The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-05-22
OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Woman's Club Chairmen for the En-
Suinp Year

WOman's Club Chairmen for the En-
suing Year
At the meeting of the newly elect
ed officers of the Woman's Club held
yesterday afternoon at the club
house the following chairmen for
standing committees were appointed
to serve for the ensuing year:
Art-Mrs. F. H. Rogers.
Animal Protection-Mrs. Geo. T.
Maughs.
Custodian-Mrs. Maud Horne.
Civics-Mrs. C. w. Hunter.
Campfire Girls-Mrs. VIM. Hooker.
Culture Department-Mrs. Z. Van
Hood.
Health-Mrs. E. G.. Peek.
Junior Civic League-Mrs. ]. c.
Caldwell.
Music-Mrs. ID. E. McIver.
Social-Mrs. L. NJ Murray.
Social Service-Mrs. E. A. Osborn.
Physical Culture-Miss Mary Con-
nor.
Forestry-Mrs. L. H. Won Engel-
ken.
The chairmen of the educational
and household economics committees
are yet to be named. The chairman
with the officers and ex-presidents,
will constitute the executive board.
Miss Alison Entertained
Honoring Miss Elizabeth Alison of
Hackensack, N. J., who is being so
charmingly entertained on her first
visit to her former home, Mr.. John
Tarver was the host last evening to a
lovely dinner, his guests including
the honoree's hostesses, Misses Thee
and Gladys Wallis, Messrs. George
Davis and Olaf Zewadski.
The table at which covers were
laid for six, was most attractive in
its pretty appointments. White roses
centered the table and the place
cards were adorned with pink rose
buds, hand painted by the sister of
the host, Miss Frances Tarver. White
oleander blooms completed the dec
orations of the dining room.
Dinner was served shortly after G
o'clock and the affair proved one of
the loveliest yet given for Miss Alb
son.
Miss Minnie Lee Carlisle took her
sections of the 9th and 7th grades on
picnic to Silver Springs today. As
sisting her in her duties of chaperone
were Mrs. J. G. Glass and Mrs. Lett
ner. Mayor Robertson went with the
party and acted as engineer for the
boat. Another of the school grades
spending the day picnicking was the
9Th, taught by Miss Elizabeth Mi
zelle, which went to Lake Weir. These
annual picnics during the last month
of school are the happiest pleasures
of the school life.
Mrs. Marcus Frank and two little
daughters, Dorothy and Ruth, leave
tomorrow for Savannah, where they
will visit relatives for several weeks
after which they will go to Waynes-
vile, N. c., for the summer.
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Mrs. j. M. Luckie who recently
moved to the Kyle & Young planta-
ton east of the Oklawaha river, is in
the city visiting relatives.
! Miss Alice Bullock will go to Lake
Weir on the evening train to be the
guest of Mrs. Charles Rheinauel
over Sunday.
Cards were received this morning
from Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Taylor
mailed in San Diego, Cal. They had
seen Mrs. Norman Kirk, formerly
Miss Sue Anderson of this city and
had concluded trip to Santa Gaia
lima Island.
Mrs. E. It. Helvenston, two child
rem and maid will leave the first OF
June for Writsville Beach, N. c., to
spend four months. Mrs. Helvenstor
has leased a cottage and during the
summer will have as her guests sew
eral cousins and her sister, Mrs. w. d
Turnkey of Fl. Meade.
Miss Kathleen Spencer is the
guest until the close of school of Miss
Elizabeth Davis, leaving then fo1
Montreal, N. c., to join her mother
Mrs. j. A. Spencer.
Mrs. Albert Birdsey is expected
here next week from her home in
Forsyth, Ca, to visit her relatives
and friends, and particularly to see
her brother, Mr. Waldo Martin, a pa.
tient in the hospital who has been
quite sick for some time, but who is
now holding his own.
A marriage license has been issued
for Mr.. John T.. FeIts and Miss Edna
Miller. Mr.. Felts is the biggest, and