The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-09-06
.0CALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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i loved thee once TOO mucn 70 eel
deny thee
Aught thou wouldst ask And il
was joy indeed
To grant requests, and ever crafty
thee,
Bestowing all thy loving heart
might plead.
But now / love thee far too much
my darling,
To seek alone thy pleasure and de-
dire;
IT'S thy best good for which my heart
is yearning,
Tis thy completeness / would now
require,
For though so pure and good, my love
demandeth
A purer purity, better good,
Than that which human reason un.
derstandeth,
Or human heart hath ever under.
stood.
I'd even pain inflict to purify thee,
And make thee what my heart
would have thee be;
My love has grown so great, it car
deny thee,
Although my pain is more than
pain to me,
For oh, the grief of grieving thee!
Was ever
Test more supreme, or love more
sorely tried
To kindle into flame the fires that
Shall lessen till thy soul is puri-
/ love thee! So / sit with the Re-
Elmer,
And like Him. / shall not he salts
Till the refining fires make thee di-
viner,
And burn until thy soul is glorifed.
-Luella Knott.
Picnic Party
A congenial and jolly crowd chap
eroned by Miss Edna Counts and
Mrs. George Williams Jr. enjoyed a
pleasant little party at Silver Springs
yesterday afternoon and evening. The
crowd went to the springs at four
o'clock, first indulging in swim.
Dancing was then enjoyed, followed
by one of the most delicious of picnic
spreads. Those enjoying the eve
ning's pleasures were Misses Maudie
Marshall, Lenore Colby, Sarah Rentz,
Ruth Warner, Marguerite and Susie
Mae Counts and Duncan Elliot, Rae
Fore, Fuller Holly, Marion Lummus,
JUNE Counts and Junie Redding.
zone of the greatest tributes ever
saw paid any man." said Judge Joe
". Williams. "was the one saw yes
terday in Franklin county paid to
Capt. 7. A. Embrey, of Winchester.
Several days ago, Capt. Embrey sig
nifed his intention to enter a branch
of the government service which
would take him to France. The meet
ing held yesterday was for the pur-
pose of having Capt. Embrey change
his mind and remain in Franklin
county, where the work he has car
ried on has been invaluable Aside
from the meeting petitions bearing
the names of almost every man, wom-
a nand child, both white and black,
have been signed requesting Capt
Embrey to remain at his home. While
Capt. Embrey showed that he appre-
ciated the respect and honor thus
paid him by his neighbors and friends
he has not decided what course to
pursue. 1t is believed that he will in
sist on going to France as he believes
he can do a greater work over there
Chattanooga Times.
Capt. Embrey is the father of Mr.
Jack Embrey, who Miss Frances
Scott of this city married few years
ago. Mr.. Embrey joined the navy
when the war began, but on accoun,
of severe spell of illness, has been
placed on the reserve list. He is now
with the Southern railway at Chatta.
nooga. Mrs. Embrey arrived in Ocala
the other day on visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Scott, and
sister, Miss Helen Scott.
Letters from Mrs. w. T. Gary have
recently been received by friends il
the city, saying that she left New
York city last Tuesday latter a de-
lightful summer. She has just en-
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and is now spending a few weeks in
the mountains of New York, accom-
panied by her children and Miss
Louise Booze. who has been with Mrs.
Gary during the entire summer.
Quite an enjoyable little dance was
given at Silver Springs last evening
by the following merry party, chap
eroned by Mrs. Dehon. namely: Misses
Sarah Dehon, Helen Jones, Mar
guerite Edwards, Sara Pearl Martin,
Virginia Beckham and Wellie and
Roscoe Meffert, James and Bob
Chace, William Long, Paul Crimson
and William Avery.
Mrs. Harry Holcomb entertained
at a delightful little moving picture
party yesterday afternoon for her
guest, Mrs. Bailey of Island Grove
and Mrs. Adkins of Gainesville, who
is the guest of Mrs. William Barrett
An ice course was enjoyed at the
Court Pharmacy after seeing the pic
tureS