The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-01
BELLEVIEW


her daughter, Mrs. George Proctor,
left for home Wednesday. She was
companied by her little granddaugh-
ter, Miss Pearl Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sias of Newport, Yer
mont, who have spent the winter at
Palm Beach, spent several days this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Gale, leaving
on Tuesday for their home.
We are sorry to report the illness of
Mrs. Haskell. who has been quite i'll
for several days.
Miss Callie Richards returned home
Sunday from a very pleasant visit at
Mcintosh and Gambler.
Miss Lorena Freeman spent several
days visiting in Shady. She
companied home by Miss Lille Gas
kin.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Proctor of Pedro
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
GEORGE Proctor.
Miss Sophie Rheinaehl of Starke.
spent several days with Mrs. Amos
Mott. Miss RheinaeEl taught here
several years ago and needless to say
she received a warm welcome. She
left Wednesday for home.
Mrs. Weihe has as her guest her
brother, Mr.. Haines from South Flo
rida.
Miss Ida Snow who has been visit
| ing Mrs. NJ A. Dudley, left Monday
| for Ocala to visit a short while.
Last Friday evening at the Baptist
church the closing concert of the
singing school conducted by Prof. o.
L. Tharp was given. Quite a crowd
was present who expressed them
selves highly entertained for the ev-
ening The songs were well selected
and finely rendered. Following are
| those who composed the class, and
| took part Friday evening: Sopranos,
Misses Bessie Cogswell, Lorena Free
man, Ruby McLendon. Mesdames Mott
and Lucius; tenors. Messrs. Wenrich.
Hopper, Haines and Townsen: altos.
Misses Edna Nichols, Kathryn Wen
rich. Marguerite Whisenant and Mrs.
Jack Crawford; bass. Messrs. Mott,
Weihe, Proctor. Hanes. Ritter, Gale
male sopranos, Messrs. Lucius and
Haines.
! After the concert was over. Prof.
| Tharp was treated to a farewell sur
prise party by his class at the Hotel
Marion. The class gathered at the
hall and proceeded in a body to the
hotel. The professor was much sur
prised a their arrival All had a
|
was served which had been prepared
by the class. At late hour the
crowd departed wishing Prof Tharp
good luck and speedy return.
! On Tuesday evening at the town
hall a silver medal contest was held
under the auspices of the w c. T. T.
This was a matron's contest, six mar
ried ladies contesting. The stage was
very prettily decorated for the oc-
casion. and the following program was
given:
Song-By l. T. LIS.
i Prayer-Rev. Wenrich.
Solo-Mrs. J. T. Lee.
Music-Prof Richards violin, Miss
Richards piano.
Duet-Rev. Wenrich and daughter.
Song-By six little boys.
| Music-Prof. Richards and Miss
Richards.
No, INA Can't Vote"-Mrs Will
son Haines
No 2-"The Final yote"-Mrs
Washburn.
No. 3-"The Drinking House over
the Way"-Mrs. r. L Moore.
No. "A Voice from the Poor
House"-Mrs, ]. A. Lucius
No. 5-"The Signboard"-Mrs J. D
Harrel.
No. 6.-"Mrs. O'Flaretty on the Wo-
mans Question"-Mrs. Adam Hafned
| Duet, Misses Bessie CogSweu and
Edna Nichols.
Mrs. j. n Shedd then made known
the decision of the judges, that Mrs
]. A. Lucius had won the medal and
with a neat little speech presented the
medal to Mrs. Lucius
Next came the silver offering fol-
the w. c. T. l., and a quartet by
Misses Cogswell and Nichols. and Mes.
srs. Mott and Wenrich.
Rev. Wenrich then dismissed the au.
dience. All the contestants spoke vel
and the evening was much enjoyed.