The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-05-27
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vi account OF the very bad RAINY
weather the last meeting of the
Woman's Club was not as largely at.
tended as it had been hoped it would
be Saturdays meeting brought to a
! close one of the most successful and
interesting of club years.
A great many good things have been
accomplished during the club year
under the very able leadership of
Mrs. FL. G. Dozier, the retiring nresi.
dent. and it was matter of deem re.
gret to the club members that she
could not take the office for another
Year She has been a most faithful
and earnest worker for the uplift of
| the club.
At Saturdays meeting Mrs. Hugh
Henry read very nice paper telling
of the clubs appreciation of the
leadership Of Mrs. Dozier.
Saturday the club house was very
prettily decorated with pink roses,
shasti daisies and yellow daisies, and
from an attracively decorated table.
Mrs. HI. A. Davies and Mrs. Harvey
Clark, who are two past officers, serv-
ed delicious punch and waters
During the afternoon, George Hoop
er played pretty violin solo accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Dorothy
Lancaster
Little Miss Dora Burnett also gave
very enjoyable musical number.
One of the special features of the
afternoon, was the folk dances given
by the pupils of Miss Esargaret Hook
er's class. The little folks were all
dressed in bright colored paper dress
j es, with wreaths of flowers around
their flowing hair Their graceful
dancing was greatly enjoyed by all
those present Mrs. Robert Dosh play
ed for them during the dances.
Later in the afternoon the newly
elected officers were installed and
each one thanked the club for the
great honor bestowed upon them.
Mrs. Walter Hood, who is now the
president made a beautiful talk, and
said "she was most happy to be the
clubs president, an office she would
rather hold than any she knew Of
Mrs. Hood announced that the fol-
lowing chairman. of committees would
help her during the next club year.
Mrs. VIM. Hooker, chairman club
house.
Mrs. r. G. Tydings, chairman rest
room.
Mrs Rex Todd, chairman educa-
/ talon.
Mrs. r. A. Burford, chairman Vic
tory Way with Mrs. Clarence Camp
and Mrs. Geo. MacKay assistants
Mrs. ]. f. Good. chairman of civics
with Mrs c. w. Hunter assistant.
Mrs. George Martin, chairman of
art.
Mrs. E. r. Helvenston, chairman of
literature.
Mrs. r. L. Anderson. chairman of
membership.
Mrs. Harry Dozier. Mrs. Harvey
Clark chairman of conservation
Mrs. F. G. B. Weihe, Mrs. Emily
Green, chairmen of parks
Mrs. v. E. Cox, Mrs. j. w Dumas.
chairmen of social
Mrs. L. w. Duval, social and indus
trial.
Mrs. L. N. Green, chairman of Iegis.
lation.
Mrs. E. A. osborne, chairman Of
health.
Mrs. r. T. Adams, chairman of hos
pitality.
Mrs. Louis Yonce, chairman of
home economics.
After the reading of these chair
men an informal reception for the
new members was held, and receiving
with them was Miss Jefferson Bell
of Miami, but former popular mem
Der of the Ocala Woman's Club.
$3.50
The friends of Mr.. Haughton, Tor
mer Ocala boy, will be interested IN
the following announcement:
Mr. and Mrs. Nal Haughton' q
Riverside, are receiving congratula-
lations on the birth of a son born May
19. The little lad has been named
Nal Haughton. Jr. Prior to her mar
riage Mrs. Haughton was Miss Lucy
Bowden."
Mrs. Earnest Crook left on SATURDAY
for Jacksonville, where she will visit
her sister. Mrs. "A. C. Hamrick and her
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