The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-03-14
L. ID. c. Meeting

L. ID. c. Meeting
| Dickson Chapter L. d. c. met in
business session yesterday al three
O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. W. w.
Harriss. The meeting was we'll at
tended and was presided over by the
president, Mrs. D. E. McIver
Among other important matters
attended to was the carrying of
motion to notify delinquent mem
bers to either pay dues or let the
chapter know of their intention to
withdraw their membership.
The pledge to Arlington monu-
ment for next year, in accordance
with the vote, will be paid imme-
diately.
Mrs. D. NJ. Smith and Mrs. Robert
Blake were appointed a committed
to visit the sick for the month.
Mrs. Eugene Cox of Atlanta was
given a demit and Mrs. T. E. Bridges
was made member.
A letter was read from Mr.. Will
| lam Full, president of the Confed-
crate Reunion Association, asking
| the support of the chapter in selling
number of Confederate buttons at
| 81 each, the proceeds to go toward
| the expense of the reunion, and after
! lengthy discussion the chapter vot-
ed to take twenty-five buttons.
A INT TO h.
ization of a camp of Sons of Veter-
ans from Adjutant General n B.
| Forrest was read.
The April meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. McIver.
After the adjournment social
ha1f-hour was enjoyed with the host
ess and her mother Mrs. Nellie
Waldo. Hot chocolate, sandwiches
and candies were served.
Rev w. S. Little of Philadelphia
who made his home in Ocala while
Rev. Campbell Gray was rector of
Grace church is now in Orlando and
will be connected with the Cathedral
! clergy, assisting with the mission for
colored people and in other church
work.
Mrs. Henry Livingston did not go
! to Gray, Ga, as she intended, for
| Wednesday, the day she was to leave,
| a letter came saying that her mother,
| Mrs. Jackson, was a great deal bet
ter and on account of illness in her
immediate family, Mrs. Livingston
deferred her trip.
| The friends made by DR.. Carolyn
! Geisel, one of the eminent lecturers
at the recent Chautauqua, will re
greet to hear that she is voiceless
with an attack of laryngitis, which
| will necessitate the canceling of all
her engagements for ten days at
least
| Mr.. R. S. Hall, VINO has been at
tending to b. siness in Jacksonville,
Joined Mrs Hall in Lake City today.
| Monday Mrs Hall accompanied her
son to Columbia College, making the
trip by automobile. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall will return home in a few days
In mentioning the recent Woman S
Club meeting in Tampa the Times
says: Mrs. w. H. Jackson, playing
her own accomplishments, sang a
lovely solo, Singing to You Mrs.
Jackson has a lovely voice and her
contribution to the afternoon pleas
ure was greatly appreciated by the
club
Mrs L. S. Beard, of Shelbyville
) Ky, the charming sister of Mrs
Bunyan Stephens, will sing as an
offertory at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning, In My Fathers
House." and in the evening, The
Lord is Mindful of His Own" Mrs
Beard has an exquisite voice and
. at the Temple Wednesday evening
her selections were greatly enjoyed
by the large audience assembled
.
Mrs. Annie Chamberlain concluti
ed an extended visit TO her cousin
. Mrs. W. T. Gary Yesterday, and er
. route to her home in Pittsburg, Pa.
: will visit in Decatur, Ga. and Chat
!: tanOoga
!. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Frank Huber o
! Ocala, arrived in Bronson Tuesday
!. evening on a visit to Mr.. Huber
!. brother Mr.. John Huber Mr.. Hub