The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-17

WHICH VIII appear IN the city at an
early date, to meet with her at the
rest rooms Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
Notice
ST. Margaret's Guild and the Altar
Guild of Grace church will hold their
Christmas sale of fancy work articles
Wednesday from 10 a. m. to p. M,
at the Affieck Millinery Parlors. They
offer plain and fanciful articles as
well as many dainty and novel attrac-
tons for your selection.
Mrs. Rex Todd, who has been quite
ill for some weeks, is able to be out
again.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Geo. A. Dame, at the hospital, is bet
ter today.
Miss Nettie Shine. the popular fifth
grade teacher in the Ocala school, will
leave tomorrow for her home in South
Carolina for her Christmas vacation
Mr.. M. Handelsman, former Ocala
citizen, who has ben very ill at his
home in Newport News, Va, we are
happy to state is now very much i'm
proved.
Miss Stone, of the high school de.
partment of the Ocala school, left to.
day for Winter Park, where she viii
spend the holiday season with hel
parents.
| Mrs. George Thompson of Gambler
and her guests, Mrs. L. o. Painter
of Egerton, Wis, her cousin, are Wis
itors in Ocala today and are the lunch
con guests of Mrs. E. Van Hood.
Mrs. Pyles, her daughter, Mrs
Lummus, and granddaughter, Mis-!
Frances Lummus, all of whom hav,
been ill, are, the Star is glad to say
able to be out again:
|
Mr.. H. M. Hampton. who has beer
i'll for ten days with influenza, wa:
mot doing so well yesterday, but il
resting better today and his friend.
hope he will soon be out again. Mrs
Hampton and little daughter, Laurie
are both up again.
Mr.. Arthur Williams who has beer
visiting his family in this city for q
few days, has returned to his home in
South Florida. Mr. Williams expects
to return to Ocala to spend Christ.
mas with his wife and children and
other relatives.
The many friends of Miss Jessie
Ray Culverhouse, who has BEEN quite
| i'll with malarial fever for over two
weeks, will regret exceedingly to
learn that she continues quite i'll at
the residence of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. D. Blackburn on Oklawaha
avenue.
At the meeting of the Rebekahs
last evening the following were elect
ed officers for the next six mo lths.
Noble grand, Mrs. w. T. Whitley;
vice grand, Miss Ruth Erwin; secre-
tary, Miss Eloise Bowler; treasurer
Miss Elsie Hall.
The two pictures at the Temple
last night, "Our Mrs. McChesney'
and Mrs. Meyers comedy. acted by
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew, were
humorously interesting and pleased
the people greatly. The feature to-
night is "Pay Me-" a thrilling Jewel
drama, in which talented and pretty
Dorothy Phillips is the star.
The Friday Morning Musical OF
Jacksonville expects to present Miss
Anna Case in recital at the Duval
theater on the 18th of February. Miss
Case is perhaps one of the most pop
ular musicians of the day, and many
of the musically inclined people
throughout the state will in all prob
ability avail themselves of this splen-
did opportunity to hear her.
The many friends of Mr.. Will Mock
formerly of Ocala, now in the vulcan
izing business in Jacksonville, were
iagreeably surprised yesterday after
noon to have the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. Mock's bride. The happy couple
recently married in Jacksonville. are
touring the state in their car and
| stopped in Ocala that the groom
might renew old acquaintance and
introduce his charming bride to his
friends.