The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-09-04
.0CALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
If You Have Amy News for this De-
partment, Call Five Double-One
or Two-Seven
The Miracle

same
For one to be divine.
Before / knew your eyes,
The magic of your hand,
A little dusty seemed my way,
And faded seemed the summer land
And faded too the skies.
And then, my sweet, you came;
Behold the world made new!
New flowers springing left and right,
The sun new gold, new stars alight,
And vouchsafed unto me through you
New youth-a deathless fame.
-Reina Marques.
Mrs. d. C. Stiles has changed her
plans and will not leave Ocala for
several days. which is pleasant news
to her many friends.
Miss Susie Catharine Edwards has
suspended her expression class and
will leave Thursday for Lakeland on
a ten days visit to her brother, Judge
j. S. Edwards.
Mrs. L. E. Standley and daughter,
Mrs. w. |. Evans left today for
Whitney, where they will visit Mrs.
Standley's other daughter, Mrs. Lee
Miller for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Denham of
Gainesville were in the city Monday,
accompanied by Mrs. Denham's sis
ter, Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs. Arm
stron, who was Miss Alice Barco. now
makes her home in New Orleans,
where her husband, DIR. Walter Arm
strong, was prominent physician at
the time of his death, some years ago.
Their son, Eugene, is also physic-
ian, and has enlisted in the medical
branch of the army.
Miss Marian Dewey is at home
again after a delightful stay of
month at that ever popular resort,
Daytona Beach, and is contemplating
her work in the public school of our
city with renewed energy and vim.
Miss Elizabeth Bennett left today
for Gainesville, where she will be the
guest for a week of Mrs. Archie Blue.
Mrs. G. T. Bailey of Groveland is
the guest of Mrs. Harry Holcomb.
Little Miss Dorothy Crawford ar
rived home yesterday from Daytona
REACH ch hn 1acf of
her little friend, Marion Meffert.
Mr.. E. L. Carney is spending sew
eral week at Estell Springs. Tenn,
where he has gone to recuperate from
his recent illness.
Dunnellon was represented in the
city today by DIR. and Mrs. James
Baskin, Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp and Mr..
KILLER.
Mrs. j. C. Adkins of Gainesville is
the admired guest of her sister, Mrs.
William Barrett at her residence on
Fort King avenue.
Mr. Geo. w. Martin Jr, after an
exceedingly pleasant visit here with
his mother and other relatives, will
leave tomorrow over the Coast Line
for Camp Wheeler.
Mabel Normand rendered one of
her cutest performances to the Tenn
pie patrons yesterday in "The Venus
Model" Mabel is some Venus herself.
Jack Pickford and Louise Huff, both
great favorites here, will be on the
screen this afternoon and evening in
SANDY" story full of humor and
thrill. Tomorrow, Mary Pickford will
appear in erich Man, Poor Man."
and we suppose begga rman. thief
will also be in the picture.
Mrs. Mary Williams and daughter,
Miss Orrie, have returned from a
pleasant visit to Mrs. Williams old
est daughter, Mrs. F. M. Parrish, in
Jacksonville. Mr.. Parrish is in the
draft, and his wife has taken a Sit
uation with the Seaboard and is pre-
pared to do mans share of the
country's work.
Mrs. c. H. Campbell Sr. and daugh-
ter, Irene. are the guests of Mrs.
Campbell's sister, Mrs. w. W. Strip
ling. They will remain for several
weeks.
Mr.. w. w. Harriss and Mr.. Albert
Harriss came over to Ocala from
Daytona Beach yesterday and re-
turned this morning.
Mr.. Louis III. Dosh and son, Master
Robert of Macon, Ga, arrived last
night for short visit to Mr.. .Dosh's
brother, Mr.. R. N. Dosh and family.
This is Mr.. Dosh's first visit to his
old home in five years and his many
friends are giving him cordial wei
come.
Mrs. Fannie c. Johnston, who has
heen visiting her daughter Mrs. Sam