The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-25
GlLA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Installation of Officers at Eastern
Star Meeting

Elizabethtown, Tenn, and Mrs. Rain
ey of st. Joe, Mo.
The installation of officers which
was scheduled for two weeks ago, was
postponed until last night, owing to
the illness and absence of several
members.
The installing officers were Mrs. A.
E. Burnett, past matron; Mrs. Hat
tie Webb, chaplain; Mrs. Julia Nor
ris, marshal; Mrs. Erin Lucas, organ
list, and Mrs. Lewis Yonce, warder.
The following officers were then in
stalled for 1918:
Worthy matron, Mrs. Alice Yonce.
Worthy patron, Mr.. Bradford Webb.
Associate matron, Mrs. Isabelle
Wesson.
Secretary, Mrs. Susan Cook.
Treasurer, Mrs. Mary Yonge.
Conductress, Mrs. Lillian Simmons.
Associate conductress, Mrs. Rosalie
Condor.
Chaplain, Mrs. Hattie Webb.
Organist, Mrs. Erin Lucas.
Marshal, Miss Julia Webb.
Adah, Mrs. Carrie Richie.
Ruth, Mrs. Julia Norris.
Esther, Mrs. Caroline DeCamp.
Martha, Mrs. Annie Perry.
Electa, Mrs. Julie Weihe.
Warder, Mrs. Jessie Bishop.
Sentinel, Mr.. Jake Brown.
Mr.. c. E. Simmons in behalf of the
chapter then presented Mrs. Cook,
the past matron, with a past matron's
jewel.
Mrs. Cook presented Mrs. Yonce,
the worthy matron, a handsomely
bound ritual, the gift of Mrs. Yonce's
cousin, Mrs. Flossie Strickland, the
worthy matron of the Areme chapter
of Waycross, Ga.
Mrs. Yonce presented Mrs. Cook
the Eastern Star cavalier.
Mrs. Cook presented Mrs. Yonce a
bouquet of gorgeous pink carnations
Mrs. Burnett then presented the
four stars with flowers in colors to
the four star points: Mrs. Richie as
Adah received violet; Mrs. Norris as
Ruth, yellow; Mrs. Perry as Martha,
green; Mrs. Weihe, as Electa, red
Mrs. DeCamp who represented Esther
was not present. Her color is white
The officers of 1917 then presented
the chapter very handsome silk flag
During the social hour which fol-
lowed this interesting meeting the
refreshment committee of which Mrs
B. F. Condor is chairman, served
sandwiches and coffee.
To Those Knitting Helmets
All ladies knitting Red Cross he'll
NETS are requested to crochet around
the face opening. 9-tf
The many friends of Miss Sue
Moore were glad to see her out yes.
terday after a two weeks illness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ]. Bitch and
Hardy Groom, Mrs. A. G. Pickett anc
A. G. Pickett Jr., of Williston visited
their Ocala friends yesterday.
Miss Ethelyn Willis of New York
formerly of Weirsdale, is the attrac.
tive guest of Miss Louise Roberts fol-
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hall have NOV.
ed from the Harrington Hall to Mrs
Emily Green's residence, where they
are doing light housekeeping.
Dorothy Phillips stars in "Broad
way Love-" a Bluebird, at the Temple
today. The Bluebirds are always fine
pictures and the one today promises
to be the best seen here yet.
Mr.. Beacham's Address Called OFF
The called meeting that was ar.
ranged for Saturday afternoon at the
| Woman's Club has been called off
owing to Mr. Braxton Beacham be.
ing unable to remain for the engage.
ment. Mr.. Beacham will be in Ocals
Saturday morning but will have tc
leave on the noon train.
Mrs. Emily Green has recently
heard from Lady Grace Newborough
of London, formerly Miss Grace Carr
of Louisville, KY, who is now at Bath
with her widowed sister, Lady Alice
Bingham. These ladies as Misses
Grace and Alice Carr visited Mrs. Ed
ward Badger and daughters in this
city many years ago. They have both
lost their husbands in the war, and
they are now doing Red Cross work
Lady Marlborough is very anxious to
have a visit from Mr. Edward Green
of this city, who is now in France, be-
fore he returnes from Europe.
Miss Ruby Allison of Like Oak, who
has been the efficient bookkeeper at
the Fl. B. Masters Co. for the past
year, during which she has made her
home at the Arms House, leaves this
afternoon for Donaldsville, Ga, where
she has accepted a position. Many
friends regret to give up Miss Allison,
but wish her prosperity in Georgia
Mrs. c. G. Barnett entertained Miss
Allison at an informal supper party
last evening. The table was laid for
eight, including the honor guest, the
members of the Barnett family, Miss
Winnie Hunt and Mr.. John Forbes
Mrs. Barnett served oyster stew,
smothered chicken, creamed pota.
toes, green peas, hot biscuit, Waldorf
salad, cake and chocolate with marsh
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