The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-25

IorK, spent the weekend at Woodmar.
on Lake Weir, and had most enjoy
able time. Bathing. fishing and boat
ing were the principal modes of amuse-
ment During their stay they occu-
pied one of the Woodrow cottages at
Woodmar
Reciprocity Day at Woman's Club
A large number OF the members of
the woman's club were at the meet
ing Saturday. The meeting was one
OF the most important of the year, be-
ing reciprocity day, and AIRS. j. w.
McCollunl of Gainesville, the state
president, was with us. She was one
q the honor guests, and sharing hon
ors with her were a number of other
prominent club workers. Mrs. j. M.
Dell, who is state director of COM
munity service; Mrs. w. T. Gary, who
is vice president of section four. and
Mrs. M. L. Johnson, who is state
chairman of civics, being among those
present.
me meeting was caIled to order by
Mrs. Harry Dozier, president of the
local club, and in her easy and gra-
clous manner she gave all the visitors
q hearty welcome and introduced each
honor guest with short talk.
The club house was very tastefully
decorated for the afternoon. the nret-
ty colors OF purple and yellow being
combined and bowls and vases of
these two-colored flowers were used
The refreshments were also in these
two colors, the cream and cake being
yellow and purple.
Punch was served by Mrs. Hamp-
ton and Mrs. Logan. and the other diff
ferent chairmen, who were hostesses
FOR the afternoon, gave every one
welcome.
The musical program opened with
very pretty piano duet given by two
OF Ocala's most talented players, Mrs.
G. w. Morernen and Mrs. Bland Ware.
Then short and interesting talks
We're given by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
Gary.
Mrs. Manly, who always delights
with her vocal solos, gave very pref
ty selection.
Mrs. Dell and Mrs. McCollum follow
ed with short talks that will long be
OF benefit to the club members.
The closing musical numbers were
two pretty vocal duets given by Mrs.
Manly and Mrs. III. NJ Hampton.
During the social hours the visiting
club members received and a very en-
joyable reception was held.
Reciprocity day was one of the most
enjoyable of all the club days and will
ever linger as a pleasant memory.
Easter Program Given
The following pretty program was
given Thursday night at the Metho-
dist church to crowded house:
Voluntary-Flora Sherman
Scripture lesson Rev. G. w. White.
Hymn-Am a Soldier Ct the Cross
Prayer-Rev. C. L. Collins.
Introductory remarks by Supt. L. w.
Duval.
Piano Solo-Dora Burnett.
Glass Song The Wondrops Story.
What the Cross Means to Us Today
Rev. W. F. Creason.
Vocal solo, In the Cross | Glory
Katharine Buhrman.
Piano and violin duet-Miss Lancas-
ter and George Hooper.
Recitation, Easter Lilies Frances
Brooks.
Duet. My Redeemer-Flora. Sher-
man and Ruth Frederick.
Extract. Pilgrim at the Gross
Frances Wagner.
instrumental selection Miss Mabel
Akin.
Vocal solo, In the Garden-Miss
Ruth Collins
Recitation The Lifted Cross Pol
" Smith.
Duet, Bright Easter Morn-Misses
Ruby Edwards and Maud Lillian Lit
tie.
HYMN History, | Am Coming to the
Cross Ralph Simmons.
Poem. The Cross Still Stands twar
int identy-J. G. English.
Reading, The Cross of Christ-Niss
Annie Rooney.
Offering.
The Wayside Cross-B. Y 2.
@ ,Sltette
iiano and violin uet-Misses Mary
and Gladys Brooks.
Al Dream of the Cross-Miss A. E.