The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-07
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE IL
1RARY A BIG SUCCESS

The Temple on Friday night was
packed for the entertainment given
for the benefit of the Carnegie library
book fund, and the entertainment was
q great success.
Preceding the concert me regular
pictures were run. and again follow
ing the delightful program.
shortly after eight o'clock the spe-
cial program arranged for the even
ing was begun.
MIR. j. ID. Rooney, before introduc,
ing Mr.. Frank Harris as ANDREW
Carnegie" gave a very greatly appre-
ciated talk, and paid AIR. Workman.
principal of the ocala High School
and his associates very high com,
pliment. and said that he was glad
that ocala was soon TO have such a
fne new school building as well as a
new library. both of which any city
should feel proud. Mr., Harris is
said BY many who have seen the dis,
tinguished Laird of Skibbo" TO bear
a very striking resemblance to him,
so for this reason the ladiese Of the
library association prevailed on. Mr..
Harris to act as Mr., Carnegie on this
occasion, and to president at this en-
tertainment,
For this occasion Mr., Harris wore
a Highland Scotch costume. He made
a short speech. taking occasion 10
pay hiSh tribute 70 Nr. Carnegie,
whose generosity will make possible
a handsome library for ocala. as he
had done for so many cities and
towns throughout the country,
After his remarks the musical num-
hers of the evening were announced,
the first being solo by Mr.. PeR0llo.
accompanied by his teacher. Miss
Downs Mr., PeIullo has very pleas
Ing tenor voice. and this was the first
time many in ocSlS had had an oppor>
t0nity OF hearing him, and were de-
lighted,
Mr., William Camp. another young
Ocala singer. who has voice OF very
brilliant promise. sang in = very
splendid manner. The vagahond,S
Both these young singers delighted
and greatly pleased their audience
Mrs, H, NJ, Hampton sang delight,
fully S>h0hertss SerenSde. Mr., Alb
bott played a violin ohliyaso tor Mrs,
Hamp,on's song, Her sweet. clear
soprano voice always charms. and
last night she was AZ her best. She
also sans IN two Srios, one With Mrs
7 s, johnson and Mrs Hampst
Chambers and the other with Mrs
Con and Mrs. Chambers Both were
very lovely, their voices Alen6ing TO
getAer in eeligAsNal harmony,
The last musical number was a
novelty duet by Miss Marguerite por>
ter aud Mrs II ?, Spencer, With y Gel
Il oNllzSto BY Mr. Alr> 4. A. AAeoss,
TAls was = most attractive number,
poSssayinx n very pretty manner
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