The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-09-19


The faithful and untiring members
of the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy have for a number of years
contributed annually a box or barrel
of substantials to the Confederate
veterans home in Jacksonville, and
have also with patient and loving
thought made and contributed
number of beautiful quilts. One of
these highly appreciated and useful
boxes will be packed at the home of
Mrs. Whitesides the first of next
week. All of the regular attendants
at the u. D. c. meetings have re-
sponded most willingly in supplying
and packing these boxes, but it is de-
sired that this privilege be given to
eevry woman In Ocala whose name
is registered as u. d. C. These are
cordially invited to meet at the
home of Mrs. Whiteside with the
regular attending members and re-
ceive the blessing of assisting in this
praiseworthy undertaking.
Miss Babette Peyser was the pref
ty young hostess entertaining yester-
day afternoon at most enjoyable
party in celebration of her tenth
birthday. Little Miss Peyser gave
her part vat the attractive home of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Peyser. and in entertaining
her guests was assisted by her grand
mother, Mrs. Peyser, her sister, Miss
Carolyn Peyser, Miss Rose Wolff and
Mrs. Port Leavengood. Little Miss
Peyser looked unusually pretty in
her dainty little party dress, and
greeted her guests most informally.
Shortly after arriving the young
guests were invited to join their
hostess in number of most interest
ing games and the hours flew merrily
by. At the conclusion of the after
Moons delightful festivities. delicious
refreshments consisting of ice cream
and cake were served. Miss Babette
was the recipient of many lovely
birthday remembrances, and hearty
good wishes for many happy returns
of the day. Those invited to enjoy
the afternoon with the hostess. were
Misses Carolyn Pyser, Rose Wolff,
Dorothy Adams, Mamie Sue Spencer,
Frances Lummus, Frances Clark,
Mary Rentz. Martha Preer, Margue-
rite Sexton. Adeline Malever, john
ME Lee Finn. Nell Wallace, Emeline
Blalock, Mildred Bullock. Sara Rentz,
Mary Christine Cassels. India Smith,
Marion Hunter, Janet McRae, Violet
Jones, Mary Fleming Rawle, Johnnie
Lou Potter. Lucretia Hooker, Lucille
Horne and James Cox. Chester and
Lynder Fort, Clifford and Carlos Bull
lock, Paul Rentz and Earl Caldwell
DR.. and Mrs. p. P. Pillans of Or
lando are expected in the city today
to be the guests Of DIR. Pillans' broth
er and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Pillans. DR.. Pillans has been
instructed to report at Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ca. and will enter the service
with the rank of first lieutenant.
a4s
"The FREELY of France" at the
Temple yesterday, fulfilled the expec-
tations of it. It was indeed cracker
jack picture. It is portended that
this evenings picture is going to be
an extra good one. It is "For the
Freedom of the World" and will be
full of thrilling situations from start
to finish.
Mr.. w. G.. Mead was accompanied
home yesterday from Jacksonville by
Capt. Sheppard, an army specialist,
who came especially to see Mrs. Tom
Pasteur, who has been ill for so long,
but is now much improved Reports
from her bedside are most encourag-
ing today.
When Miss Meme Davis reached
home yesterday afternoon, she was
accompanied by Miss Dorothy Klock,
and the friends of those two pretty
and popular girls were superlatively
glad to see them.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Davis, former
Ocala residents, have returned to
their home in Orlando from an auto
trip to Macon, Ca. where they visit
ed their son, Robert Davis at Camp
Wheeler.
Mrs. F. l. Grantham returned yes
terday from a pleasant visit to jack
sonville.
Mrs. Dewitt Griffin has gone to
Tampa for two-weeks' visit to rela-
tives.
Fresh coca-cola just received at the