The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-15
Activities Of oeaIa Club

Activities Of ocaia Club
The following about the ocala Wo-
mans Club appeared on the Fedora.
tion page of Sundays Times-Union.
and viii be of much interest to club
women.
Although the club year closed on
May ~. with the installation Of new
officers. there has been much activi-
~ manifested by various committees
al during the summer. and a great
deal has been accomplished. The new
president. Mrs. Harry Dizier. centers
upon her new duties all interests. and
already her influence Is being felt
among club members in renewed In
terest an ifs affairs. She announces
that the year book for 1920-1921 is in
the hands OF the printer and will be
ready for distribution shortly.
The club house committee. Mrs.
William Hooker chairman, has sup
erintended a thorough renovation of
the beautiful little club house on
Tuscawilla street. Both exterior and
interior OF the building have received
careful attention. new curtains have
been procured for the windows. and
the floor. whlch il such a pleasure TO
tile dancing set. has been put In first
class condition.
Work on Victory Way" the clubs
own memorial 20 her war participants
has been reopsned and although this
avenue 90 Tuscawilla park was com
pleted and dedicated In April. its up
keep requires the expenditure of time
end care. and AIRS. Walter Hood is
admirably adapted 10 the superinten.
dence of this work. her committee re-
Gently having raised funds by serv-
ing % the local Rotarians the lunch
"a their weekly meetings. Funds were
raised a. this manner. also. earlier In
tho summer 10 the executive board TO
BE- applied ON the club house renova-
tion
The club was called upon this sum.
mer % rellnqulsh one OF is oldest and
mnst active members when Mrs. Jake
Grown. wlth her family. removed TO
Miami q was through MRS. Browns
generosity that the site ON which the
eluh houae b built was obtained. aud
ou guly "A q charming musical tea was
aiveu ln her honor. Receiving with
tha president aud Mrs. Brown were
member of other women's organiza-
flona ~ Deals with whom she was ar
aiiated. these inciuding Mrs. bi'tin'
ser ~ the Kings Daughters. AIRS Sim
mors 81 ihe order % che Eastern
et.r aud MRS. " A. Coin. Of Enstis'
= lifalona friend % the honoTee. ana
$40 4 me president OF her 0wn home
eluh Afier ereetlng Mrs. Brown q
aafeatlal musical program was en-
e.vra an BEE course being served Art
a~,ar8 Mrs Brown carried 20 her
uew home the very best wishes OF her
rarsonai and club friends. aud the re-
memhrauoa 81 several happy houFs
seent "a that day with her
chat members are deeply interested
A. serlrserlne IN order 70 be quaiiiiea
:. vata In November. Msr W =
cav ~ the legislative Committee an
rornelng thai she viii provide trans
,.r,at,on 20 and from the court house
~. snore white women iueonyenien'iy
.s,.stsa and 3 study class and forum
4. being planned 70 aid The women
voter -. IN
N.mhers are looking forward with
- 40 me formal opening OF the
- Cor the winter season ON oe'o'
ber a.
u.-tar Ted Drake. who vas a"i's
.-s.,,x injured on saturday IN an
% accident Is getting a'ons quite quite
-, aud viii soon be able 70 asa'n
80, wlsh bis friends
,..nn Tarxer. who now makes
NJ. - = Memphis. Tennessee - N
osala. called q. y :. Tarver.