The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-17

or accomplished for the schools. Mrs.
Todd's program follows:
j. C. West described the fence Civ
Ell by Mrs. Clarence Camp; Dick
Chace, the medical examination made
possible by Mrs. Burford; Ruth Hill
man, the books given by Mrs. McIver
Marion johnson, dressed as a true
farmer in blue denim, wide brimmed
hat and carrying hoe, the home
gardens brought about by Mrs. W. d.
earn. When Miss Marguerite Por-
ter was chairman of education, she
Introduced the teaching of folk dane
ing to the children. This was very
prettily demonstrated by the follow
ing little folks under the competent
guidance of Miss Margaret Hooker:
Virginia Melton, Laurie Hampton,
Martha Taylor. Dorothy Walkley,
Mary Louise Sheppard, Hazel Living
ston, Peggy Livingston, Daisy Belle
Clements and Virginia Carmichael.
Billy Knight then described the pleas
ures derived from the ladder given by
Mrs. E. T. Helvenston; Elizabeth
Wetherbee, the fine new high school
building made possible by Mrs. Jack
Camp; Irene earn, the usefulness of
the planetariuIn given by Mrs. Jack
Camp; Ruth Collins and Olive Whaley,
adorned with little white caps and
aprons, the course in home economies
instituted by Mrs. L. w. Duval and
the dishes given by Mrs. w. d. earn.
The piano given by Mrs. Jack Camp
and the music course adopted through
her efforts were very fittingly set
! forth by the school orchestra and the
girls glee club, under the direction of
Mrs. Cole, supervisor of music. The
orchestra played very stirring march
entitled, alag Day" The members of
the orchestra are Marjorie Burnett,
Mary Brooks, Theresa Condrey, iva
Burton, Nettie Mathews, Sam Savage,
Carl Henderly and George Hooper.
The girls glee club sang very fetch
ing song, 1.-THE Girl With the Turned
Up Nose" The glee club claims as its
members Marie Robertson, Ethlyn
Adams, Ruth Collins, Brent Woods,
Louie Smoak, Charlotte Chazal, Mar
ion Meffert and Maud Lillian Little.
Mary Caroline Logan, in the dainty
garb of tennis girl, thanked the
club for the tennis court given by
| Mrs. Rex Todd; Maud Lillian Little.
the reception which the club gives
each year to the teachers; Edith Ed
wards, the military training institut-
ed by Mrs. James Hicks Hill. At the
close of these exercises all the partic-
ipants in this program formed into
column and marched from the room.
The musical program was then re.
| sumed under the direction of Mrs
Lester Lucas, chairman of music.
i Mrs. H. NJ. Hampton, accompanied
by Mrs. B. F. Condor, sang very
sweet and charming song, Waiting
i Mr.. E. S. Gernant, with Mrs. R. N
Dosh at the piano, gave two operate
favorites, Gwen Bravest Heart
| from Faust and "Then You'll Remem
Der Me-" from the Bohemian Girl.
II The program was brought to clos
lby two beautiful piano selections
Rachmaninoff's Prelude in c Mino
and Nevin's Rosary, played by Mis-
Alice Huebner of Leesburg.
II A social half-hour was then enjoy
ed while the social committee unde
. the able supervision of Mrs. 0. Z
Cox, chairman, served refreshments.
II Another feature of the Afternoon
} was the distribution of the new yea
| books to the club members.
II The club house was attractively dec
!, Grated for this occasion with golde
rod M. M. M.