The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-02-25
Meeting Of the Woman's Club

Saturday afternoon good sized
crowd gathered at the Woman's Club
for the bi-monthly meeting.
Mrs. e. A. Osborne, the social ser
vice chairman, was in charge of the
program. She had invited Mrs. Amos
Norris, of Tampa to make a talk be-
fore the club, and it was a matter OF
much regret that she was unable to
accept.
Prof. Failing of the University of
Florida was present and gave most
interesting and instructive talk on
Food Science and Nal Nutrition. He
spoke of the wonderful discoveries
and experiments that have been made
along these lines in the past ten
years.
| Miss Nellie Stevens, also gave a
short but interesting talk on Child
Welfare. She told of many things
that are needed in our city for the
uplift of our children. If the children
of today are not looked after, their
health, morals, ETC., what will be
the out come, what will the coming
generation be? This food for thought
she left with the club members.
Both Psof. Fatling's and Miss Stew
ems talks proved very interesting and
much good will be derived from them.
Miss Dorothy Lancaster favored the
club with couple of piano solos. Her
numbers concluded the program and
the meeting adjourned.
Mrs. j. NJ Meffert, Mrs. John Ed
wards. Mrs. S. r. Whaley and Mrs.
John Dozier were the hostesses for
the afternoon. and served tea, sand
wiches and minis.
Orange Blossom Luncheon
Mrs Frank Kirchner, the house
guest of Mrs. Anna Holder, was the
honor guest at most beautiful bridge
luncheon on Monday, given by Mrs.
E. L. Carney at her home on OTTAWA
ha avenue. The house was pretty and
very fragrant with orange blossoms.
roses, carnations and wild flowers.
The guests arrived at eleven and
after greeting the hostess and honor
guest, partners for auction were form
ed by clever flower questions, such
as what fastened fox glover A
bachelor button" These questions
were all original and were the clever
work of the hostess and caused a
good deal of pleasure for the guests.
Scores were kept on pretty hand
painted score cards, done in pirk pop
1 es which were also the work of the
hostess. No prizes we're given but tc
tn honor guest lrs Ca sev pre-.
sented lovely corsage bouquet Of
orange blossoms. After several rounds
of auction had been enjoyed, Mrs. Car
ney served an elegant six-course
luncheon. On the plate Of the last
course there were sprays of the or
ange blossoms for each guest. At
this luncheon Mrs Carney had the
pleasure of entertaining two other
charming visitors to our city, Mrs. M.
C. Barker, of Moundsville, West Vir-
ginia and Mrs. J. w. Rountree, of
Waterloo, Iowa.
Mrs. Carney always a delightful
hostess, has added another social
triumph to her long list Of lovely par
ties.
childfen's Party
Immense beauty and happiness
shone in the faces of the many lovely
little folks who enjoyed two merry
birthday parties on Tuesday after
noon. Little Miss Muriel Galloway
was the hostess at one party and
Master Clifton Hooker was host at
the other.
Both parties We're wonderfully en-
ioyed by the children and gave the
small guests very great happiness.
Mr.. ]. G. Luning was a visitor to
our city Wednesday and while here
paid visit to the Industrial School,
with a committee from the Woman's
Club.
Mr.. c. L. Anderson, Of Oldsmar, is
guest at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilbert Weathers,
Mrs b. A. Weathers and Mrs. Neil
Weathers accompanied by Mrs. Chan
Ter, of New jersey, who is spending
week or two in Ocala at the Haf-