The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-10

battle. The feature picture will be /
Carmel Myers in "a Broadway Scan !
dali" Carmel is bright and by no /
means stationery star. and always |
gives her audiences an eyefull.
Red Cross Meeting at Bitchton
A pleasant social and patriotic af
fair was given yesterday afternoon at /
the home of Mrs. A. L. Mckay at |
Blitchton, where they have a Red |
Cross membership of more than
twelve faithful workers. Mrs. Mckay |
is not only a charming hostess and
the soul of hospitality. but is alive !,
with patriotic zeal and with the other
Blitchton membership filled with en-
thusiasm for the work. The time was
spent yesterday in making comfort
bags and other soldier necessities, |
and nimble fingers worked untiringly
until late in the evening. Little Flora
Mckay, who is deeply interested IN
Red Cross work, was daintily dressed
in white with Red Cross bonnet,
and assisted her mother in receiving
and entertaining the guests. Among
those present were Mrs. S. FL. Bitch,
Mrs. Fernando FAINT, Mrs. w. P.
Hammond, Mrs. Goodwin and daugh-
ter, Miss Glenna Goodwin, Miss Rowe
ua Hammond, Mrs. Ben Bitch and
daughter and others whose names we
did not secure. Mrs. E. A. Osborne of
OcaIa was among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fl. Seymour are
anticipating visit from Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Brewer. whose home is in
Homestead. They are returning from
a lovely visit to New York and At
lantic City, and expect to arrive in
Ocala today. Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer
have visited Ocala before. and were
delighted with our little city, and es-
pecially with Silver Springs, and they
will receive a most cordial welcome
on their second visit. They are old
/ and warm friends of the Seymour
family, and prominent residents of
/ Homestead, Mr.. Brewer being presi-1
dent of the bank in that city.
| $50
I DR.. and Mrs. L. FL. Van Engelken
I have just received news from their
daughter, Mrs. J. w. Round tree of
! Waterloo, Iowa, stating that she and
DIR. Roundtree were leaving on an au-
] tomobile trip with Mr.. and Mrs. Drew
for Minneapolis and surrounding
points of interest. They will go as fan
as Madison, Wis, to attend the tri-
/ state medical convention. where Dr.
] Rondtree have been invited to read a
/ paper on X-ray work. Mrs. Roundtree
/ will be most pleasantly remembered
here as Miss Marie Van Engelken.
Miss Minnie Lee Carlisle, who has
been one of the, popular students at
the summer school at Gainesville, arr
4 rived home this morning. She speaks
Il in high terms Of the school and the
real regret felt by every student at
the university at the parting of their
J ways, it having been one of the most
| pleasant sessions ever held.
Il Mrs. F. G. B. Weihe, who accom-
panied her friend, Mrs. e. W. Davis
) to her home in Orlando Monday, re-
[ turned home yesterday, greatly de-
! lighted with that section of the coun-
t / try, having made short visits to the
I ladjoining towns. Her visit was q
o thoroughly enjoyable one.
i sss
f Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Whaley anc
lOlive Whaley, accompanied by Eliza
: ibeth Wetherbee, will leave early to
h morrow morning IN their car for Day
). tona Beach, where they will spend &
week in recreation and pleasure. The!
will be at the Daytona Beach hotel.
Il Mrs. r. @. Nixon of Arlington, Ga
who has been the much appreciates
guest of her sisters, Mrs. Layton an
a Mrs. Barnett at the Colonial hotel
n will leave today for Tampa, accom-
Y. panied by Mrs. Layton, who will re
lmain until the 18th of the month.
ltl 49,
ri Miss Anna Mcdowell. who expect
G. ed to accompany Miss Marian Dewe
to Daytona Beach last week, was IN
avoidably detained. She left toda
I'd and will join Mrs. Dewey, Miss Mar
tn ian and Master Dick Dewey there fo
c. the remainder of their stay.
Mrs. Jack Brooks and son, Mr.. Je
o. Brooks, will go to the lake this at
in ernoon to be the guests until tomo
a row afternoon of their daughters, WI
are occupying a cottage with Judf
and Mrs. Lester Warner there.
al -
of Judge and Mrs. w. E. Smith w
ed leave in their car today for Sanfor
where they will join their daughte
Miss Chivalette Smith, who is Wi
re- relatives there, and this afternot
re they will leave for Daytona Beach
cir
a Miss Ada Law. who has been
school in Nashville the last fl
months, on her way home to Brook
acs vile, has stopped in the city for
ing visit to her sister, Miss Anne Law.
rho
tits Mrs. Harry Holcomb has return