The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-02-27
Meeting OF Che Woman's
Club Saturday

Meeting OF Che Woman's
Club Saturday
! The regular meeting of the Wo
mans Club was held Saturday after.
noon. Mrs. Gary the president was
in the chair. The program was in
charge of the chairman of health and
conservation, and it was very enjoy.
able program Mrs. Dozier the health
chairman announced that. the first Of
/ series of lectures by DIR. Hodge of
the university extension department,
was to be held on Tuesday afternoon
at the club house.
The dedication of the memorial ave.
has been postponed from Saturday.
February 20 until little later. on &C
count of local condition Mrs. F. G. B.
Weihe, who is chairman of conserva
ton and animal protection, announc-
ed that her committee expect to soon
erect drinking fountain, in memory
of the animals that gave their lives
in the recent war; The fountain is to
be eretce6 in the new "Tuscawilla
Park
DR.. Karl Weihe gave a very inter
esting and instructive talk on the
eyes. Mrs. III. HI. Harroll read a splen.
did paper on conservation, which was
thoroughly enjoyed She also payed
/ a beautiful tribute to the memory of
Mrs. G. T. Maughs, who was for so
long time, one of the clubs chairman
on conservation. Miss Nellie Stevens
also gave short talk on health in the
school room. One pleasant feature
of the afternoon was that of learning
present one of the state chairman's
Mrs. Amos H. Norris of Tampa The
club was most happy to have this visit
frem her. Two of Ocala's sweet sing
ers. Mrs. H. M. Hampton and Miss
Music Bullock gave several sweet
solos.
Mrs. Gary the president, urged the
ladies to boost Ocala for the state
capital, and they all pledged to work
to that end At the conclusion a half
hour social was enjoyed with Mrs.
Paul Simmons and Mrs. Leveritt
Futch as hostesses.
The census shows that Florida has
male inhabitant in Okaloosa county
hos years old and female SO. Both
the man and the woman are robust in
health and are not at all feeble. The
very air of Florida seems productive
to longevity.
Mr.. George G. Brooks, prominent
attorney of Key West and member
| OF the legislature from Monroe county
/ is among the victims of influenza.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Bishop Of Fort
Pierce, came to Ocala on Monday and
are spending a while in the city rs
the guest OF Mrs. Bishops parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber, at their home
| in North Ocala.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Fl. Haughton have
been spending the past few days in
jacksonville visiting their son, Mr.
Nal Haughton and family.
Mrs. L. T. Izlar has returnoa home
from a very pleasant visit at Oldsmar
with her daughter, Mrs. G. Lander.
son.
| Miss Mary Burford expects to join
her friend, Mrs. Walter Gier, at Ha-
wen Beach the first Of next week, and
will be her guest for couple Of
weeks.
Mrs. Fred Robertson and her daugh
ter, Miss Lucille Robertson, of Detroit,
Mich, have arrived in Ocala, and will
spend the remainder of the winter
here. Their friends are giving them
most cordial welcome They again
lare making their home with Mrs. Da-
| vid Conner on East Third street.
Miss Gordon of Buffalo, n. Y, is a
very attractive visitor at the home of
her cousin, Mrs. Emanuel H. Martin,
on Lake Weir avenue.
Miss Meta Jewett went up to Jack.
sonyille yesterday afternoon to spend
a few days with Mrs. George Ford.
/ $50
Mrs. George Fl. Ford went up to
Jacksonville Tuesday afternoon TO
spend week or ten adys.
/ Mrs. Mary Williams has returned
4 $780, r. -