The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-12-11
OoALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Continued from Fifth Page)
Mr.. Clarence Camp Elected President
of Florida Golf Association

was effected at the banquet last night
at the Tampa Yacht and Country
club, rendered by members of the
Tampa Automobile and Golf club to
the visiting players. Clarence Camp
OF Ocala was elected president and
Jacksonville was selected as the place
for the next state golf tournament,
and April selected for the play. The
executive committee will make the
plans for the play and select the
dates.
Jack Mahoney, postmaster last
night, was elected vice president of
the state association, with Frank
Drake of Ocala secretary and E. ].
Event of Jacksonville treasurer. The
executive committee, composed of
member from each club, consists of
J. H. Tucker, Florida Country Club,
Jacksonville; S. W. Watkins, Clear
water Golf club; J. II. Bonacker, Tam
pa Automobile and Golf club; D. c. !
Gillett, Tampa Yacht and Country /
club; J. J. Logan, Atlantic Beach
Golf club; E. L. Fouts, Boca Grande
Country club; Frank Drake, Ocala !
Country club.
T. E. Lucas, C. E. Ball and w. M.
| Fielder were named by the president
last night as committee on consti-
tuition and bylaws, to draw up the
organizations charter and present it
at the general meeting at Jackson
vile in April. The annual golf cham
pionship, open to residents of the state
only, held this year for the first time
under the auspices of the Tampa Au-
tomobile and Golf club, will be con-
Quoted hereafter by the Florida asso-
citation and will be played in differ
ent city each year.
The Ocala golfers, Messrs. Clar-
ence Camp, R. C. Camp, Phil Robin
son, Frank Drake and w. S. Hilands,
who participated in the state golf
tournament, are home from Tampa,
also Mr.. J. S. Person, who was an on
locker. Today the finals in the am
ateur golf championship of the state
are being played, thirty-six holes,
starting at 9 o'clock and again at two
this afternoon Finals in the various
consolation rounds are also being
played today. The Ocalans report
. royal good time.
The fortnightly meeting of the "a"
club which was to have been today,
was postponed until next Saturday, at
which time Miss Sue Moore will en-
terrain the eight members.
Mrs. Ernest Lytle and two sons,
who have been guests of relatives for
the week, returned to Stanton today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Leigh are
, planning on spending Christmas with
relatives in Jacksonville.
: Mrs. R. A. Alfred, after short
t visit to Mrs. D. R. Conner, has re-
n turned to Port Inglis. 1t will be well
t come news to the friends of Mr.. and
RMS. Alfred to know that they will
come to this city shortly after the
= first of the year to reside.
r Miss Louise Booze, member of the
). Dunnellon school faculty, is spending
e the week end at home. Miss Booze
will return home next Saturday to re-
: main until after New Year day.
v children of Mcintosh were in the city
e today motoring over in their Cadillac
The Junior League met this after
t noon at the Methodist church and
!. packed Christmas boxes to be sent to
the orphanage at Enterprise.
vi Mrs. c.. Carmichael continues i'll
v which will be unwelcome news to hel
friends.
al Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Robinson anC
+ children, who have been residents OF
10 Riverside, Jacksonville, since leaving
this city, are now making their home
at the Aragon hotel.
h Messrs. G. w. Neville and Judge
,e Barksdale, Mrs. H. c. Martin anc
b. Miss Isabel Mays made trip to Ocals
or on Tuesday. They went before thu
2; board of public instruction to secure
B. another teacher for the local higl
school and succeeded in having theil
= request granted.-Dunnellon Advo
I'd cate.
o. The new teacher will be Miss Nam
DR. lie B. Parker, of Darien, Ca, and sh'
d. will begin her school duties after tn,
holidays.
ly DR.. FULLER'S OFFICES MOVED