The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-05-01
Work Has Commenced on the Deal;
Woman's Club Building

Work Has Commenced on the Ocala
Woman's Club Building
Yesterday morning active work on
the Woman's Club building was
commenced and the contractors will
rush the work now until the build
ing is completed.
Friday Afternoon Auction Club
The members of the Friday after
noon auction club were the guests of
Miss Fanny Robinson this afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the regular social
gathering of the club, and playing
with them We're a number of the
hostess friends
The six tables We're arranged in
the large living and dining rooms
and scores were marked on attract
i've TALES hand-painted in series of
pretty heads. Beautiful sweet peas
and other flowers adorned the rooms
The usual number of progressions of
auction were played, after which the
club member and visitor holding the
highest scores were presented with
silk hose and a dainty fan.
A delicious fruit salad course with
butter thins, pickles, crystalized
ginger and grape ice was then serv-
ed on the card tables which were
laid with dainty ooynrc
Among those enjoying the after
noon with Miss Robinson were Miss
es Rosebud Robinson, Eugenia Full
Ter. Bette McIver, Hope Robinson,
Minnie Stovall, Adele Bittinger,
Marie Won Engelken, Clara John
son, Annie Davis, Christine Wide
man, Isabelle Patterson, Beatrice AL
exander, Alice Bullock, Hester Dew
ey, Dorothy Schneider, Josie Bullock,
Mary Mcdowell, Ellen Clarkson,
Ruby Gissendaner, Mrs. c. B. Aver,
Mrs. Louis Sheppard, Mrs. Thomas
Wayne, Mrs. E. E. Robinson and
Mrs. Eta Robinson.
AT the woman SluD TOMORROW
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Woman's Club will
be held tomorrow afternoons at three
o'clock. All chairmen- are requested
to be present with complete reports
and all members are urged to attend
as final plans for the building of the
new club house are to be discussed
fully.
The regular program of the edu-
cational committee will not be rem
dered as announced but Miss Nellie
Stevens, principal of the. primary
school, will read a splendid original
paper on The Value of Medical In
spection in the Schools from a
Teachers Standpoint" which should
be heard by all club women.
Among the new business to be at
tended to will be the perfecting of
final plans for lawn fete to be held
May 15 at the home of Mrs. Jack
committee.
The executive board will meet at
2:3O O'Clock and the president re-
quests full attendance. The build
ing committee is asked to meet also
with the board.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hampton and Mrs. E.
3. Robinson will be hostesses.
" A pretty wedding was solemnizel
at Indianola last evening, when Miss
Ida Floyd became the bride of Mr..
B. H. Abbott. ! Mrs.~-Abbott spent
winter beforeLlasrin ocala, as gov
erness for the four daughters of Mr<
and Mrs. Clarence Camp and her
martiage VIII be OF mterest-to
numbered friends.
Mrs. n. Hickman left last night for
Philadelphia, after enjoying her an
nual winter visit to her daughter,
Mrs. l.. r. Chazal. En- route she
will stop in Columbia, S. c., to see
her granddaughter, Marie and Dor
othy Hickman, at the womans col
lege. Mrs. Hickman, after visit
to relatives in Philadelphia, will go
| to her home in Lewes, Del, for the
summer
DR.. and Mrs. J. VI. Thompson will
be visitors to Jacksonville during re-