The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-09-14


and war cakes.
About fifteen members were pres
ent and a most delightful meeting
was enjoyed.
Notice to Red Cross Workers
A Red Cross allotment has been re-
ceived and the work room at the post
Office will be open every day begin
ming Monday morning, from $50 to
II M, and from to D. M, except
on Saturdays. Alice Campbell,
Asst. Secretary A. r. C.
Mrs. B. II. Seymour arrived home
this morning from Tallahassee, where
she attended the war college. Mrs.
Seymour has returned filled with en-
thusiasm and viii be a real inspira-
ton to all war workers, having i'm
bibed much useful information, which
she will take great delight in shar-
ing with others. Mrs. Seymour feels
that the war college was a great
success. Every organization in Flor
ida was represented, there being six
teen heads of different departments,
making the gathering one of the most
distinguished ever held in the state.
Miss Trina Blake will resume her
duties as teacher of music, both piano
and voice, Monday, Sept. 18th. All
pupils desiring to enter this class
may communicate with Miss Blake
either now or later. Miss Blake is
too well known as an instructor in
music to need further introduction,
as she has for several years given of
her time and talents unstintingly for
the pleasure and benefit of her home
city, and has gained an enviable rep
utation flo rher efficiency as teacher.
Pauline Frederick is the queen of
movie tragedy. and she never appear
ed to better advantage than in 'His
Final Reckoning" at the Temple yes
terday. The official war pictures will
be shown tonight, and with them an
| excellent feature story. sThe Empty
Cab" in which FRANKLIN Farnum and
Eileen Percy have the leading roles.
Cards received this morning from.
Mrs. w. T. Gary give the informa-
| ton that she is now enjoying the
scenery of the Catskill mountains.
She has had a most delightful trip
up the Hudson on one of the floating
palaces that ply that stream. She
says it is almost like winter in the
mountains at this time.
| Miss Ellen Stripping will leave to-
morrow afternoon on the limited for
Gainesville, Ga. where she will enter
the conservatory of music at Brenau,
for special instruction in piano and
voice. She will be accompanied by
her father, Mr. w. W. STRIPPING, who
will be with his daughter in Gaines
vile for few days.
|
Miss Louise Booze is again in Flor
ida, having arrived a few days since
in Jacksonville, where she has been
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Wiley.
| Together they have gone TO Pablo
Beach, where they are having a de-
/ lightful time.
Miss Sara Pearl Martin will ac-
company Mrs. Campbell and Miss
and will be the guest of the latter.
Miss Martin will also visit her aunt,
Mrs. J. F. Williamson, and will be
away several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. t. McIlwain and
family motored from their home in
Lakeland to Tampa last week, on a
combined business and pleasure trip
1
Mr. William Camp has returned
home after spending the summer al
Lake Toxaway. N. c., with his sister
Mrs. G. F. Armstrong of Savannah
i Mrs. j. R. Moorhead will return to
Ocala tomorrow from her attendance
upon the war work college at ITALIA
hassee.
Miss Bernice Smith of Martel after
a short visit to her sister. Mrs. L. II
i Pillans and family. returned home
yesterday.
| Roscoe Meffert expects to leave
Monday for Gainesville, where he vii
attend the university this winter
The Miami Metropolis says friend;
of Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel Barco vii
!, be interested TO learn of the birth Of
| a daughter to them yesterday. Mrs