The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-04-12
U. d. c. Meeting

a. OIdHSe LAKE
U. d. c. Meeting
With the state president. Sister
Esther Carlotta, of ST. Augustine. pres
emit, the meeting of the United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy yesterday at
$3.50 O'clock at the home of Mrs. Ray
mond B. Bullock was very interesting
and largely attended. Mrs. D. Il. Nc
Iver. who as first vice president sue
ceeded Mrs. E. NJ Howard as president
was in the chair and business session
of much Importance was Immediately
begun. Mrs. Henry Livingston was
elected second vice president to sue
coed Mrs. S. I. Sistrunk, who became
first vice president
The committee which was appointed
to entreat Mrs. Howard TO reconsider
her resignation, made a report to the
effect that it was not successful in its
undertaking A letter written by Mrs.
Howard conveying her regret on not
being able to continue her duties and
extending best wishes for each and
all was read before the chapter
The constitution and bylaws recent
ly drawn up and presented to each
member in booklet form by the retir-
trunk.
Mrs. D. NJ. Smith and Mrs. John
Bailey were appointed to notify the
paying the annual dues that their
names would be stricken from the
chapter if dues were not paid in three
days after receipt Of notice.
Five delegates were appointed to
rnV o1ao Iva no1 L
convention in May They are Mrs. L.
T. Izlar, Mrs. Emily Green, Mrs. Frank
Harris, Mrs. Bullock and Mrs. Sis
trunk.
Upon request Sister Carlotta spoke
briefly on several parliamentary laws
and made beneficial suggestions to the
chapter
After adjournment Sister Carlotta
made her annual speech to the Dick
ison Chapter, which was curtailed on
account of the lateness of the hour.
she is decidedly the most magnetic
Roman in the state and during all of
her talks she has full command of her
audience. Her speech yesterday was
BEAUTIFUL and full of inspiration.
Punch was served to the guests as
fhey arrived by Miss Josie Williams
and during the afternoon fruit frappe
and cake was served by Mrs. Bullock,
Miss Josie Bullock and Mrs. C. e.
Ahearn.
Capt. c. T. Howard was the over
night guest of Mr.. o. B. Howse.
Rev. Glass is being entertained this
week end by Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Maughs.
Miss Louise league of Lady Lake
joined her aunt, Mrs. E. T. Porter yes
terday at the home of Mrs. J. w. Hood
for week end visit.
Miss Willie Camp of Franklin, Va,
arrived several days ago from White
Springs and is guest in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp.
Mrs. w. w. Williams of Dunnellon,
who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ.
A. Bostick, made the Star office a
! pleasant call today
I Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Yonge, Miss Erin
Yonge and Mrs. Chas. K. Sage return
ed from Jacksonville this afternoon.
Mr.. H. c. Jones expects his family
home from seabreeze this evening.
Mr.. A. W. Decamp left today for a
vacation at Safety Harbor.
Miss Dorothy sherouse went to Red
dick this afternoon for a week end
visit to relatives.
i DR.. T. K Slaughter and family, after
la pleasant visit in Ocala, returned tc
their home in Levon last night
Mrs. Sidney Maddox arrived from st
Petersburg today and viii spend q
week the guest of Mrs. I. /. Strong in
this city and other friends at her old
home in BelIeview.
Mr.. william Marcus of Savannah
who has been visiting his son-in-la"
; and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. March,:
. Frank for several days. returned L
; Savannah this morning. Mrs. Marcus
!. will remain few days longer witt
her daughter.
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DR.. ]. E. Chace and his son Hugh
will probably leave in a day or so FOL
|, week or ten days outing at cedal
Keys. The little boy has not been wei
. lately, and it is hoped that the sea ali
will be of benefit; and a little res
: won't hurt the doctor. who between
. professional and public business i
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