The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-14

this city, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Harriss and family. Mr.. Harriss
is special agent for the company in
this section.
Visitor Honored with Pretty Party
Complimenting Miss Lane of Con-
necticutt, who is the admired guest
of Mrs. George MacKay, Miss Onie
Chazal was the hostess Thursday aft
ernoon to delightful auction party.
After enjoying the fascinating game
for several hours, the hostess assist
ed by her mother served on the two
tables which were pretty in their
decorations of cut flowers, sandwiches,
hot coffee. cake and candy. Mrs.
Frederick Hooker, the player making
the best score. was presented with a
japanese paper cutter, the same love-
ly momento being presented to the
honor guest. Miss Chazals guests
on this occasion were the members of
the old Tuesday auction club And a
few other friends and included Misses
Lane, Helen Brown, Marian Dewey,
Caroline Harriss, Adele Bittinger,
Alice Bullock, Mrs. Frederick Hooker
and Mrs. John Taylor.
ed by Mrs. K. M. Brinkley, are
spending today at Waldo cave, where
they are having one of the best times
of their lives. namely, Wilbur Gary,
Bob Waterman, Sinclair Oldfeld, Luz
Their and Joseph Brinkley. This hap
py crowd went out in Mrs. Brinkley's
car, and after a morning of rare de-
light enjoyed sumptuous feast ana
an afternoon of purest pleasure amid
the beauties and wonders of nature.
The name of little Miss Virginia
Peek was unintentionally omitted
fro mthe list of little folks attending
Master Foy Tally's birthday party.
Dainty Miss Virginia was one of the
merriest of the group and aided
largely in the success of the party.
A very agreeable party of Gambler
its spent yesterday in the city. In
the party were Mrs. E. c. Marshall
and her mother, Mrs. ]. B. Brogdon
of North Carolina. who is Mrs. Mar
shall's guest for the winter, and Mr..
Harry Baxter.
New arrivals at the Dormitory this
week are Mr.. D. c. Jansen and wife
and Mr. Hewitt and wife, of New
York state. They will spend month
or more here before going further
south for the baalnce of the winter.
Mrs. M. E. Edwards and charming
young daughter, Miss Mabel Edwards
of Gainesville, are guests of Mrs. Ed
wards daughter, Mrs. William Bar
rett at her residence on Oklawaha
avenue.
Mrs. R. T. Birdsey and children ar
rived yesterday afternoon from their
home in Macon, Ga, to spend the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. Bird
sey's mother and aunt, Mrs. II. A.
Ford and Miss Stotesbury.
Mr.. J. F. Hurt and family of At
lanta are new corners to our city who
in all probability will become perma-
nent residents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurt
have rented Mr.. R. L. Carter's resi-
dence and moved into the same.
| Mrs. R. L. Carter, who is remain
ing in Ocala this winter, has moved
from her pretty residence and is &C.
cupying her cottage at the corner of
Lime and South Fifth streets.
The Bible study class held with
Mrs. G. w. Martin yesterday was well
attended with unusual interest. The
subject will be continued through the
month, next Fridays meeting being
with Mrs. Bats.
Miss Mamie Pedrick has returned
| to her home in Dunnellon after a
/ short visit here, coming especially to
see her friend. Mrs. Moody, who is
i'll at the hospital.
| Mrs. A. N. Gallant is spending the
week in Ocala and is stopping at the
Dormitory. She will return to Salt
Springs today.
Mrs Trusten Drake, who has beer
spending several days in Jacksonville
returned to her home in this city yes.
terday afternoon.
Miss Marjorie Rogers is new ar
rival at the Dormitory from Silver
Springs. She comes especially to at
tend school in this city.
Mrs. N. E. Carter has returned
from Bowling Park, where she at
tended the Adventist conference
which has been in session there.
Corporal Robert Westmorland ar
\ rived in tho citv Yesterday from