The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-02-27
rIando Basketball Team Defeated by
the .WiIdcats''

rlando Basketball Team Defeated by
the wildcats"
The wildcats the Ocala high
thool basketball team, were victor
us yesterday, winning from the bas-
etbaIl team of the Cathedral school.
rIando. with a score of 90 to II.
he game was played at $3.50 O'Clock
the grounds at the home Of Mr..
hid Mrs.. Clarence Camp and was
Etnessed with great interest by
lends. The visitors came with the
m expectation Of winning, for they
Isily defeated Ocala when the girls
ent to Orlando, but shortly after
|e game opened they saw that the
Fildcats were out for victory and
pthing less.
lOcala's lineup was as follows:
Forwards, Callie Gissendaner and
lillian Smith; centerss Leslie jack
n and Louise Spencer; guards, Alice
rAJOH anu 4NGbS1E Ngf%4Il
The Cathedral team was as follows:
Forwards, Jane Green and Marion
NTH; centers, Ruby Shriver and
arion Jones; guards, Ella Slemmons
hd Helen Way; substitutes, Ger
ude Hodson and Ella Spencer.
The game was umpired by Miss
hepherd, athletic fletcher at the
hthedral school, who chaperoned the
rlando girls. Miss BERTHE Smith
as referee; John Tarver kept score
pd f. G. Smith, Jr., was time-keeper.
Though defeated, the visiting girls
hjoyed immensely their stay in
Gala. On their arrival yesterday
ey were met at the train by Mr., and
rs. Clarence Camp. who took them
their hospitable home, where a
vely course luncheon was served.
hst night the ball room at the Camp
pine was thrown open to the mem
Frs Of both teams and a number of
lends. Miss Nettie Camp, assisted
her parents and Misses Stella,
ina and Carita Camp. entertained at
delightfully."- informal dance.
The visitors were guests for the
ght of the Wildcats and this morn
g they were taken to Silver Springs
I'D shown over the city, after which
ey left for Leesburg to play the
am there this afternoon.
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RS. Hooker Addresses the Tampa
WOman's Club
The Tampa Woman's Club had the
1usuaI. pleasure Of having as its
lests at yesterdays meeting, two
omen, prominently connected with
e Florida Federation, Mrs. William
ecker and Mrs. F. H. Mote of Ocala
side from the fact that their exper-
nee in clubdom makes them appre-
ated visitors, their own persona
iarm would make their presence ar
SEPARATION at any gathering.
Mrs. Hooker was the federation
resident for the past two years, AMI
this capacity she has come in clos,
uch with hundreds of the club WON
of the state. Mrs. Mote is nov
Hartman of the music department
he one regret in connection Will
esterday's meeting was a severe COLI
Fevented Mrs. Mote from giving tn,
bng the club members had antici
Ated..
Mrs. Hooker, after a graceful it'll,
PRODUCTION from the president, Mrs
N. L. Ligat, gave a talk to the club
lat showed the work being done b!
cal, state and national organiza
pms, and that inspired in her hearers
increased loyalty in the federation
I'D interest in what it is accomplish
g.-Tribune.
Friends will regret to hear of tn,
ness of Miss Alice Sexton.
DR.. w. H. Dodge, who has been tn
pest of Mrs. w. M. Mcdowell an,
mily since Thursday, returned t
Jacksonville today.
Miss Leora White of st. Paul, MINI
in the city for a brief visit to Mis-
pan Austin, en- route to PensacoI
ON West Palm Beach. Miss Whit
sited Miss Austin here several year
90.
Miss Louise Roberts left Monda
orning to visit her mother, who j
atron Of the high school dormitor
Ocala.-Dunnellon Advocate.
Miss Helena Wade of Jacksonvill,
no is visiting Mrs. E. A. Osborn
iii sing tomorrow at the mornin
rvice at the Presbyterian church.
Rev. c. F. Moore will again occup
e pulpit at the Presbyterian churc
morrow, coming up from Leesbur,
here he and Mrs. Moore are visitin
lends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Livingston ar
tests, Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Dea
r. and Mrs. J. E. Johnson and Ma
Hanse1 Leavengood spent toda
Lake Bryant fishing.