The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-06-14
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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New Non-Fiction in the Library

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New NOn-Fiction in the Library
Study and Enjoyment of Pictures
(Bingham).
Unicorns (Huneker).
Adventures and Letters Davis.
Godward Side of Life (Atkins).
Plays of Gods and Men (Dunsay).
The Secret of Typewriting Speed
| (Owens).
Poems (Goldsmith).
Books and Persons (Bennett).
Stories of Popular Operas (Guer-
ber).
Rhymes of the Rockies (Christian) d.
Rambles in Old College Towns
| (Hawthorn)
Old Seaport Towns of the South
| (Cram).
Poems (Dunbar).
Moderns (Freeman).
Folk Dances for Young People
| ivan Cleve).
The Wonderland of Stamps bur
roughs).
Boys Book of Famous Warships
(Stevens).
At the Temple
Shannon Fife, the well known
scenario writer, is responsible for the
story of Dorothy Dalton's latest Par
amount production, Glove Letters"
This is fascinating story of the love
affairs of a very young girl, followed
through the years and across the
rocks of the first matrimonial mis-
understanding due to certain love let
tiers the heroine had written as a
very young girl. The crisis is very
exciting, but Shannon Fife, by deli
cate and skillful handling, has given
to this production all the fascination
and charm of romance. The picture
will be shown today.
Followed by a short program in
honor Of Flag Day, Miss Music Bull
lock will sing, which of itself will be
a great delight to the audience.
Rebekahs meet next Monday eve
ming.
Many of our surrounding villages
were represented by their prominent
citizens at the picture show last eve
ming.
Mr.. George Davis, who is now
working at Oklawaha, came home
yesterday for few days visit to his
family.
Misses Ernestine Brooks, Ruth and
Susie Erwin expect to go to Jackson
vile tomorrow for a visit to friends
and also to see Mr.. Carlton Erwin
who is at Camp Johnston.
Cards have been received by friends
of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Howard. They
are enjoying thei routing at Auburn
dale very much, and wish to be re-
membered to their Ocala friends.
***
Mrs. Ella Erwin, who has beer
visiting her daughters, Misses Ruth
and Susie Erwin at the home of theil
grandmother, Mrs Carlton, returned
to her home in ST. Petersburg yester,
day.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will hold their regular monthly bust
ness meeting at the residence of Mrs
L. T. Izlar this afternoon at foul
o'clock. All members are urged tx
attend.
Miss Cora Rast of Riverside, Jack
sonville, was in the city yesterday OF
visit to Miss Maud Lillian Little
, Miss Rast is spending a few week
with her relatives, Rev and Mrs. r
A. Guy of Williston.
So
Mrs. D. S. Woodrow and daughter
. Miss Blair Woodrow, accompanied b!
Miss Nettie Camp and Miss Agne
Burford and her guest, Miss Turmal
and Mr.. Sam Burford left today fol
Woodmar on Lake Weir to spend thu
weekend.
: Mrs. Bessie Hammack and niece
Miss Nellie Gamble, will leave tomor.
: row for Clinton, S. c.. to see Mrs
Hammack's two daughters, Louise
: and Cora May, who have been attend
ing school there. They will return tt
Ocala with her later in the summer.
Marguerite Clark, cute and pretty
held the screen at the Temple yester.
day, to the delectation OF about three
full houses, which were also much
tickled over another chapter of the
: comical adventures of Mutt and JEFF
The attraction this evening is Doro.
thy Dalton, in "Love Letters" We
shouldn't be surprised if it was quite
: an interesting picture. The Pathe
News will also be shown. Tomorrow
will appear that cheerful adventurer
FRANKLIN Farnum, in East Com.
: pany," a lively Blue Bird
Lieut. and Mrs. Gibbs, who arrived
in our city Thursday afternoon by
: auto, accompanied by Mrs. Weaver
from Gainesville, were guests of Mrs