The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-11-12


most enjoyable parts of this delight
full entertainment.
Mr.. j. D. Willis and Miss Mary
Willis of North Carolina, en- route to
Crystal River, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Clyatt last night.
1t is deeply regretted by the many
friends of DIR. James Baskin that he
lies very i'll at his residence in Dun
Mellon. His many Ocala and Marion
county friends earnestly hope for his
speedy recovery.
DIR. and Mrs. E. Van Hood, Mrs. E..
A. Osborne, Mrs. A. T. Thomas, Miss
Mabel Meffert and DIR. Dobson return
ed last night from a visit to Dunnel-
lon, where they led most effectual
meeting for United War Work.
A pleasant party from Dunnellon
motoring to Ocala yesterday to help
in the big celebration were MIR. and
Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. E. Hood, Mrs. Gas
ton, Mrs. Van, Misses Mildren Blank
inship and Iris Knight.
Rev. Montgomery, the popular min
lister of the Presbyterian church Of
Mcintosh, attended the morning serv-
ices in this city yesterday. Dr. Mont
gomery expects to enter Y. M. C. A..
work at an early date.
. IS
Miss Hattie Neal, one of McIn-
tosh's most popular young ladies, ac-
companied by her brother, Mr.. Bar
clay Neal, enjoyed a visit to Ocala
yesterday and had the pleasure of
participating in the peace celebra-
tions.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
7. w. Troxler learned yesterday with
deep regret of the accident which be-
fell their youngest son, Charles, at
their residence Sunday afternoon.
While engaged in boyish sports an ac-
cidental fall left Master Charles with
a broken arm. The member was set
by physician and Master Charles
will soon be out again.
Among the prominent out of town
visitors in Ocala yesterday were Mrs.
M. A. Gist and Mrs. W. A. Camp,
formerly Miss Mary Flewellen, both
of Mcintosh. Others in the car were
Miss Eva Hester and sister, Mrs.
Bennett, recent bride, who before
her marriage was Miss Ida Hester of
Evinston Her husband, Rev. Bennett,
the former Baptist minister of McIn-
tosh lis now in England. Mrs. Ben
nett will remain with her parents at
Evinston until his return to this
country.
DR.. Grace Whitford, state chair
man of the health department of the
Federation of Woman's Clubs, and an
attache of the state board of health,
| is guest at the Harrington Hall ho-
tel. DIR. Whitford is one of the fore
most workers in the federation. and
is doing state work under the auspices
of the state board of health. While
in the city DR.. Whitford is here to
inspect the Girls Industrial School
and the hospital work being done for
the states crippled children. DR..
Whitford is most earnest, compe-
tent and enthusiastic worker, and
Ocala is honored by having her in our
midst.
Anna @. Nilsson, who had the stel-
lar role in "In Judgment Of" which
was shown at the Temple yesterday,
was seen for the first time on an
Ocala screen, and all who saw tn.
picture hope she win be seen often in
the future. She is svery pretty and
her acting is perfect. Franklin Far
mum also appeared in this picture, but
even his vigorous acting was subordi-
nate to Miss Wilson's talent and
charm. This evenings the Temple has
a very charming favorite, Mabel Nor
mand, in "Back to the Woods" also
the Pathe News.
| The surgical dressings have arriv-
ed. The rooms are open every day
from one until FIVE p. m. There is an
urgent need for workers.
| Marion Co. Chapter, A. r. C.
Surgical Dressings
| A new allotment has arrived for
the surgical dressings class. The
rooms will be open every day next
week from one until five p. m.
Marion County Chapter, A. R. C.
Cartons for Christmas Gifts for Sol
/ diers Have Arrived
i The Marion County Chapter, Amer
lean Red Cross, has received ship
ment of the cartons in which to send
4 Christmas gifts to the soldiers on the
other side. No gifts can be sent in
any other way except in these car
tons. Those desiring one can secure
same by applying to the Red Cross
There are only few days in which
these packages may be sent in order
to reach their destination in time fol
III Christmas