The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-09-16

camera man neaO, or around MIN,
as he turned the crank. Today the
/ Temple has a new character, Emmy
Wehlen in "The House of Gold" The
Temple has a good program for all
the week. The popular Madge Ken
nedy appears in "The Service STAR
tomorrow, and Wednesday Wallace
Reid will feature in "The Firefy of
France" very thrilling war story
which appeared in the Saturday Eve
ming Post few months ago.
A Special Dispatch to the Women
The following dispatch was receiv-
ed after the Star went to press Sat
urday afternoon:
| Atlanta, Ga. Sept. 14.-The divis-
ion headquarters of the American
Red Cross, Atlanta, has just been ad-
vised by wire from Washington of
the receipt of Paris cable at ma
tional headquarters emphasizing the
Importance of recruiting at once wom-
en- workers for the hospital hut serv-
ice in France.
"At least 300 high-grade, attractive
women for this activity must arrive
from all divisions before November
1st," reads the Paris cable, and con-
tinues with the information that
"The present force is inadequate for
existing needs, which are expanding
| by leaps and bounds"
The hospital hut service referred to
has to do with the operation of huts
at hospitals formerly handled by the
| Y. M. c. A., but now entirely taken
over by the Red Cross. Women who
are keen for entertainment work are
especially needed. There are four
women to each hut. These women
should have attractive personalities
and cheerful dispositions. knowledge
| of French is not absolutely necessary.
Volunteers are wanted but where
this is not possible an arrangement
similar to that for canteen workers
may be made in regard to expense.
The uniform for workers in the hos
pital hut service is the same as that
for canteen workers. The age limits
are twenty-five to forty years.
Willis J. Miner Jr.,
DIRECTOR Bureau of Publicity, A. r. C.
: Mrs. Alfred Beck Of Fort Lauder
dale, who has been in attendance on
the meeting at Tallahassee, reached
her former home here Saturday aft
ernoon, and is being warmly welcom-
ed by her relatives and townfull of
friends. Mr.. Beck is expected from
Fort Lauderdale on the next train,
and this popular young couple, we are
glad to say, will remain in Ocala a
week or ten days.
Mrs. L. C. Bell and children, who
have been at Phoslime all summer,
have gone back to Brooksville for the
winter to put the children in school.
Mrs. Newcomb Barco of Cotton
Plant was shopping in town Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Leone Brooks was the hostess
at delightfully."- informal dance at
the home of her parents at Fellow
ship Friday evening, which delightful
affair was given especially in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gatrell of
Fairfield, whose recent marriage has
caused much pleasureable interest in
their community. The participants
on this pleasant occasion were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Gatrell, Misses CAL
lie Ferguson, Mabel Beck, Leone
Brooks, Fife and Emma Rawls, Lu-
loretta Pickett, Lorraine and Clarice
Carter, Mrs. Victoria Carter, Messrs.
Sebron Weathers, Cecil Clark, Paul
and Van Hood Rawls, Clyde Curry,
IAlfie Brooks and Heath Brooks.
I Mrs. w. II. Boulware, Mrs w. r.
Brown, Mrs. May Taylor, Mrs. E. w.
Rush and daughter, Miss Myrtice
Rush and Mrs. Durham of Mcintosh,
were in Ocala Saturday afternoon.
L $50
Mrs. Allie Van Davis has severed
her connection with the Crystal
River cedar mill and has arrived in
Ocala, where she will be the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Julian, and sister
Mrs. Dempsey Mayo. for two weeks
She will then go to Jacksonville
where she expects to spend the win
ter, having obtained a good position
in that city.
Mrs. E. B. Duncan and mother
|, Mrs. F. L. Mayo of Sarasota, were
visitors in Ocala Friday, returning to
their home SATURDAY..
i Oak was represented in Ocala TO,
the week end by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Fur, Mrs. w. R. Finley and Miss
Carrie Holly, who is the efficient
teacher of the Griner Farm school.
i Mrs. Rush of Mcintosh, represent.
ing the Red Cross branch from tina,
community, was in town Saturday
! afternoon, bringing sixty pairs OF
trench trousers, which have just
been completed by the chapter, and
delivered same to the Ocala chapter