The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-03

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Kay, Mrs. Thos. ]. killebrew and
Mrs 4. L. Izlar. respectively Each
meeting was delightful and was con-
cluded with light refreshments be-
ing served by the hostesses.
Saturdays Meeting of the Woman's
Club
Saturday afternoon the Woman's
Club met in regular business session,
with the vice president, Mrs. Lloyd.
in the chair, and Miss Atkinson act
ing as secretary in the absence of
Mrs. Maughs. The minutes OF the
previous meeting were read, correct
ed and approved, after which reports
from standing committees were re-
quested.
Mrs. W. K. Zewadski, chairman of
civics, made full report, enumerat-
ing the work of the past summer and
stating the future plans made re-
Gently at a meeting. 1t has s51.10
in the treasury.
Mrs. Perdue, of the animal protec-
ton committee, had only a few re-
marks to make. Mrs. Burford of the
forest committee, gave a complete
report of its work. At a recent
meeting it was decided that each of
the fourteen committeeman plant a
tree around the new hospital, which
would be a monument to them. They
will endeavor to protect all trees on
public highways and their chief am
bition is to have trees planted on
-either side of the Silver Springs
boulevard.
Mrs. Strunk of the custodian COM
mittee, reported that no. place had
been secured to meet. Mrs. c.. ".
Martin, chairman of household eco
Monies, made a full report. Fifteen
lessons had been given and action
was taken to pass resolutions pro-,
tecting all food stuffs and the reso-
buttons will be taken to the fedora
ton meeting in Orlando. Mrs. Van
Hood of social center, made a short
report At the Marion County Ed
ucational Association, which meets
here this month, the committee has
obtained permission to speak ten
minutes, during which time it wants
to lay plans before the association to
esta blish circulating libraries among
the rural schools. A report was heard
from Mrs. D. w. Davis of the study
class They will have their first reg
ular meeting Tuesday. Mrs. Moor
! head of the Junior Civic League,
asked permission to give her report
| later She reminded the club of its
| pledge to present each tomato club
| girl with pin when their reports
are handed in, and stated that she
was prouder of her girls since re-
turning from West Florida than ever
before. Delegates to the federation
were instructed to get receipts with
| their tickets as chances were good OF
getting a reduced rate. Miss Bell
and Mrs. S. 7. Sistrunk were APP
pointed to learn the dates of the ar
rival of the auto party numbering
1872 en- route from the north to ST.
Petersburg. Mrs. Clarence Camp
has offered to receive them at the
Country Club and other entertain
ments will be arranged.
Mrs. Edwin Spencer then took the
chair, having planned a delightful
program for legislative day, but on
account of the late hour two num-
bers were held over for another
meeting Miss Mayes spoke on
'Woman's Legal Status in Florida"
stating only plain facts which were
heard for the first time by many.
Her article was thoroughly enter
tanning and equally so was Mrs Bur
ford's talk on the Mothers Per sion
Bill The club deeply regretted
that the remainder of the program
could not be given.
Among the business attended to
included a motion made and carried
to ask the city to have the name of
the street running north and south
| by the lot for the new club changed
to Elizabeth Lane, in honor of the
| clubs first president.
The engagement of Miss Bessie
Denham of Augusta, Ga, to Mr..
! Harry Garner Haskill of Wilmington