The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-14
Presbyterian Ladies to serve Dinners
at the Fair

Presbyterian Ladies to Serve Dinners
at the Fair
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church are busy formulating plans
to serve dinners at the fair grounds
during fair week. \ committee for
each day has been appointed and
with their assistance they will serve
dinners at a most reasonable price.
Mrs. Clarence Camp has offered them
the use of her commodious tent,
which will be stretched near the Nc
liver and Mackay building, an acces-
sibIe location and a place where ev-
eryone can go and enjoy a meal in
the quietness of pleasant surround
ings.
Mrs. W. H. Dodge and MIS-. F. J.
Huber will be the committeeman in
charge on Tuesday, Nov. %, opening
day, and with their assistants will
specialize in meats which will be
served with baked beans, pies and
other tempting dishes. Wednesday
Mrs. j e. Johnson and Mrs. Sidney
Halle will manage the serving of a
barbecue dinner. Thursday a regu-
lar Thanksgiving spread with all the
side dishes that go with a turkey din
Scott and Mrs. L. NJ. Murray, and
Friday, the last day, Mrs. John Tay-
lor and Mrs. Ards Waterman will be
in charge and their specially will be
chicken pillau.
The ladies are undertaking the
work to increase their finances but
in doing SO they are giving the house
keepers of the city an opportunity
to enjoy the day at the fair without
the hinderance of domestic duties
and the hundreds of visitors who an
nually attend the privilege of pass
ing an entire day within the grounds
with no thought of leaving for din
ner.
The occasion demands vast
amount Of work which no other body
could accomplish with better sue
cess than the ladies who have taken
charge, among whom are some of
Ocala's best culinary artists.
A prominent visitor to Ocala next
week will be DR.. William Martin,
professor of Davidson College, David
son, y. c., who will arrive from
Pensacola, where he is attending this
week the meetings of the Florida
Synod. DR.. Martin will be the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Dodge at the
manse and the pleasure of his few
days visit will be two-fold for his
host and three sons are alumni OF
Davidson College.
Mrs. D. S. Woodrow returned to-
fay from two days visit with Mrs.
H. w. Henry at Lake Weir.
A visitor to Ocala for a month is
f1r. futile, who came yesterday from
fNinston-Salem, y. c. Mr.. futile is
stopping at the manse on Fort King.
| Miss Frances Tarver reached home
"a few days ago from Savannah, Ca
where she has enjoyed a visit of TWO
months with relatives. \
DR.. ard Mrs. Reeves of Inverness
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ].
Roess yesterday, motoring home in
the evening.
Mrs. Mary Dodge Maddox is antici-
pating a visit to Jacksonville soon,
where she will be the guest of her
brother.
Mrs. J. G. Spurlin, who has been
the guest of Mrs. H. A Fausett for
several days, returned yesterday TO
her home at Lake Weir
Mrs. Ella Proctor and children OF
Eureka are the guests of Mrs. VI. ].
Sherouse.
The Junior Civic League will sell
candy tonight at the Temple theater.
Mrs. H. S. Chambers and Mrs.
B. Borden returned on the early
morning train from Jacksonville
where they attended the state con-
vention of the Christian church