The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-03
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Splendid Meeting at the Demonstra-
ten Kitchen

Miss Sara Partridge, southern dis
trict agent of home demonstration and
canning work, who made a splendid
talk.
We are sorry to state that little
Miss Adelaide Duval has been quite
sick for several days.
Mrs. Martha Williams has returned
home from a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Lee in st. Augustine.
$50
Mrs. J. J. Gerig left Wednesday
Jacksonville to be with her cousin,
Mr.. R. A. Green, who is very i'll in
that city.
Mrs. Moorhead and Miss Partridge
visited the new canning plant this
morning and Miss Partridge express
ed herself as being much pleased with
the prospects in store for Gamers.
| Mrs. J. II. Livingston is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Haroldson
of Atlanta, who arrived yesterday and
will be in the city for a stay of a
week or ten days.
Judge and Mrs. VIM. A Hooker will
leave today for White Springs after
Ia pleasant visit to the formers sons,
! Messrs. William and Frederick Hook
er and daughter, Mrs. T. P. Drake
and family.
The ladies of Lake Weir and sur
rounding country will give an enter
tainment for the benefit of the Lake
Weir club at the club house, Eastlake
Wednesday, May Is, at p. m. Every
one is cordially invited and no doubt
Ocala will send good delegation.
Mrs. johnson of Indianapolis, C
w. B. M. Headquarters worker OF
prominence, gave very fine lecture
at the Christian church Thursday aft.
ernoon. Her subject was home ant
foreign missions. Mrs. Johnson is {
forceful and most earnest speaker
and it is regretted that so many were
unable to attend this lecture.
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Mrs. J. r. Moorhead, county dem
onstration agent, who has done and il
doing such a wonderful work in this
county, assisted by Mrs. Kate B
Weaver, will give a practical demon
: stration of canning in glass this aft
ernoon at the demonstration kitchen
$50
A meeting of the woman's hospita
auxiliary board was held this morn
/, ing at the residence of Mrs. T. T
Munroe. Mrs. MacKay was elected
secretary. A liberty bond has beer
bought and donation made to the
Red Cross.
i Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Herndon vii
have as their guests for the next weel
, the lattar's cousins, Mrs. Lynn anC
!. Miss Ada and Mr.. Will Lynn, wht
have been stopping at the residence o.
Mrs. Sinclair for the past month
|, They will return to their home il
, Bristol, Tenn, the later part of mex
/, week.
Mrs. Hall of Providence, r. L, i
r the guest of her nephew, Mr.. A. 6
: Gates and family. Mrs. Hall has bee
spending the winter with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Gates at Lake Weir and vii
t return to the lake for another visi
Before going north.
:, A meeting of great interest to can
ners was held this morning at tn
demonstration kitchen. Col. Lowell an
y Mr.. Rivers, who are here in the inter
e est of the "Cano," gave a talk o
glass and demonstrated the cano. Nj
Rivers will again talk at the demon
stration kitchen this afternoon.
&
Further tangible proof of devotio
; of the Marion County Red Cross wi
be given tonight to the Marion boy
who leave for training camp. Fac
will have a comfort kit, containing
sweater, pair of socks, cigarette
stationery and other little CONVEX
fences. This good work has been dor
; mainly by Mrs. G. S. Scott, Mrs. Hal
ry Borland, Mrs. Emily Green an
Miss Anna Mcdowell.
The meetings of the French elias
which have been so successfully COZ
Quoted by Miss Mays this white
came to close with yesterdays lie
son. AS a small mark of appreciate
to Miss Mays for her faithful ar
+ earnest efforts in behalf of the elias
the class presented her with fiji;
:: gree fountain pen. The presentatic
speech was gracefully made in FrenC
Is by Mrs. L. G. Ketchum.
: The letter read last night at Il
2 Liberty Loan celebration from Lieu
t: Gibbs, was written to Mrs. Emf
n Green. Every one was disappointe
% in not hearing Lieut.. Gibbs persona
q ly. He, however, was speaking
Gainesville, Lieut. Gibbs has con
directly from France and has been
K the same regiment with Mr.. Edwal
Ia Green. Having lately seen one of OIL
~ own home boys seemed to draw hi
closer to US. He has been in Ameri'
six weeks and is here direct from Il
army hospital at Ellis Island. Their
fore he speaks with the authority
one who gets his knowledge at fir
- hand.
"Seven Keys to Baldpate," Ea
: Derr Biggers' romance, which toe
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