The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-23
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Meeting % woman's Club
with vases Of pretty pink yerbenas
and many colored petunias the club
house Was the attractive setting for
one d the most enjoyable meetings
81 me year. AIRS. W T. Gary. the
president Was IN the chair. and called
the meeting 70 order. then she turned
me program over to Miss Mary shep.
hard, the chairman Of education. A
u.os. interesting program had been
prepared aud was beautifully carried
out
Miss Marguerite Porter. me musical
instructor IN the public school, gave
a very enjoyable vocal number. then
she gave a lnost interesting talk on
her method \ teaching music in all
the different grades from the wee tots
up 10 the high school Her talk was
illustrated BY some OF her class. The
children Of the third grade gave a
folk dance and song. which was done
very cute and in perfect time and
tune
The next was an instrumental piece
Of music given by Master Webster
0lllen. He IS indeed. a musical prod.
igy and played two most difficult
pieces with much ease They were
thoroughly enjoyed by the club. and
his musical eareer will be watched
b. the club members.
The high school glee club gave two
songs. illustrating the work Of music
accomplished In this department.
Miss Shepard. after this number. in
a few chosen words. introduced the
principal speaker OF the afternoon.
Dr. Edward Conradi. president of the
Women's College at Tallahassee. His
subject was Americanization, and he
handled his subject beautifully, and
his talk was an inspiration TO all who
had the pleasure Of hearing him. He
paid a most beautiful tribute to DIR.
W +. Yocum. who has for the past
fifty years been such a wonderful
influence In the educational world.
He also paid Mr.. F. L. wartman Of
Citra. who Is a member of the board
Of control a fine compliment for the
good work he has done along the
school lire. Both Mr.. Wartman. and
Dr. Yocunh were present and made
short talks.
Miss Music Bullock. one of ocala
sweetest singers, gave two solos,
which closed the afternoon program.
Mrs. Gary. the president, made sew
eral announcements and then the club
after singing. Florida. My Florida"
adjourned for a social hour with Mrs.
Koonce. Mrs. Ak. Mrs. Holder and
Mrs. Han who were the hostess for
the afternoon. They served refresh
J ing punch from a prettily decorated
table. and strawberry cream and lady
fingers.
The next interesting feature of the
woman's club win be the dedication
OF Victory Way" this afternoon.
Everybody Is invited. the program
win be most interesting and will be-
gin az tive o'clock
$3.50
Left FOR Washington
Miss Edith Stewart FLOYD has Joined
her sister Mrs. Brooke G. White. Jr,
IN Jacksonville. and today Mrs White
and Miss Floyd planned to leave for
Washington. d. c.. 70 attend the an
nuai congress OF the National Society,
Daughters az the American Reyoln.
tion. Mrs. White Is 20 be a special
page for Mrs. George Thaeher Guern-
sey. president. general Of the National
Daughters OF the American Reyolu.
ticn. and has been looking forward %
the sessions Of the national congress
with unusual interest. Both Mrs.
White and her young sister are plan
ming a. remain IA Washington until
May lst. and then they viii be joined
by their mother Mrs. John y. Floyd
who viii go on with them to New
York city 70 sepnd two or three
weeks.-st. Augustine Record.
stss
pr and Mrs. Edward Conradi after
snendlng a couple of days In Ocala
"a on Monday for their home In
Tallahassee. DR. Conradi came 10
Ocala TO deliver an address to the
Woman's Club on Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Hood spent
Monday al Raiford.
AR. Harry Palmer OF Tampa, spent
dnday In Ocala with his brother MT
whitfield Palfer.