The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-23
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Notice to Nurses

Notice to Nurses
ate nurses in Marion county, Mrs.
Emily Green, chairman of the Marion
county's nurses campaign committee,
American Red Cross. will much APP
preciate their Immediately writing or
calling on her at her residence. sos
Oklawaha avenue.
Private William Bullock. after
pleasant visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Bullock, returned to Camp
Wheeler today.
Mr.. w. W. Harriss and Mr.. Albert
Harriss are at home today on a short
business trip, but will return to Day
tona Beach tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Blackburn and
children, Janet, Jessie Rae and Ben,
after a delightful stay at Daytona
Beach, arrived home today.
Mr.. j. S. Bitch. superintendent of
Tic Scdtc piISOH ldiiu al AeoAoiu, al
rived in the city this noon, where he
met his wife and son, Clifford.
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. McClane con-
Guided this morning delightful visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. B. Weihes leav-
ing for their home in Louisiana.
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Miss Adele Bittinger, who has been
so ill with fever, was resting well at
noon today. She is exceedingly
weak and can see no company.
Mrs. A. L. Grayson and daughter,
| Aida of Rutherford, n. c.. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. FAINT of Blitchton.
Miss Aida was once Mrs. Fant's
roommate at Columbia College.
$50
Mrs. Donald Schneider and dainty
little daughter, Charlotte, after an
extended visit to Mrs. Schreiber's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George X
Robinson, will leave Tuesday for their
home in Youngstown, Ohio.
$50
! Messrs. Bruce and Roscoe Meffert
and Miss Mabel Meffert arrived home
today from Daytona Beach. They will
return to the beach early Monday
morning. They report Ocalans all en-
joying themselves immensely at thai
popular resort.
| Lieut.. Marion Pelot. who has beer
the guest of his aunts, Mrs. White
sides and Miss Josie Williams, for 9
couple of days. left last night fol
Garden City, n, Y, twenty miles out
from New York city. where he will bt
stationed for the present.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Needham ant
little daughter, Dorothy Isabel, have
/ returned from week spent in Jack
/ sonville. While there they 'visitee
| Pablo and Atlantic beaches. Camp
Johnston and several other places O
interest. Miss Annie Needham ac
companied them.
/ Mrs. j. J.. Gerig and Miss Nellie
Stevens left yesterday for Dayton;
Beach, where they will join Mis-
Margaret Gerig. who accompanies
Mrs. j. M. Meffert to the beach las
week. They will enjoy week of res
and recreation at that popular resort
$50
Mrs. Jessie Bishop passed through
8 Ocala today from st. Petersburg, OF
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| poets to join her son, Mr.. Malcolm
Williams. They will make their hom
there. Their Marion county friend
will be glad to have them so mucl
nearer home.
Mrs. M. G.. Davis has returne'
from her trip to Georgia, where sh
visited friends and relatives for tn
past two weeks. She left this after
noon for Miami, driving her new Max
well car. and will be met at New
Smyrna by Mr.. Davis.
Complimenting her guests, Mr.. an
Mrs. Bunyan Stevens. Mrs. E. Val
Hood was the charming hostess toda,
at a delightful luncheon. The dining
table was most attractively arranged
and conferred with beautiful flower
which served to enhance the beaut,
of the artistic appointments. Cover
were laid for eight, and the most de
licious course luncheon was thorough
ly enjoyed by the fortunate guests.
It is not necessary to dilate on tn
picture at the Temple last evening
as when you say douglas Fair
banks that's enough. There was
good attendance and everybody wei
pleased. The Pathe News will be o.
the screen this evening. and tn
feature picture will be Charles Ra