert Blowers.
j At the Temple
The Pathe pictures shown at the
| Temple twice a week become more in
teresting with each number. They are
shown in connection with other pic
lures, but they are alone worth more
than the entire price of the show. Last
nights number gave pictures taken
on the Somme battlefield during the
great drive that began March q.
Others will follow, and everybody
should watch the schedule in the Star
and be sure to be at the theater on
the evenings these most interesting
and instructive pictures are an
nounced.
In "Amarilly of Clothesline Alley"
yesterday afternoon and evening,
Mary Pickford made one of her best
appearances, the picture being full OF
human nature, brought out most eff
fectively.
This evening Sessue Hayakawa, the
Japanese artist, will appear in Hashi-
mura Togo. a character which brought
out few years ago displayed an en-
tirely new brand of humorous sense
in way that took hold of the Ameri-
can fancy like 'possum climbing
lpersimmon tree.
/ And tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming that particularly witty and be-
witching favorite, Billie Burke, will
appear in Ewes Daughter"
/
1 Florida has the distinction of hav-
i ing the only woman chairman of food
conservation, Mrs. ]. T. Fuller of Or
lando, carrying off the honors. Mrs.
Fuller was recently appointed by Mr..
Braxton Beacham, federal food adj
ninistrator, to take the place of Mrs.
William Hooker, whose duties with the
Woman's Committee of the Council Of
National Defense, have multiplied so
rapidly as to interfere with her work
with the food administration. Mrs.
4 Fuller visited in Miami about two
months ago, making number of
conservation talks at that time, and it
is expected that she will shortly make
lanother campaign over the state
Miami Metropolis.
| Mrs. w. " Knott and daughter,
Miss Mary Frank and son, James of
j st. Petersburg, are spending the
summer in Gainesville. Miss Mary
Frank, who graduated from the State
College at Tallahassee, is taking a
special course in chemistry at the
normal school. and is with Miss wy
mona Wetherbee at the A. T. o. fra
ternity house. The two girls became
close friends while attending sum-
mer school in Tallahassee and are de-
| lighted at this reunion.
IL a*&
A pleasant party who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Troxlel
for the past several days left today
: by auto for Clearwater They includ.
ed the following: Mrs L. S. Wilson
Mr.. Bascom Barber and wife. They
:. were also accompanied by little Miss
l Mary Troxler. Mr.. Barber, who is
connected with the T. S. Wilson Fer.
tilizer Co. of Jacksonville, is max.
!. ing his headquarters in Clearwater.
i
Mrs. Herbert Lattner is in the city
the guest of Miss Frances Ta1ver. Mr.
and Mrs. Lattner were residents OF
: Ocala for a number of years, ant
!, made many friends, who much regret
: ted their removal to Jacksonville Mr.
Lattner is doing very well in the me
tropolis, but his Ocala friends cam
. help hoping he and his charming wifi,
!, may make their home in OcaIa agar
some day.
Vernon Weaver is enjoying hi
: summer vacation within the bounds G
q the state. going to Key West Satur
!, day and around to Tampa by waite
and then to st. Petersburg and late
to Ocala, where he is visiting hi
Y aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
!, Winer. Before returning home he vii
!. take trip. to Jacksonville and com
down the east coast.-Miami Metrop
oils.
:, Mrs. John Spencer and daughter:
I Mamie Sue and Loureen, accompanie
e by Miss Lois Dame, who is the CUES
r of her sister, Mrs. Walter Tucker
went to the gulf Monday, where the
viii spend the week at the Spence
n cottage. enjoying the delights Of sue
n an outing. Miss Louise Spencer re
8 manned at home, where she is the di
Il ig'ent little housekeeper for her fathe
1t and grandfather.
Mrs. T. NJ. Moore was the hostes
a at a spend the day party yesterda.
t. having as her guests, her sister, Mr.
Of E. A. Hickson and Mrs. ". C. Arno'
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