The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-06

And, ION this wondrous New Years day
wisdom ask, to go the way
That leadeth unto Thee.
H. S. Jenison.
Members of "A" Club Entertained
Miss Elizabeth Davis was hostess
to the members of the "a" club Sat
urday afternoon from A to 6. Dur
ing the afternoon, which was inform
ally spent, social chatting among the
young ladies, some of whom have re-
Gently returned here for the holidays,
was enjoyed. At late hour, salad
course with tea was served. Besides
the members of the club, Miss Davis
had as her guests Misses Callie Gis-
sendaner, Ellen STRIPPING and Nettie
Camp.
Saturday evening, from to 8, Miss
Mary Harriet Livingston again enter
tanned the members of the ga" club
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Livingston. Informality
was the keynote of the party. This
affair being in the nature of a New
Years party, the rooms were deco
rated in holiday colors. At the conclu-
sion of the evenings pleasures, grape
fruit salad, sandwiches and hot choc-
olate were enjoyed.
The many friends of Mrs. Burk-
halter, an experienced nurse who
made this city her home for several
years, will be interested to know that
she was sent from Camp Johnston to
New York, where she is in receiving
hospital for wounded soldiers. Mrs
Burkhalter writes most entertaining
ly to her friends in this city concern
ing her work, in which she grows
more interested each day. She says
it is a pleasure to care for the boys
for no matter how badly they may
be wounded, there is never a word OF
complaint, but they are patient and
happy and so appreciative that it is
great pleasure to care for them.
| Leonora Alice, the dainty little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L
! Taylor, celebrated her fifth birthday
yesterday. Owing to the fact that
her birthday came on Sunday, Leon
/ ora had a birthday dinner in the place
of party, and had as her guests fol
the afternoon her cousins, Donald anC
Irnette Wilson, when the the birth
day cake was cut and enjoyed by the
children, and also the grown-ups
Leonora was the recipient of severa
valuable gifts, among them being {
chiid's rolltop writing desk, complete
| ly outftted with all the necessary
,conveniences
After a pleasant holiday visit t,
this city with Mr. and Mrs. Henri!
Livingston and family, Mrs. Dell;
Kitchings has returned to her home il
Kitching's Mills. S. C. Mrs. Kitch
ings made the trip in her car, accom-
panied by Misses Henrietta, Dell;
and Lillian Livingston, who are at
tending school in South Carolina thi
year.
The friends of Mrs. Clarence Phil
lips will be glad to know that her lit
tie daughter, Lunita, has entirely re
covered from the illness she suffere,
during her mothers holiday visit T.
this city, since her return to Jack
sonville.
Miss Gladys Martin returned t
Punta Gorda Saturday, where sh
will resume her work in the domesti
department of the public school, aft
er several weeks vacation spent a
the home of her parents in this city
Messrs. James and Bob Chace wi
leave tonight for Mercersburg, Pa
to resume their studies after spend
ing the Christmas holidays with thei
parents, Dr. and Mrs J. E. Chace.
Miss Mona Sewell, accompanied b
little Miss Johnnie Lee Finn, return
ed TO Jacksonville yesterday after
few days visit with the formers sis
ter, Mrs. J. P. Galloway.
Miss Daisy Ross has returned
this city after a Christmas vacatio
spent at her home at Williston, an
resumed her work in the public schoC
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Birdsey lei
Yesterday afternoon for their home
Macon, after a stay of some lengt
with Mrs. Birdsey's mother, Mrs.
W. Ford.
Mr.. Fl. NJ. Hampton is convalescer
after prolonged illness at his hom
on Oklawaha avenue.
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