The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-11-18
GhLh SOCIAL All AIRS
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Birthday Party

fourth birthday, Nov. Is, is today, Is
celebrating the occasion this after
noon at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Cobb on Fort King
avenue.
The children will play on the lawn,
ard later will be served ice cream,
cake and taffy candy at the prettily
decorated table in the dining room by
Mrs. Cobb and Miss Fanita Cobb, who
will assist her mother in entertaining
her small guests. A marshmallow
roast will add enjoyment to the oc-
casion. The host of course will cut
the birthday cake which has pink
candle for each happy year and one
to grow on.
The guests at this party are
dozen intimate playmates of Master
| Arthur.
Wednesday afternoon the union
Bible study class meets at the Pres
byterian manse at three O'Clock. SUP
jeet, "Vision," John 1921. All Bible
students welcome.
Four new members were added to
the Ocala Woman's Club Saturday.
They are Mrs. H. W. Henry, Mrs.
Cox. Mrs. Dehon, Miss Mamie Shep-
pard. and a complimentary member
! shin was extended to Mrs. Kirkby,
the wife of Ocala's new Episcopal
rector.
| Mrs. c. H. Ryan of Houston, Tex,
! is in the city on visit to her mother
| Mrs. F. NJ Sanders of Lebanon, who
is i'll at the hospital. Mrs. Ryan is
the wife of prominent Texas physic-
ian and was a trained nurse before
her marriage, having graduated from
Tampa hospital.
| Mrs. J. H. Mason, accompanied by
| little Miss Susan Stovall, arrived in
the city today and will be the guests
of Mrs. Stovall's mother and other
relatives until after the fair. Mrs
Mason as Miss Minnie Stovall was
one Of Ocala's most popular girls anc
always finds warm welcome on hel
frequent visits here.
|
Letters received by friends from
Miss Florence Conibear, the popular
domestic science teacher in our high
school, who has been so i'll at hel
home in Lakeland, give the informa
ton that she is just able to sit up
and will not be able to reach Ocals
earlier than Sunday next.
|
Miss Donella Griffin arrived in the
city today from Tallahassee, and viii
remain the entire week in the interest
of the state home demonstration work
of which she is the capable chairman
under Miss Agnes Ellen Harriss. She
is the guest of her brother and sister.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Griffin
The literature department of the
| Woman's Club of which Mrs. Warner
is chairman, announces that the
French class, under the instruction
of Miss Stone will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the school building in.
stead of Tuesday. The beginners
class will meet at o'clock, the ad
vanced class at four. The change in
the day is made for this week only.
The hospitality committee of thu
Woman's Club, of which Mrs. E. c
Bennett is chairman, is arranging {
rest room at the fair grounds. which
will be the first effort made by thi:
committee to serve first their home
people. This room or booth is to bt
attractively arranged. with comfort
able seats and everything necessar!
for the comfort and convenience o.
all visitors to the fair, both in tow1
and from other communities. Their,
will be members from this committe,
serving every day, the room being il
|charge of Mrs. H. w. Henry. and al
who visit the fair should visit this at
tractive room, where the weary ma,
find rest and most cordial hospitalit.
lextended to ALL
The special services held at tn
Baptist church last night at which tn
Marion County Guards, of which Rev
Wrighton is the chaplain, were invit
ed to attend as a body, were very in
teresting and well attended. TIL
pastor took his text from Hebrews
11:30, and showed that prayer wa
the greatest factor in winning tn
war. The similarity between the fal
of Jerico and the victory God gave t
the Israelites and the victory of tn
, free nations over Germany, which wa
accomplished by unlikely means, an
by nation organized for peace in
: stead Of war, showed that God wa
ever on the side of right against tn
side of might. The fine message fror
: this consecrated speaker made
splendid impression, for his WORD
were filled with wisdom and delivere
: with an earnestness that sunk dee
: into the heart sof his hearers. Tn
music by the choir was much enjoyed