The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-05
Meeting of the woman.s clnb

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Shortly after 8 o'clock Saturday
afternoon the Woman's Club was
called to order by the president.
Mrs. c. r. Tydings, who in her
sweet and gracious manner, wished
each and all prosperous and hap
Do New Year. before the regular
routine of business was begun.
After the adoption of the minutes,
of the regular meeting of the 9Th
OF December, and the call meeting Of
the 18th, the chairmen of commit
tees made reports. In the absence
of Mrs. w. K. Zewadski, on account
of illness. Mrs. H. C. Groves, sub
chairman of civics, made verbal
report, stating that the merchants
had promised to keep their front
windows always polished. A visit
had been made by one of the COM
mittee to the back entrances of
stores on Exposition street and it
was found that their ultidiness was
largely due to the long intervals be-
tween stops of the city's garbage
wagon. The same reason no doubt
would apply to other stores. Mrs.
Zewadski will send resolutions,
unanimously endorsed by the club,
to the first session of the new coun-
Gil protesting against the erection of
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the extension of the white way like
the one around the Harrington.
Mrs. A. Y. Strunk, of the custo-
dian committee, made short re-
port and Mrs Walter Hood, Of the
health committee, reported that
they had a balance of $3.50. Some
OF the federation stamps sold dur
ing the holidays had not been paid
for and she asked that the money be
handed either to her or Mrs. E. NJ.
Howard.
Mrs J. r. Moorhead, chairman OF
Junior Civic League, spoke next.
The league has to give up. its play
grounds next month, so the swings
and benches we're given to the civic
committee and they have already
been placed in the two parks. The
fence around the play ground is for
sale Mrs Moorhead read letter
which she had written to the city
council concerning the maintenance
of Comfort Lodge.
The building committees report
has practically been announces be
fore. McIyer & Mackay have The
contract for the new building which
will be erected on the lot donated
by Mrs. Jake Brown. The old lot
has been sold back to Mayor Robert
son, the club getting the same
amount that it paid for it, with in
terest
Miss Miriam Pasteur, of the Pa
1atka club, made an imDromptu talk,
stating that they were planning for
a new building too, but had not
made the progress that the Ocala
club had.
The half-hour study of parliament
tary rules was led by Mrs. FL. c.
Dozier, after which Mrs. Edwin
Spencer and Mrs. Groves, acting as
hestesses, served light refreshments
Miss Stoyali to Entertain at Cards.
Miss Minnie Stovall
At Home
Thursday evening, January eighth
nineteen hundred and fourteen
three O'Clock
Miss Geneva Stovall Cards
Mr.. and Mrs F. T. Schneider and
Niss Dorothy leave today for Orian-
do. where they will be the guests OF
Dean and Mrs Gray They go espe-
cially to be present at Bishop Gray
farewell sermon on Epiphany Jan
eth it being the twenty-first ami
versary TO the bishopric and also his
seventy-ninth birthday.
Mr.. Julian Bullock returned this
morning to resume his studies at the
University of Florida.
Mr. VERNE Stevens came in Sat
urday night to spend Sunday with
his family, Who are with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Weathers. Miss Margaret
continues to have fever
Misses Aylmer and Mabel Pearce
of Columhls, Ca, have returned tc
their homk in that city after few
davs, visit with Mrs Violet Powers