The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-11-01

administrator, as without the APPROX /
al of the county food administrators, |
not increase will be allowed
Rule ). These rulings do not
amend in any manner Rules /, 2, 3, A, |
= issued September 9th, 1918, nor do
they amend or abrogate previous rul- !
rigs relative to and governing manu-
facturers Of ice cream, soda water,
soft drinks. bottled drinks, candy or
other manufacturers.
Braxton Beacham
! Federal Food Administrator, Florida.
Sophomores and Juniors Give Hal
lowe'en Party
Perhaps one of the most enjoyable
of the small Halloween celebrations
TO be held in Ocala this year was the
charming little affair at which num-
mer of the girls of the sophomore and
Junior classes were the gracious host
fesses last evening, for never did a
merrier, more happy hearted crowd of
congenial young folks father.
The eight girls, all of whom are
intimate friends, gathered at the home
of Miss Elizabeth Hooker, who is a
popular member of this young set,
and gave their friends many genuine
surprises. All came dressed, accord
ling to Halloween custom, in dis
lguise which was both charming and
defective, and created not only large
Eamount of wholesome amusement, but
also many admiring comments from
those who had the pleasure of "look-
ing on"
1 The young ladies dressed to repre-
sent the following characters, were
as follows:
Miss Elizabeth Hooker, a Spanish
cavalier; Miss Ullainee Barnett, SOL
; der; Miss Mary Lane, farmerette;
Misses Ruth Simmons and Rhoda
; Thomas, clowns; Misses Katharine
Henry and Lucille Gissendaner, "Bus-
ter Brown and MARY jane; Miss
/ Elizabeth Bennett, Juanita; Misses
Margaret Hooker and Mary Caroline
Logan, ballet dancers; Miss Lucretia
Hooker, maid.
The bobbing of apples and toasting
of marshmallows over an open fire in
the yard created no end of amuse-
ment, and last but by no means least,
a dance on the tennis court, most
delightful feature, was enjoyed
A feature which occasioned great
fun was the sudden appearance of a
number Of boys who dressed as ghosts
made a. surprise visit to the scene of
revelry, to the great establishment of
: the young ladies. All enjoyed the
Iwierdness of the Ouija board, on
which their future fate hung in the
balance.
Last but by no means least was the
. delicious hot chocolate and war cook
les which Mrs. Hooker served the
girls and their friends.
Miss Hannay Ellis, who as stated
before in the Star, arrived in the city
; Tuesday from Bristol. is being warm
ly welcomed by her many friends.
: Miss Ellis deserves a special word of
praise, she having given up a SPLEEN
did music class at Bristol, where she
was receiving a remunerative COM
! petence, and her class daily growing
in size and favor. Her class was con-
school. Miss Ellis is born music
, teacher, loved the work and was de-
!. voted to her pupils, but felt that her
: country needed her services, and glad
ly laid aside her own inclinations that
she might help where she felt she was
) most needed. We have no doubt that
after the two years training she will
receive at Telfair hospital, Savannah,
} she will go out as thoroughly equip
ped for that larger service as she has
.. been as teacher of music.
On account of Dr. Dobson having
been called to special work through
out the district, he may not be able
to speak before the Woman's Club
.. Saturday afternoon. In this case, Mr..
} l.. w. Duval, county chairman of the
, speakers committee for the United
: War Work campaign, will deliver the
. address of the afternoon.
II Mrs. Belle Mershon arrived home
yesterday afternoon from a visit OF
length to various points in the state
| Mrs. Mershon reached here in time to
be with her son, Lieut. M. l.. Mershor
| during his furlough.
III
ii Mrs. Frank Parrish has returned tc
/ her home in Jacksonville after shor,
visit here with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Williams and sister, Miss Orrie Will
Jams.
: Mr.. Andrew Neville spent few
; hours in town this morning, coming
up in his car from Dunnellon, where
. he has boon confined to his home BY
. illness for couple of weeks.
Miss Collie Clark will return t.
Ocala tomorrow after having had
pleasant visit with her parents a
their Lake Weir home.
= Mrs. E. A. Osborne is spending to
day at Morriston with her brothe