The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-03-19

is to be seen in the Library. On the
main floor the price of admission will
be rs cents; in the balcony so cents
and children 35 cents.
Red Cross Card Party
Miss Emily Stotesbury will give a
party Wednesday afternoon at the |
Ocala Country Club for the benefit |
of the Marion County Chapter Red |
Cross. A small admission fee of %
cents will be charged.
For the golfers there will be a |
a long-driving competition, and the |
prizes will be thrift stamps. All Ocala |
residents who play golf, whether they |
have been golf members or not and |
all visitors in our city are invited to
participate in the golf contest, and |
they are requested to be at the links
at 2:30 o'clock.
Thrift stamps will be given as
prizes for both the auction and rock
players, and the card games will be-
gin promptly at three o'clock. At this
party Miss Stotesbury will present
service flag to the Ocala Country
Club, with stars for each golf mem
Der now in the service. Rev. G. A.
Ottmann, restor of Grace Episcopal
church, will present the flag for Miss
Stotesbury between 5 and $50
o'clock.
Cold drinks will be sold during the
afternoon. Those desiring to engage
tables. nhone SO or 100.
Mary Garden at the Temple
Mary Garden, the famous actress
and singer, now in movies, and one of
the most popular stars of the Gold
wynn Film Co., will be seen at the
Temple today in the opera "Thais,"
and will wear many of the gowns in
her wonderful collection made by
Bulloz, the couturier of Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Hall returned
home yesterday from a brief visit to
Jacksonville.
Mrs. ]. D. Macdonald has returned
home from a visit to her parents in
Palatka and to friends in Welaka.
Mr.. J. C. Jackson left today for
Jacksonville and from there will go
into Georgia where he will be for the
next three weeks.
Mrs. 7. E. Bridges returned home
last Friday from Huntsville, N. c.,
where she was with her sister, Mrs.
McCloud, in her last illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Bridges expect
to move the last of this week to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Rentz,
where they will board for the present.
Mrs. Homer L. Oliver of Apalachi-
cola, formerly Miss Martha Kate
Rentz, arrived in Ocala this after
noon on brief business trip and will
be the guest of Mrs. R. L. Bridges.
Turney Colbert's friends regret to
see him carrying his arm in plaster
| cast and in sling. Master Colbert's
arm was broken in the same place
about two years ago while playing
baseball.
| Another ticket office has been added
to the Temple theater. 1t is in the
setting room window, where thrift
stamps may be purchased every night
from 7 until 9 o'clock. Different
young ladies will be there every eve
ming.
Mr.. E. L. Bridges is now in Atlanta
in the Office of his brother, who is the
manager of the Alkahest Lyceum bu-
reau. Mrs. Bridges and family, to
the regret of their many Ocala
friends, will probably join Mr.
Bridges after school closes.
Mr.. Haegmier, who came to Ocala
| from Pittsburg about ten days ago
expects to locate here, and will farm
planting principally castor beans
Mrs. Haegmier and daughter, Miss
Jean Haegmier, will join him here be-
fore Easter.
| Ocala people will regret to hear OF
the death at st. Petersburg of Mrs
Mullins, wife of Rev. s. G. Mullins, q
well known Baptist minister. Mrs
Mullins some years ago paid a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. Chas. E. Cul
breath, now of Tampa, but then max
ink her home in Ocala.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Moody are nov
: making their home in Palatka. Mrs
J Moody, who is well remembered il
Ocala as most graceful dancer, ant
one of her young friends, were on th'
program of an entertainment recent
ly given by the Palatka Woman
Club for the benefit of the Red Cross
Lieut.. R. L. Marsh this Afternoon