The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-03-12
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that the Civic League has held, was
given the afternoon of the 3rd, In
honor of Doctor Mosher and wife, If
Malboro, N. Y. Guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Sands Haviland. There were
forty-three present After the sing.
ing Of America. by all, the Doctor and
his wife were furnished seats near the
stage in the center of the hall, then
all present joined in march played
on the piano by Mrs. Hopkins, presi.
dent of the league. Each one as they
passed shook hands with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mosher, speaking a few words to
them. Miss Hilda Monroe played a
selection from al travatore. Mrs.
Florence Wells sweet singer sang
three different songs having been
strongly encored. Mr. Ed Armstrong
accompanied her on the piano. Mrs.
Wells also gave a recitation. Mr.
Armstrong played and sang my Gal
Sail" Mrs. Adam Hofner recited
THE Old Garden Gate" and by re.
quest recited a piece about the dedi
cation of the league, composed by
Mrs. c. P. Dustin. Mrs. Frank Havi
land gave recitation. Miss May Van
Horn recited two pieces. Judge Hop.
kins by request made an address and
recited a piece entitled, "On the Rap
pahammock, an incident relating 10
the Civil War. One of the old soldiers
present was in the fighting on that
river. Mrs. L. L. Hopkins made a
pleasing address to which Doctor Mos.
her responded in a few appropriate
words. Then tables were set about
the hall. all present were seated at
them, and refreshments consisting of
delicious cakes, waters and coca were
served
Sabbath afternoon Mrs Maggie Nc
Clendon received a telegram reading
that her daughter, Ruby was seriously
sick in Jacksonville and that an i'm
mediate operation must be done. Mr..
Crosby Immediately took Mrs. Nc
Clendon in his auto to catch the linn
tied express at Ocala.
The exhibition of Clarks Circus On
the 3rd was very good. There was
no rowdyism or trouble of any nature.
They lost horse that morning. Small
attendance in the afternoon. but in
the evening they had fpll tent.
On the 4th the Belleviw Workers
had invited the ladies and gents to
attend an at home from to ) .. M,
at the library There was a good at
tendance. Ice cream and cake were
served.
The night of the 5th the Epworth
League gave box supper at the town
hall Receipts good.
The Utilities Company have wired
the house of Mrs. Adam Hafner for
electric lights.
The night of the 9Th there was card
playing by some of the men and dane
ing by the young people in the league
building
A regular meeting of the league was
held the afternoon OF the 9th. Four
ladies and one gentleman were bal
loted for and accepted as members Of
the league. In the evening there was
card playing in the league building.
On the Sth Mr. and Mrs F. e. Mar
tin, Lorin Martin, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Tanner went to Jacksonville, intend
ing to visit ST. Augustine and Daytona
before returning to Belleview.
Doctor Mosher and wife have re-
turned to Marlboro, n. Y.
Mrs. Merritt, who has been stopping
in Daytona, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Sands Haviland Mr. Haviland is Mrs.
Merritt's brother.
On the Sth Edmund Armstrong auto
ed to Orlando, returning the same day.
Miss Minnie Tremere, who has been
quie sick is much better. Doctor
Slaughter says she had a bad cold bat
mot the flu.
The night of the 18th there will be
dance at the Civic league building
music by Needham's orchestra, Of
Ocala.