The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-06-06
Piano Recital "Wednesday

Night
Wednesday night, at her home On
Oklawaha avenue, the music pupils
of Miss Dorothy Lancaster gave their
annual piano recital. There were
were quite a number of the psrents
and friends of these young pianists
present to hear their concert. and
the playing OF Miss Lancasters pu.
pills was most enjoyable. She has
quite large class and their playing
Wednesday night showed evidence of
very careful and excellent training.
The educational committee OF the
Florida division, U. d. c.. composed
of Mrs. H. H. McCreary, of Gaines
vile, chairman. and the following la
dies. Mrs. ]. M. Alvarez OF Starke,
Mrs. J. G. Blocker of st. Petersburg,
Mrs. Rita DeMuro Dame OF Inverness,
Mrs. E. L. Carney of Ocala. Mrs.
Frank Brown Of Jacksonville, and
Mrs. L. B. Saunders of Brooksyille.
after due consideration of the sever
al applications for the scholarship
maintained at the Florida State Col.
lege for Women at Tallahassee by
the division, awarded said scholar
ship to Miss Frances Ramage OF
Leesbusg. The scholarship at the
University of Florida was awarded at
the recent state U. D. c. convention
held in Jacksonville to Mr.. Horace
Wilson of Starke. Both of these
young people will enter the respec.
tive colleges in September and are
entitled to the full four year course IL
they meet the requirements of the
organization.
Mr.. John McLin, another splendid
young man. who was living in Ocala
when he answered his eountry's call
by joining the navy, arrived in Ocala
last Friday afternoon for a few days
visit to see his many friends here
long enough to say "howdy'' to them.
During his service in the navy he
was on a number of boats and cross
ed the ocean several times. He was
very popular with many OcaIa
friends, all of whom were rejoiced
to see him again well and in the
best of spirits and ready to begin
all over again his business career SO
suddenly interrupted by Uncle Sans
call to arms of all his young men.
Mrs. r.. s. Hall and youngest son,
Harrington, left Wednesday after
noon for AsheviIIe, N. c., to join Mr..
Hall and Messrs. Earl, Robert and
William Hall, who left last Saturday
in their car for Asheville. Mr.. Hall
has purchased a pretty home in
Asheville for his family and they ex-
pect in the future to spned the great
er part of their time their Their
Ocala friends will be very sorry 10
learn that they do not expect to
again make this city their home, but
hope to make frequent visits here.
Mr. Sam Barco came up Wednes.
day from Miami and returned G)day
to his home in that city. accompan-
led by his mother, Mrs. J. NJ. Barco,
who has been i'll in the hospital in
this city for some time. Mrs. Barco
is very much better and she expects
to be in Miami for some time with
her son and family.
Mr.. Sam R. Poser, travelling out
of Orlando for the Ambrosia Pro
ducts Co., is in the city for a short
visit to his mother and brother and
other relatives. Mr.. Poser, who is
former Ocala boy, is doing well
and is looking well, and his OcaIa
friends were delighted to see him.
While here Mr.. Poser booked a num-
Der of nice orders for his firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Trantham are
announcing the birth of a baby girl
on Wednesday. Mrs Trantham was
formerly Miss Josephine Bullock, and
this little girl is the second daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Trantham.
Mrs. Robert Markley and Miss Sue
BarcO left this afternoon for their
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