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newest shade, with jade and henna
still favorites. The popular materials
are Iceland wool, weave sweaters with
rib stitch and the ever-liked block
effects
Blouses are of dainty dimity and
tub silk and almost all have the Peter
Pan color and either double or single
cuffs. Skirts are of materials that
delight a careful shopper Silks, can
ton crepes, Russian crepes, crepe knit
as well as the heavier tweeds and fan
nels.
There are hats to go iwth every
sort of sport costume, and the cellu-
loid and metallic belts set off to per-
lection the charm of the we'll dressed
woman's costume
Meeting of the Weman's Club
Another pleasant meeting of the
Woman's Club has been added to the
long list of already pleasant ones.
The one on last Saturday proved to
be one that was most enjoyable to all
who were present.
The principal speaker was Mrs. B.
c. Riley. who is the president of the
Gainesville club. Her talk was on the
"Woman's Work. and it was a most
inspiring one indeed. She is a very
graceful talker and it was a pleasure
to have her the guest of our club.
Mrs. c. w. Hunter Mr. Louis
Chazal and Mayor Peek, all three gave
short but interesting talks relating
to the civic needs of our city and
the share the women must take in it.
Their talks were very much enjoyed.
Miss Babette0 Peyser, Misses Clara
and Lenoa Richardson and Mr.. Eddie
Armstrong;, of Belleview were on the
program and as is their usual habit
delighted all and had to respond
to a number of encores.
After the exceedingly enjoyable pro-
gram. Mrs. William Wolff, Mrs. r. T.
Adams, Mrs. H. A. Davies and Mrs.
w. K. Lane were the afternoons hos
tesses and served refreshments.
Pauline Frederick Webs a
Second Cousin
Santa Ana, Cal, Feb. 6.-Pauline
Frederick, motion picture actress for
merly well known on the legitimate
state, was married here Saturday
evening to c. A. Rutherford of Seattle,
whom she said was her second cousin
and known to her all of her life. Miss
Frederick returned quietly to Los
Angeles after the wedding and said
she expected to return to work in a
studio there today.
Miss Louise Dressler and Jack
Gardner, both of Los Angeles. were
the only witnesses.
Mr.. Herman Grimm WEEDS in
Jacksonville
Mr. Herman E. Grimm and Miss
Genevieve Warrock were quietly mar
ried this week in Jacksonville and
they will make that city their home.
Mr.. Grimm moved to Jacksonville
several years ago from this city, hay
ing for number of years been con-
nected with the Ocala Gas Engine
Company. He is an expert auto me-
chanic and follows his trade in Jack
sonyille.
The many friends of Mrs. Whitfield
Palmer will be glad to learn that she
is improving. from her recent severe
illness.
Mrs. e. S. Grace, of Chronicle, was
in our city last Tuesday doing some
shopping.
Mr.. Harvey Clark spent couple of
days in Jacksonville during the week
on business.
Mrs. w. T. Gary entertained on last
Saturday at luncheon as special
compliment to Mrs B. C. Riley, of
Gainesville. who was in Ocala a guest
OF the Woman's Club. The other
guests to enjoy this delightful but in
formal party were Mrs. Mamie Hall,
Mrs. Walter Hood, Mrs e. T. Helvens-
ton, Mrs. Eastman and her daughter,
Miss Margaret Eastman, who are