The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-11-17
Wedding plans

contracting parties VIII DE the mar
sriage of Miss Clara elizabeth John
son and DR.. J. Harry Walters, which
will be solemnized this evening at 8
o'clock at the home of the brides
parents, Capt. and Mrs. T. H. John
son, the ceremony being performed
by Rev j. VI. Gross.
The bride will be attended by her
cousin, Miss Zelma Rizer of South.
Carolina as maid of honor. The lit
tie ribbon girls will he Misses Cor
nelia Dozier and Elizabeth Bennett,
the bower girl little Miss Lucille
Horne and Master Fred Blalock will
be ring bearer.
Or. Walters will have as his best
man his youngest brother, Mr..
Holmes Walters.
The nuptfal music will be render
ed by Mrs. j. X Dickson. Miss Mar
guer:te Porter will sing three beauti-
full selections and Immediately after
the ceremony which will he witnessed
only by relatives and most intimate
friends, a reception from to II will
be held to which two hundred inyi-
tations have been issued.
DIR. and Mrs. Walters will leave on
the midnight train for Jacksonville,
sailing from there tomorrow for d
six weeks stay in New York.
$50
Wednesdays Federation Program
The interest of all club women is
centered in Lakeland this week,
where the twentieth annual session
of the Florida Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs is being held. The fol-
lowing is the official program for
Wednesday, beginning at 9 o'clock:
Meeting of board of directors.
Meeting of credential committee.
a. m.
Report of credential committee,
Miss Williams.
Roll call of officers and chairmen.
Roll call of clubs.
Appointment of special commit
tees.
Reports of officers: Recording sec
rotary, Mrs. Macon Thornton; CORE
spending secretary, MRS. Jack Camp
treasurer, Miss Bessie Williams; au-
ditor, Mrs. f. r. Teney; general fed
Grafton secretary, Mrs. William b
Young; president, Mrs. William
Hooker
REPORTS of press correspondents;
General Federation Magazine, Mrs
Shackleford; TimeslUnion, Mrs. F
%. McCuen; Tampa Times. Mrs ]. E
Worthington.
Report of revision committee. Mrs
Henry Wight
In Loving Memory. Mrs. C. t. Har
per. chairman.
Civil Service Reform. chairnal
constitutional revision committee.
Adjournment.
2 p. minutes and announce
ments.
(. Reports of special committees.
Reports of departments: Burea
! of information, Mrs. Kirk Munroe
!, club extension, Mrs. Henry Wight
civics, Mrs. ]. T. Fuller; home eco
monies, Mrs. A. Leight Monroe; sc
,cial conditions, Mrs. j. d. Randall
? civil service reform, Mrs. G. T. Hal
i per; health, DR.. Ellen Lowell Stes
ems; education, Mrs. w. s. Jennings
: legislation for compulsory education
State Superintendent w. n. Sheats
educational plan of the Georgia fec
. Grafton. Mrs. Peterson, first vice pre-!
! ident
{ p. MFRS. Dimick, second vic
president, presiding.
Music.
i address, DR.. ]. Y. Porter, pres
J dent state board of health.
h Vital statistics, Mr. Voorhees,, sta
5 istician state board of health.
Music.
Address, Child Welfare, DIR. Fra
l. ces Bradley, ATLANTA. Ga.
"a Boys Industrial School, Mariann
$ Judge William H. Baker.
Music.
Informal reception.
De The music for the evening sessi,
e has been arranged by Mrs: w.
s Melton of the Lakeland Club, al
B. tomorrow's program includes:
Song Without Words" (Tich
kowsky) -Orchestra
ly Solo, Non Flu Sogno" (verdi)
s. Mrs J. f. Townsend.
in Solo, 80 Haunting Memory &C;
Ill RE Jacobs Bond miss Ann Cal
e. we'll
Mrs J. F. Thompson has retul
H. ed from a visit to friends in st.
a tersburg.