The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-04-08
Mrs. Hood Elected President Of the
ocaIa Woman's Club

here Was an unusually large CROWD
present on Saturday at the Woman's
Club meeting.
The principal event was the annual
election of officers, and the following
were electeh without opposition: Mrs.
Walter Hood. president; Mrs. L. w.
Duvai, first vice president; Mrs. Les
ter Warner, second vice president;
Mrs Philip G. Murphy. recording SER
rerary; Mrs. Frank Logan. CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Watterson
Tucker, treasurer; Mrs. B. F. Condor.
auditor: Mrs James knight, press
manager.
After the election Mrs. Dozier. the
president, introduced Miss Anne Mil
Ter OF Denver, who is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Frank Wetherbee Miss
Miller gave quite an interesting talk
on woman suffrage, and the many
privileges she has enjoyed since be-
ing able to vote. Miss Miller is a
goad speaker and her talk was very
much enjoyed by the club members.
Miss Music Bullockeshow,.z shhru
Miss Music Bullock. whose sweet
voice always charms, gave few Sc
lections at this meeting.
Hrs. L. E. Futch, Mrs j. X. Dick
son and Mrs. E. T. Helvenston were
tho hosesses for the afternoon, and
served refreshments during the social
hour.
Miss Loureen Spencer left Tuesday
for Gainesville, where she will spend
the balance Of the week the guest of
friends. Miss Spencer goes up to at
tend the U. of F. track meet
Mr.. John Heintz is having a pretty
porch added to his little home at the
green house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mason, who since
their marriage, have been making
their home at Mrs. Arms on Fort King,
have taken apartments at Mrs. H. c..
Jones', and will soon start to house
keeping.
Mrs. Arthus Clark and son Arthur
yr after a visit in Ocala returned on
Tuesday to their home in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Clark came to attend the funeral
Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Howard
Clark
MISS Susie Lou Ellis, left on Wed,
tnesday for Orlando, where she expects
to spend a week or ten days as the
guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss and son, Master
Bliss, after spending the winter in
Ocala at the home of Mrs. Emily
Green will leave next Wednesday for
their home in Michigan.
$3.50
MRS. T. j Nixon, of Tampa, is visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. G. l. Taylor.
1t mas Deen nearly two decades
since the United States marshals Of
fee in the federal building in Jack
sonyille had woman deputy, but this
reminder of other days greeted those
who had business yesterday in this
Office, when they found that Mrs.
Wilbur Cleveland now occupies that
nosition. Having been appointed TO
the office by United States Marshal
NJ HI. Boswell, of the United States
district court, southern district OF
FLORIDA. the new incumbent yesterday
assumed her duties. Mrs. Cleveianu
was presented with a full fiedged re-
volver. but this did not perturb ner
in the least, taking this as much as
4 matter of procedure in connection
with the duties of the Office as sne
took the big deputy badge ana ,he
large amount of clerical work she
so,nd that needed immediate atten-
lion Formerly residing in Tampa
where she was recently married -
Mr. Cleveland, private secretary 70
Judge Rhydon NJ. Call. she is iu'iy
prepared for the work before her
Times-nU Union.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Helvenston have
elaborate plans for the BUILDING =
beautiful bungalow Of the very latest
design on their lot on Fort King ave-
me next to Mr.. Earl Halls, who Is
now erecting very pretty BUNGALOW.
$500
Mr. w. w. Clyatt has recently pur-
n9<d