The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-07

couple are both active workers for the
Eastern Stars. Judge Haskell is past
grand patron and Mrs. Haskell past
grand matron. They are well known
in Ocala.
Notice to Eastern Stars
The officers of Ocala Chapter No.
%, o. E. S., are requested by the
worthy matron to meet at the Masonic
hall Wednesday p. m. for rehearsal.
Friends throughout the city will
deeply regret to know that ere long
they will have to part with Mr.. and
Mrs. n. /. Gottlieb and Miss Nellie
Gottlieb, long residents of Ocala.
They will leave the third week in May
for their new home in Arcadia, where
Mr.. Gottlicb has leased the Williford
store building, one of Arcadia's finest
business places, which he will open on
the first of June as a speciality shop.
AS this is the only shop of its kind in
Arcadia, Mr.. Gottlieb feels that he
has fine business prospects. He will
carry complete stock of Office fix
lures, service goods, art goods, sta
tionery, etc. Miss Nellie Gottlieb will
not leave for Arcadia until a few
weeks later. While the friends of this
splendid family will regret very much
to part with them, they will wish
them every success in their new home
Mr.. Duncan Macdonald arrived il,
the city yesterday afternoon for a
short time before taking up his train
ing course in Y. M. c. A. work. He
left Mrs. Macdonald at Springfield en-
route to her former home in Urbana,
Ohio, where she will be the guest of
relatives until he is permanently To-
Gated. Mr.. Mcdonald has also enjoyed
visit to friends in Washington and
other cities.
st. Margaret's Guild of Grace
Episcopal church will give a silver
tea and fancy work sale on the aft
ernoon of Monday, May 18th, from A
until o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
c. S. Cullen. The regular Easter sale
o. fancy work was postponed until
this time so as to give an opportu-
nifty to those who wish to purchase
articles of this kind for graduation
presents. There will also be cakes
and cookies for sale.
Miss Nellie Gottlieb will be the
hostess of the Tuesday auction club
this afternoon. There will be two
tables. The visitors playing are Mrs
Sam Leigh and her guest, Mrs. Nc
Cabe of Jacksonville. The prizes will
be thrift stamps. Refreshments con-
sisting of ice cream and cake will be
served.
The war department now has a
woman's bureau. Miss Mary Van
Kleek of New York, is the head of it,
and her job is to deal with all prob
lens resulting from the employment
of women in arsenals and ordnance
plants. The extent to which women
are employed in similar positions in
England has created practically new
profession for women, and similar OPP
portunities are fast developing here.
In the third Liberty Loan drive
| $8050 worth of bonds were purchased
through the Ocala Woman's Club by
the club members and their friends.
The committee who handled this wish
to thank all who contributed toward
! the fund. In the other two drives the
| club was fortunate enough to secure
through subscriptions $11 900 in Lib
erty Bonds. The club now has credit
for selling $4,000 worth of bonds.
SO
Mrs. j. M. Meffert is enjoying a
visit from her old Aschoolmate, Mrs. j.
w. Witwer of South Bend, Ind, and
Mrs. Witwer's daughter, Mrs. H. C.
Mathews and son, Chapman of Tampa
Mrs. Witwer will go from here to
South Bend for the summer, while
Mrs. Mathews and son will return to
Tampa in few days.
Mrs. Mary Eagleton and daughter
Marjorie, have returned from q
months visit to Tampa Mrs. Eagle
tons splendid appearance is a walk.
ing advertisement for our sister city
Her face is so wreathed in smiles we
felt like telling her she reminded US
of the little couplet, ga thing of beau.
ty is joy forever"
Mr.. Newcomb Barco of Sunny Slope
farm, has just returned from a mos,
enjoyable visit to his brother, San
Barco at Camp Gordon, who he found
in the best of health and looking
splendidly. Mr.. Barco also visiteC
his sister, Mrs. Patterson in Atlanta
while away.