The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-04-23
Special Scout Night

Special Scout Night
On next Friday evening the Wom-
ans Liberty Loan committee expects
to give delightful program on the
| public square in celebration of the
26th. Boy scouts from over the
county are invited to meet and join
the Ocala scouts in a parade. The
committee hope to have their field
representative, Mr.. Mattox make an
address. At any rate good speaking
| for the occasion is assured. Mr.. Les
! ter Lucas is in charge of the musical
program.
Mr.. R. o. Conner, who has been
/ spending the week end with his fam
lily, left yesterday for Jacksonville.
Mrs. Robert Finn, who has been
visiting her father, Mr.. J. P. Gallo
way and family, returned to her home
in Jacksonville yesterday.
|
The Womans Club War Victory
Committee who have for some time
been busily engaged collecting funds
from club members, have so far been
quite successful, but are very much in
hopes that before the final returns are
made, that many donations will yet be
sent in by still other club members.
$50
| Mr.. C.. F. Blood, who has been the
guest of his son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Blood for the past
week, left yesterday for his home in
Terra Celia. Mr.. Blood will return in
few weeks, bringing his wife, and
they will then be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Blood for several
/ months.
/. Thursday afternoon there will be a
delightful program given by the chill
1 dren of the primary school at the
school building. The children are
being trained by Miss Marguerite
Porter, assisted by the teachers, and
the afternoon will be one of real
pleasure for those who are so fortu-
nate as to attend.
i
i Mrs. Donald Schrieber will enter
tain at an attractive card party on
Thursday afternoon at the residence
of her mother, Mrs. Geo. X. Robinson,
the special honor guest for the occa-
sion will be Mrs. Chas. Chazal, pref
i ty and popular bride of last week.
The party will be very informal, the
intimate friends of Mrs. Chazal being
II the fortunate guests,
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Beck, who have
been in Ocala, the former few days,
the latter almost month, leave for
their home in Fort Lauderdale tomor-
row. Mr.. and Mrs. Beck are in love
with their new home, but they also
love to come and see Ocala and ole
Marion once in awhile, and it is hard.
ly necessary to say their friends here
love to see them.
The children of the primary schoo
will entertain their friends on mex
Thursday afternoon with a spring
festival. The characters are Lady
Spring, her Herald, the Seals, tn,
Bees and Butterflies, the Flowers ant
the Birds, all of whom respond gladl!
to Lady Springs invitation, and come
to her party with song and dance
The entertainment will be given OF
the school grounds in the afternoon.
$50
The Methodist congregation ha
been enjoying a series of very fin
sermons by the new pastor, Rev
Smith Hardin, who is a most forcefu
and interesting speaker. A specia
song service is held at z 80 p. m. Not
withstanding the inclement weat'ne1
last evening, a splendid audiene,
greeted Mr.. Hardin. At the Sunda!
service two parties united with thu
church. Everyone is invited to attent
these meetings.
Mrs. Louis Duval was the hostess
at charming though most informa
tea yesterday afternoon at her prett!
home on Oklawaha avenue This hap
Ply occasion was especially in honor o.
two of Ocala's loveliest visitors, Mrs
Travers Ewell, who is the guest o.
her aunt, Mrs. r. L. Anderson, anC
Mrs. Alfred Beck, who is visiting he
sister, Mrs. S. T. Sistrunk. The eve
ming passed all too quickly for Thu
congenial party of friends in pleasant
conversation Mrs. Williams of Louis
vile, KY, poured the tea, and Mrs
Duval, assisted by Mrs. Truster
Drake and dainty little Adelaide Du
val served her guests delicious frui
salad, sandwiches, olives and oatmea
cookies. Enjoying the afternoon witt
the hostess were Mrs. William Hockel
and aunt, Mrs. Belle Williams o,