The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-01-16

was furnished by Mrs. J. c. Adkins,
who has recently visited in this city,
and others. The wedding was follow
ed by beautiful reception last eve
ming at the home of the brides par
ents.
Reception Day at the Industrial
School
Yesterday being receiving day at
the industrial school, the teachers
and pupils were kept busy all day en-
pertaining their guests and showing
them throughout the building, which
is always kept in perfect order and
ready for visitors at any time. Six
cars, all we'll filled with visitors went
out to the school in the afternoon. The
visitors were received most cordially.
The girls sang a number of songs,
followed by several songs by Mrs.
Ira Barnett and Mrs. Trevzant.
Among those who visited the school
yesterday were Mrs. William Hooker,
! Mrs. E. A Osborne, Mrs. L. w. Du-
val, Mrs. Charles Tydings, Mrs. Fl. M.
Hampton, Mrs: Morgan, Mrs. Trev-
zant, Mrs. w. T. Gary, Mrs. Percy
Perkins, Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. Bar
nett, Mrs. Taylor and Rev. and Mrs
Smith Hardin.
To the matron, Mrs. Elliott, the
superintendent, Miss Davis and her
co-workers is due more than a pass
ing word of praise for the condition
in which the school is kept. and the
satisfaction and contentment of the
inmates.
Misses Belle and Rae Strickland of
Cotton Plant were shopping in the
! city yesterday.
| The friends of Mrs. H. c. Jones and
daughter, Miss Helen, will regret to
| learn that both are on the sick list.
Mr.. E. K. Nelson and daughter,
Miss Nellie, of Tampa, spent yester-
day in the city. They were guests OF
the Harrington.
Miss Louise Toffaleti, who spent the
Christmas holidays with her parents,
has returned to st. Augustine to
finish her school.
Mr.. Ernest Bowyer of Lakeland,
will arrive in Ocala the latter part of
the week and will be the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. L. ]. Knight.
I Mrs. HI. c. Lane has returned to her
home in Wilmington, N. c., after a
pleasant visit to her son and daugh-
iter-in-law, DIR. and Mrs. w. K. Lane.
$50
Mrs. E. A. Osborne and niece, Flora
Mckay will go to Jacksonville Friday
J to meet Mr.. Osborne and will return
with him in their car In few days.
} People are looking forward with
: much interest to the performance OF
. watch Your STEP" at the Temple
! next Wednesday evening. 1t is sale
to be more interesting than ~Flo Flo
: Miss Maggie Lyle "a trained nurs'
\ who has been visiting her mother
Mrs. Frank Lyle in this city. lief
t yesterday for Nashville, Tenn, to re
:, sumo her duties in the hospital there
: Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Simmons o
f North Ocala are entertaining the lat
: ter's sister,. Miss Esther Lewis o
n South Boca Grande and Lieut.. Mile
= Eisele of New Jersey, an aviator
instructor recently returned frOr
:, France and an old friende of tn
k Simmons family.
d The following are a few visitor
n from different sections of Mario
d county who visited Ocala yesterday
Mrs. w. w. Miller, Mrs. T. j. KEN
# and Miss Alice King from Dunnelor
g Mrs. l. F. Haviland, Belleview; Mr.
Reed Russell, Misses Mildred Mar
lie ming, Hattie and Lillian Milligan, Al
m thony, Mrs. ]. L. Wiley, Weirsdale.
TT Ocalans who had the pleasure {
meeting Lieut.. William Wetmol
Gibbs, during his visit to this cit
in some weeks ago. at which time
ss1 was a guest at the home of Mrs. En-
I'd lily Green, and delivered an excellel
Id address at the Methodist churc
s. were greatly grieved to learn of h
f. death, which occurred early Monds
Id morning in Jacksonville. The funer
~ services took place at the Episcop
va church in Gainesville Tuesday afte
Ia noon. Lieut. Gibbs enrolled as st
lie dent at the University of Florida
r the course for civil engineers, t
rs first year that institution opened ]