The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-05-19
Commencement Exercises of TIN
OcaIa High School


OcaIa High School
With the close approach of COM
mencement season for the Ocala high
school, it is now possible to give an
outline of what will be the program.
On Thursday evening, May 26, at
the Temple theater, play will be
given by the department of express
sion, a new branch, under the direc-
ton of Miss Mary Lee Hill. A small
admission will be charged to defray
expenses of printing program, the
theater and such like.
The baccalaureate sermon win be
delivered Sunday morning, May Both,
at the Temple by DR.. ]. M. Gross of
the Methodist church.
Monday morning, from 10 to u
o'clock, after promotion cards have
been given out, the teachers will hold
cat homes" in their rooms, displaying
the work of the pupils done during the
term. Chief among the displays will
be the exhibit of the domestic science
class.
On Monday evening at the Temple
the graduates will render their pro-
gram and be presented their diplomas.
Social Affairs mt the Confederate
Reunion
Social interest is now being center
ed in Richmond, where the 25th an
nual Confederate reunion will as
semble on May 81 to June 8. Thou
sands of people will attend probably
the last reunion to be held by the
Soldier in Gray" The directors
have endeavored to eclipse all former
reunions and have made plans to en-
terrain deliberately the veterans, their
sponsors and maids of honor, the Sons
of Confederate Veterans and their
| sponsors and maids of honor. The
| galaxy of Southern bellies who have
been appointed official representatives
for the veterans and Sons of Vet
Grams will be feted at balls, lunch
cons and receptions. The social pro-
gram is as follows:
Monday, May 81: Presentation of
| sponsors and maids under the au-
spices of Sons of Veterans, at the
city auditorium.
Tuesday, June /, p. m: Luncheon
at the Country Club of Virginia.
Tuesday, June 1, p. m: Informal
dance in the auditorium of the Jeffer-
son hotel given to sponsors-in-chiet
and their maids; department and div
ision sponsors and their maids; u. C.
". and S. c. v.
! Wednesday, June 2, 10 a. m. to l
p. m: Members OF the sponsors and
maids committee viii escort visitors
to places of interest in the city.
Wednesday, June 2, p. m. to- p
m: Informal reception to Lee Auxil-
larry u. d. C. at Confederate Ladies'
Home.
A p. m: Floral parade.
$3.50 p. m: Grand concert at the
city auditorium.
s p. m. to IL p. m: Reception to
sponsors and maids of honor at Lee
Camp hall.
10 p. m: Fireworks with reproduc-
ton of Battle of the Crater, at Stuart
Camp, state fair grounds.
Thursday, June 8, IL a. m: Grand
parade and laying corner stone Stone
wall Jackson monument.
/ 9 p. m: Grand Confederate ball al
First Virginia Regiment armory.
Any child desiring Dusty Miller
plants may have them to add to their
gardens by calling at Mrs. o. II
Green's, COS Oklawaha avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Stevens of Der.
lin were in town today. Mrs. Stew.
ems generally stays close at home and
this is her first visit to Ocala in al
most a year. Mr.. Stevens says they
had a good rain in the Berlin section
and gives most encouraging report
of the crops. The Star is glad to say
that the people who mapped out Blox.
ham county had the consideration tc
leave Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens in Mar.
ion; and they are glad of it too. They
have been in Marion half a century
and have no desire to leave it.
Miss Ed Locke Eycleshimer return.
ed last night from a visit to relative:
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