The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-05-23
Tea at the woman's Club

club for 1882 was held last Satur.
day afternoon, the program being in
charge of the music committee Mrs.
7. II. Johnson, chairman.
AS this committee had given no
special entertainment during the wear
they made this into silver tea. the
proceeds to be used for the clubs
building fund.
This tea was very largely attended
and was very pleasant affair, the
program having been largely render,
ed by Miss Edwards expression class
of the Ocala public school.
The Highland fling" danced by
Margarets Hastings in Scotch costume
was an especially attractive number.
and the poem, In Flanders Field :
recited by James Cox and Matte
Beall Cameron, was one Of the best
numbers of the program.
There were several illustrated
songs and pantomimes by the entire
expression class. the program being
interspersed with number of beau.
tiful vocal solos and also a piano
solo by Miss Irma Blake. The sing
ers were Mrs. H. M. Hampton and
Mrs. H. M. Black, the latter formerly
Miss Gladys Martin of this city.
Their numbers on this occasion
were especially beautiful ones.
Before the program was common
ced a beautiful resolution referring
to the laying away of the clubs SER
vice flag prepared by Mrs. B. T. Per
due, was read by Mrs. Tydings and
was unanimously adopted by the club.
Mrs. Van Hood read letter from
Dr. Grace Whitford, relative to the
establishing of public health nurses
In Florida Mrs Hood explained in
detail the great work of the public
health nurses and asked for the en-.
dorsement of the OcaIa Womanss
club in the interest of this move.
ment. The club was unanimous in
giving Mrs. Hood this endorsement
After the program was concluded
fruit punch and cakes were served.
The hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. e. A. Osborne, Mrs. J. e. Ed
wards and Mrs. L. w. DuvaI.
The following resolutions, adopted
by the Ocala Woman's club at it's
meeting Saturday afternoon were in
troduced by Mrs. B. T. Perdue. spoa.
sor for the service flag:
Whereas, during the great world
war that our nation has been engag-
ed in. the service flag, emblem of
pride, purity, patriotism and demo.
cracy. was proudly raised in the
hearts, the homes, the churches, the
clubs, the workshops and everywhere
and the stars thereon stood for .,ur
boys. their loyalty, bravery and lofty
ideals: and
Whereas, as hostilities have ceased
and rehabilitation is in progress.
which includes the furling of the ser,
vice flags. and laying them tenderIv
away, and bidding us to look mp and
afar along the lines OF reconstruc-
ton; and
Whereas, when the, congress acted,
and our president issued the call for
men to stand out and maintain the
standard of democracy for the world,
the sons of the women of our club
responded fifty-four strong, and our
flag was held aloft and in looking
at the stars upon that roll of honor
we see the names of r. L. Anderson,
Jr., Leslie Anderson, Edward aAnder-
son, Edward Anthony, Perry Anthony.
julius Brown, Harry Bullock, Ray
mond Bullock, Robt. A. Burford, Jr.,
Wiley Burford. Sam Burford, Louis
Chazal, John Chazal, Charles Chazal,
Robert Common. Edward Common, Nor
ton Davis, Welch Dewey, DR.. H. c..
Dozier, Roy Galloway, Jack Galloway,
w. T. Gary, Henry Groves, Edward
Green, r. S. Hall, Jr., Frank Harris.
Jr, Charles Lloyd, George MacKay.
Robert MacKay, Alfred MacKay. Ken
meth MacKay. Miss Mary Marshall,
Hugo Mcintosh. Peter Macintosh.
Clarence Meffert. Gordon Moorhead,
Robert Moorhead, Walter Moorhead,
Irwin Rogers, DR.. G. c. Sheppard.
LAGRANGE Sistrunk, Wayne TenEyck.
Hubert TenEyck. Heron Todd. Ben
Todd, Robert Tydings. Brantley
Weathers, Paul Weathers. Olaf B.
zewadski, Guy B, ewadski, Clarence
B. zewadski, ]. D. Macdonald, John