The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-01-04

Earn, cameron GamSDy ana Brant-
ley and Paul Weathers.
Woman's Club Meeting
The first meeting of the Woman's
Club for the new year was held Sat
urday, Jan. End, at 3:15 o'clock, at
the club house, the president, Mrs.
G. r. Tydings presiding.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. OF the
committees, Mrs. W. A. Coin, custo-
dian, reported an expenditure of 81
and collections Of S96.50 from the
rentals. Mrs. G. j. Bitch of civics,
reported that much of the success of
the municipal Christmas tree was
due the members of her committee
who supported her Loyalty. Mr.. Mar
Gus Frank contributed the material
for the suit worn by Santa Claus and
motion was made and carried that
he be sent a vote of thanks from the
club. Mrs. Jack Camp moved that
the civic committee be given a vote
Of thanks for the great credit it re-
/ fieeted on the club by giving the
Christmas tree. The motion was car
ried.
The president announced that the
forestry committee would give a
play, "The Old Maids Convention, 2
at the Temple on the evening of
January Is and the proceeds would
be divided with the building commit
tee. Mrs. Fl. G.. Dozier of health, re-
ported balance of $3.50. Mrs. n
/ G. Groves of the study class, reported
a large and interesting class. Mrs
lB. Fl. Seymour, correspondent secre-
tary, solicited subscriptions for the
federation magazine and reported
that forty members had paid dues
} sos had been turned over to the
treasurer, SIS taken in that after.
noon and a balance on hand of $3.50
, The report was accepted.
The treasurer. Mrs. j. D. Robert
i son, reported a balance of S246.80
! The report vas fled.
= Mrs. Jack Camp, of building com
mittee, asked for contributions TO
the building fund. Mrs. B. T. Per
. due reported the sale of $16,55 wortl
+ of red cross seals.
Wednesday, Jan. 9th, the clul
will celebrate its sixth birthday an
! niversary with an afternoon and eve
!, ming party, to which the general pub
T lie will be invited.
The program for the afternoon wa
in charge of the study class and be
fore Mrs. Groves took charge, tn
7 president presented to the club
J. handsome portrait of the late Mrs
D. w. Davis, who was the believe
chairman of the study class for sew
q eral years.
8 The first number on the program
I was vocal solo, "Till Wake" b
e Miss Marguerite Porter, accompar
led by Mrs. ]. K Dickson on tn
piano. That was followed by a plan
n selection, "Veid Dances by Miss E
$ len Clarkson. Mrs. F. r. Bridge
gave an interesting reading frol
Shakspere's julius Caesar, reading
q portion of the interview between POI
IS tia and Brutus in the orchard
a The concluding number was Chol
I ms March Funcbre," an instrumel
tai selection rendered by Miss Cert
Peyser.
al II NOS 5000 o,5 aa,.,.;o1 49,
Re vote of thanks be sent the library fl
contribution of several hundre
magazines to the social service con
d mittee
y, At an executive board meeting he
a. before the business meeting bill
were ordered paid, Mrs. j. FL. HI
was elected a member and the cit
e endorsed the Maxwell Motor C,
re Company's plans for making a pla
. in the automobile world for WON,
demonstrators.
We There being no further busine
On the club adjourned after which
IS. social half hour was enjoyed, Mrs.
r. H. Martin and Mrs. George Clos
III the nosEeSSess serving tea and wafer
er
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pasteur a
/ children have arrived from Charlot-
olf N. G., and are being cordially W,
IS coined by their host of friends
Mrs. T. G. Wiley of Jacksonville
*, in the city for several weeks visit
her sister, Mrs. B. H. Seymour.
ed Miss Louise Booze returned vest.
re day from holiday visit to frien
II. and relatives at Eustis, Tavares, {
re lando, Lakeland and Tampa.
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- The annual business meeting of /
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