The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-30
Lieut.. Limbaugh Complimented

Lieut.. Limbaugh COmplimented
Honoring Lieut.. Homer Limbaugh,
who was guest of his aunt, Mrs.
NJ A. Horne, Misses Ethel and Eliz-
abeth Horne were hostesses Saturday
evening to a delightful dancing party.
The Christmas color scheme was de-
veloped in the reception hall, living
room and dining room, the beauty of
the arrangements adding greatly to
the enjoyment of the occasion. The
evening was one of exceptional pleas
ure. Dancing was continued until a
late hour, at the conclusion of which
refreshments of chicken salad, sand
witches, hot coffee and cake were en-
joyed. The guests were as follows
Misses Sara Pearl Martin, Sara De-
hon, Katharine Henry, Virginia Beck
ham, Ethel and Elizabeth Horne, BOZ
Chace, Lynn Sanders, Paul Brinson
Norman Horne, Wellie Meffert, Otis
Green and Homer Limbaugh.
Mr.. w. X. Zewadski has returned
from Tampa, where he spent a pleas
ant Christmas visit with his son, Mr.
w. K. Zewadski Jr. and family. Mr.
Zewadski feels rightfully proud OF
his son, Guy. whom many interested
friends will be glad to know has beer
made first lieutenant, and is with the
American army of occupation. Mr.
Olaf Zewadski is expected in this city
at an early date. Lieut.. Clarence Re.
wadski has received his discharge
from Camp Taylor and is now in De-
troit, where he will resumehis law
practice.
The congregation of the Christian
church were very fortunate yesterday
in having with them Rev. M. B. Ingle
from the national headquarters, who
is most forceful and interesting
speaker. Rev. Ingle is a man Of
strong and forceful purpose ant
thrilled his audience by his words Of
wisdom, and it is hoped at some flu
ture time he may be able to return t.
this city and again preach for thi'
congregation.
| Numerous plans for the bettermen
of the Florida schools will be dis
cussed at the meeting of the Florid;
Educational Association, which will
conveen in Gainesville from the 31s
to the End. Among them is the plal
for sending mammoth petition t
| the text book commission in regart
to reading books for the grades.
DR.. and Mrs. G. G.. Sheppard an,
little daughter arrived in Ocala Sat
urday from Augusta, Ga. DR.. Shep
hard will return to Camp Hancocl
Wednesday. Mrs. Sheppard am
daughter will remain in Ocala for tn
present: Ocala very gladly welcome
this estimable family again.
|
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Gallant ar
spending this week in Ocala, Will
Mrs. Gallant Sr. has charge of thei
hotel at Salt Springs. Mr.. and Mr..
Gallant are situated at the Dormi
tory, but expect at an early date to G
to housekeeping in a neat little col
| tage OF their own.
Miss Gertrude Robinson, traine
nurse of wide experience, who's
home is in Michiganfi and who sper
some time in Ocala before going
| Gainesville, has been released fro1
government duty and will again be
Ocala, at the residence of Mr.. ar
Mrs. George Taylor.
II Judge and Mrs. Lester Warner al
anticipating visit from the
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Ford,
Gosper, near Kalamazoo, Mich, ear
in the new year. Mr.. and Mrs. Fol
will in all probability be in Ocala f
the balance of the winter.
II Mr.. Homer Limbaugh has returns
to his home in Starke after a plea