The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-29

/ on the S. A. L. limited. to accompany.
his mother, Mrs. j. c.. Wilson that
| far on her way Mrs Wilson has
been visiting her son and daughter
| in-law since Christmas. She resides
in Aniston, Ala, but goes from here
10 Montgomery to visit a daughter,
Mrs. Geo. D. Patterson
Social Activities at the Lake
A number of Ocala members of
the Lake Weir Yacht Club attended
the annual meeting of the club at
Eastlake on Feb. 81. The election
of officers presents the following list
for the ensuing year: Comnodore
H. w. Henry, Oklawaha; vioelcom-
modore, w. r. Goodwin, Eastlake;
secretary, Fl. T. Connard, Weirsdale;
| assistant secretary, E. J. Lytle, Stan
ton; treasurer, j. W. Chapman,
Eastlake; assistant treasurer Tin
charge of all accounts of Ocala men,
bers), T. B. Pasteur, Ocala. Ex-
ecutive committee, the officers of the
club and w. H. Buckley, Weirsdale;
d. S. Woodrow, Ocala; J. R. Josse-
lyn, Eastlake. Members house COM
mittee, y. FL. DeLane, chairman; ].
G. Lege and j. R. Josselyn, all of
Eastlake. Applications for the use
of the club house for parties should
be made to a member of the house
committee.
At meeting of the stockholders
Of the Lake Weir Club Association,
incorporated which owns the club
house and rents it to the club, it was
found that very gratifying reduc-
ton in the debt had been made,
leaving only about 5000 to be dis
charged. President w. R. Goodwin,
of the association, Commodore H. w.
Henry of the club, and n. w. Harri-
son were designated to solicit supple
hentary subscriptions, in order to
liff this debt promptly. A fine start
vas made, nearly every member
present pledging an additional sub
scription.
A meeting of the executive COM
mittee held on Wednesday, outlined
the program for the rest of January
and February. The club house will
be open on next Saturday afternoon
and evening for informal cards and
tea, from to o'clock, and for an
informal dance in the evening Mrs
Goodwin and Miss Ballou of East
lake, will have charge of the tea The
commodore's reception will be given
at the club house on Thursday eve
ming, Feb. 5, at 7:30, by Commodore
and Mrs. Henry. Each Thursday
afternoon and evening following,
during February, the club house will
be open for informal cards and tea,
from 8 to o'clock, and dance in
the evening. The formal program
was then drafted: Saturday, Feb. IA,
st. Valentines Day masked dance.
Only dancers in mask will be allowed
on the floor before 10 o'clock. Satur-
day, Feb. 21, Washington birthday
celebration. Picnic supper at p.
m. Address at 1880. Dancing and
cards at s. Saturday, March g.,
cake and candy sale, 1880 p. m, fol-
lowed by dancing and cards.
Inn entertainments thus far plann-
ed will be held at the club house
which is easily reached by the new
hard road through Belleview. A
large attendance of Ocala members
is confidently expected this season.
The program for March has not yet
been prepared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Masters,
who have been the guests of rel
atives and friends in Jacksonville
for the past few weeks, will leave to-
day for their home in Ocala.-Times-
Union
Mrs. c. L. Bittinger continues to
i
Miss Fay Campbell left today for
Mount Dora.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A Fausett and
Mrs. Mae Bingham left today for a
visit to Mr. Fausett's place at East
lake.
Mrs. r. A. Alfred Mrs. L. w. Hen
bricks and Miss Ruth Hendricks will
go to Port Inglis on the early train
tomorrow morning.
DR.. Y. P. Pillans has been down
from Orlando to see his grandmoth-