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Theater Parties

Temple in a very attractive picture,
"The Other Half" TO see this sweet
little actress there were three theater
parties in the afternoon.
! Miss Elizabeth Bennett entertained
number of young boys and girls, es:
lpecially in compliment to Miss Carita
Camp, who was home for the Christ.
mas holidays. After seeing the pic.
lures Miss Bennett and her guests
went to the Bennett home, where ro-
lfreshments were served.
In compliment to Miss Mary Bird
lsey of Savannah Miss Christine Close
gave a theater party, entertaining
about dozen young girls. Follow
ling the pictures refreshments were
enjoyed at the Court Pharmacy.
Miss Elizabeth Murray was also
hostess at theater party Saturday,
entertaining number IF her young
friends, first at the picture show and
later at her home.
A&&a
Miss Will Matt Sims a
December Bride
Mrs. Marshall Mercer Sims has an.
Enounced the marriage of her daughter.
Will Matt, to Mr. Thomas Jackson
Barksdale. on Wednesday evening, De.
|cember thirty-first, the marriage hav.
ling occurred at her home in Wishing
ton, Ga.
Mrs. Barksdale is sister of Mrs
L. N. Green of this city, and has been
Ia visitor at Mrs. Green's home or
several occasions.
Miss Margaret Taylor has returned
to Belvedere, N. J., after spending the
holidays at home
Miss IONA Sewell has returned to
Jacksonville after holidays visit in
this city with her sister, Mrs. ]. r.
Galloway.
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Mrs. Dudley Spain who has been
spending the past two months with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. VIVA.
ley expects to return shortly to her
home in Columbus, Ga.
Miss Rebekah Weaver. charming
young Greenville, Miss, belle, arrived
in Ocala Tuesday night to spend sew.
eral weeks as the guest of Miss Ellen
STRIPPING.
Mr.. Charles Peyser has returned
home from a short visit with his
daughter Mrs. Harry Simons, in Mi
ami.
Sergeant Edward Green after a
|thirty-day furlough spent at his home
in this city. left Tuesday afternoon for
Fort Mcpherson. He hopes to be vel.
enough to receive his discharge at an
early date.
Mrs. Hickman Chambers and little
daughter, who have been spending
some time with relatives in Jackson.
vile, have returned to Ocala and are
guests at the Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Kirby expect te
leave shortly after the middle of the
month for their old home in Pittsburg
Penna., and will again make that city
their home. This young couple have
made many pleasant friends during
their residence in this city who will
regret exceedingly their departure
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| Mrs. Ralph r. Birdsey and children
will leave Monday afternoon for their
home in Macon, after.a months visit
with Mrs. Birdsey's mother and aunt,
Mrs. HI. A. Ford and Miss Stotesbury
/ Mrs. Lambert and son, after a short
visit at Lake Weir and in Ocala with
| the formers uncles, Messrs. Charles
land Ben Rheinauer. left Saturday aft
ernoon for their home in New York.
Mrs. Lambert was formerly Miss Hell.
en- Rheinauer and visited here a num-
Der OF years ago, and is pleasantly
rom (, M horcs7 NV fbn f,.;,,lc ~ 49,.
cles and her aunt, that she met on that
occasion
| DR.. J. P. Montgomery expects to
leave in copule of days for his home
at Elizabethtown, KY. after holiday
visit in Ocala with his son-in-Iaw ana
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. f. R. Hooker,
and his young grandson, Master Cliff
ton Hooker. Mrs. Montgomery ana
her mother, Mrs. Watkins, expect tc