The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-01-02
Marion County Pan Hellenic Society
Enjoy Banquet

Pm Hellenic Society, the only organ /
ization Of it's kind in the state, en-
joyed their second annual banquet
last night at the Harrington Hall /
hotel.
The society had the exclusive right /
Of the dining room and the long
banquet table on which covers werea
laid for the thirty members had for
its decorations small pottted ferns, |
their green foliage being prettyl
contrast to the snowy whiteness of
the table linens. The banquet was
served at six O'Clock and the menu
was as follows:
Grapefruit Cocktail
Oysters on the Half Shell
Celery Olives
Tomato Bouillon in Cup
Outlets Of Bass, Tartar
Long Branch Potatoes
Small Tenderloin, Mushrooms
flashed Potatoes Green Peas
Lettuce and Tomato Salad
Ice Cream Cake
ROQuef0rt Cheese
Coffee
Rev. Bunyan Stevens was toast
master and gave very splendid
talk on the Pan Hellenic Society and
fraternities. Tosats we're given BY
Messrs. T. T. Munroe, NJ. j. Roesss
Il. p. Wilson and Edward Anderson
their impromptu talks adding great
III to the evening, Mr. Anderson IS
only d pledged frat man and spoke
from that stand point.
Attending the banquet were the
following who compose the society
which represents d number Of the
Greek letter fraternities: Rev. Bum
yam Stephens, DR.. Il. K Slaughter,
Messrs. Edward Green, r Il An
derson, Sry and four sons, Clifford,
Robert Jr., Leslie and Edward Ande1
son, III 4. Munroe, M. q. Roess, II. III
Daniels, Norman Pratt, W. s. Bull
lock Jr., Julian Bullock, Phil Robin
son, Clarence Meffert, James Taylor,
II. A. Weathers Jr, Paul Weathers,
Jack Camp, r. G. Camp, L. P. Will
son, M Il. Mershon, Claud Camp
bell, j. NJ Mcdonald, P. H. Nugent.
Drs III. C. Dozier, e. G. Peek, e. G.
srIlinder, NJ. g. Izlar The following
members were unavoidably prevented
from attending Judge p. S. Williams
L. w. Duval, 7. X Killebrew, Fred
Mefrert, Fred Hooker and G. G
Green.
Faithful Service Appreciated
On Thursday night at the installa.
tion Of Masons and Eastern Stars !
handsome past matron jewel was pre-
sented to Mrs Jake Brown BY Mr.
G. 81 Conner in behalf Of OcaIs
chapter No. 70, O. e. S.
Mrs. Browns year as worthy ma
tron was most successful one ane
III her response she placed much cred
IT to her officers and members; VIII,
were ever ready to assist upon al o.
casions.
Mrs. Wade, relative of Mr.. am
Mrs. Il. r Wilson, who has been i
South Florida, passed through 0ca1,
today en- route to her home at Chat
tanooga
MI. and Mrs. r. Al. Green will leav
tomorrow for Lakeland and while i
that city will make their home at th
Hotel KILLER.
Miss Tonmie standley returne
this afternoon from Gainesville
where she was one of the attractiv
visiting girls attending the New Yea
ball last night.
Mr. and Mrs. R. e. Lang and Mis-
Willie Mae Lang returned last nigh
from weeks visit to relatives i
Gainesville.
Miss Miriam Pasteur leaves tomol
row for Fort Myers, where She is
member of the high school faculty.
Miss Frances Arnold Of New Yorl
after visit tof several days with he
college mate, Mrs. G. H. Ford, Z.
turned to Jacksonville today.
Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Glass an
daughters and Mrs. Ella Glass an
Miss Dorothy Schneider returned t.
day from Island Grove
Miss Frances Rowley, who has bee
spending the holidays with her pa
,ents at San Mateo, viii return torno.
row.
Mr.. Ralph Dawson left today fl
Jacksonville after enjoying visit
several days at "GIenhurst,D the que
OF Capt. and Mrs. g. r.. pvlas