The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-24

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and Mrs. K. ]. Weihe and Mr. and
hrs. F. j. G. Weihe.
Telephone Girls Entertained
Mrs. w. Fl. McConn entertained last
evening at her home in North Ocala
at chicken purlo supper in honor Of
the following young ladies. Misses
Eunice Felts, Lois and Mary Ella
Bray and Clara Curry. The other
guests were Mrs. Byers of Jackson
vile and Messrs. Guy Felts, Carl
Braddock, Julian Weathersbee, Ards
Bray and Dick Barineau. Games and
music enlivened the evening for this
ccngenial party of young people, the
delightful climax being the supper
served by the hospitable hostess.
$50
Y. w. A. Meeting
Members of the Young Woman,s
Association of the Baptist church and
the church choir were delightfully."- en-
tertained last evening at the home of
Miss Eunice Marsh Owing to the
inclement weather, all members of
the Y. w. A. class were not in evil
dence, but those who were present
spent several hours in pleasant con-
versation, interspersed with music.
Rev. and Mrs. Wrighton, Mrs. Walter
Marsh, Mrs. G. L. West, Misses Dom
ME and Ola Sims and Miss Morrison
sang several numbers and Mr.. Frank
Gates also pleased the guests with
several songs, at the conclusion of
which Mrs. Marsh. served her daugh-
ter's guests refreshments Of devils
food and white cake, tea and mints.
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Attention, Club Members
The Woman's Club will meet Sat
urday afternoon promptly at three
o'clock. The business session viii not
be held until after the program, as
Dean Trussler of the university. who
II to address the club, will have TO
leave on the four o'clock train, as his
time is limited. Those who are IN
terested are cordially invited to at
tend this meeting and it is requested
that every one be there promptly at
o'clock. Mrs. Geo. l.. Taylor,
Recording Secretary.
Paradoxical as it may seem, the
friends, neighbors and townspeople OF
Ocala are both glad and sorry; glad
to hear of the compliment paid to DR..
Harry Dozier, who has been taking 9
special course in surgical ethics IN
Chicago, and sorry to know that il
may be some time before he will re
turn home, as he expects to be trans
ferred to a base hospital In some OF
the reconstruction camps, where he
does not know yet. But DIR. Dozie1
will take his family with him in any
event.
The friends of Mr.. w. A. Robertson
viii be sorry to learn of his severe
illness in Miami. Mr.. Robertson on
reaching Miami last week was takeT
suddenly very i'll at the Poinsettis
hotel and was afterwards moved Il
the home of his brother-in-law, Mr.
B. J.. Martin, where he is attended by
q trained nurse and two physicians
Mrs. Robertson received night let
ter today saying his condition wa!
unchanged and unless favorable news
is received today Mrs. Robertson vii
deave for Miami tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. B. CIarkson ar,
anticipating a visit from their son
Ensign Robert GARRISON and hi
friend, Ensign McHugh OF Boston
The young gentlemen are expetcet
daily for visit of a week or more
This viii be Ensign Clarkson's frs
visit home since entering the service
and his friends are looking forwar'
with pleasure to seeing him. His visi
will be short one, owing TO spleen
did position which awaits him on hi
return to Connecticut.
Mrs. j. G.. Blond, a Red Cros
worker, recently returned from over
seas, is spending a few days in Ocal
q guest at the 0cala House. Mrs
Blond has just returned from he
second trip across, and has been dom
special field work IN medical service
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Mrs. T.. E. Bridges has returne
home from an enjoyable visit
Gainesville, where's she was most dc
lightfuIIy entertained by Mrs. De
Costa and Mrs. Futch-
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Miss Pearl Keeffe is missed fror
her accustomed place IN Franks stor
and is, we are sorry to say, quite IL
Mrs. Jack Briggs of Gainesville j
spending few days in the city wit
her sister, Mrs. William Barrett.
Mss Warren, q trained nurse o
wide experience, who has been th
guest 0f Mra Belle Mershons has gon