The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-05-23
FINAL MEETING OF
THE WOMAN'S CLUB

With a good attendance and an in
teresting program, the meeting Of the
Woman's Club Saturday afternoon
was happy ending of the club year.
The program opened with violin solo
by Mr.. George Harper, accompanied
by Miss Dorothy Lancaster. Then
with a few pleasing words of intro
duction for each one, the president,
Mrs. I'll. C. Dozier, presented the new
officers for the coming year. One by
one they responded with a short
speech of appreciation for the honor
conferred upon them. The principal
address was made by the incoming
president, Mrs. ]. W. Hood, who in
well chosen phrases and with a charm
ing delivery, unfolded her plans and
ambitions for the club. She then read
a list of the chairmen of committees,
upon whom she so largely depends
for the success and achievements of
her administration. The following ex-
preston of appreciation for the splen-
did work of the outgoing president,
was read by Mrs. II. w. Henry:
"The Woman's Club wishes to ex-
tend to the retiring president, Mrs.
Harry Dozier, its most hearty appre-
citation of her efficiency and co-opera-
ton during her term of Office. The
club feels that she has given each
and every one most painstaking sup
port, and that her administration has
been unbiased and conscientious. They
are satisfied that this has been one
of the clubs very best years and as
they see her lay down the gavel, the
Woman's Club cannot but heave a
sigh of regret. and it desires its sin
cere and best wishes to accompany
her as she surrenders the keys of Of
fee to her successor. hoping that In
the not too distant future she will
give them a return engagement"
Next came pretty piano solo by
Miss Dora Bennett. Concluding the
program was a group of dances by
the two classes of little girls. pupils
of Miss Margaret Hooker, their
graceful steps and rhythmic move
ments delighting all who saw them.
Punch and cake were then served
from beautifully appointed table at
the rear of the hall.
The chairman of literature, Mrs.
E. T. Helvenston, wishes to announce
study course in Modern Drama" for
the coming year. This course has
been especially prepared for women's
clubs by the professor of dramatic
literature in the University of North
Carolina. Following are some of the
subjects for study: Ibsen, Bjorson
Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw
Galsworthy, Barrie, Maeterlinck, Ros
tand and others. The chairman would
like to hear from all club member:
DESTROYS of taking up the course
sometime before the opening meeting
of the club in the fall.
The following are the chairman ap
pointed by the new president: NUM-
cipal rest room and good roads, Mrs
C. R. Tydings; club house and finance
Mrs. William Hooker; education, Mrs
Rex Todd; conservation, Mrs. H. c
Dozier, assisted by Mrs. Harve.
Clark; Victory Way. Mrs. r. A. Bur
J ford, assisted by Mrs. Clarence CAM
and Mrs. George MacKay; parks, Mrs
F. G. B. Weihe, assisted by Mrs
} Emily Green; legislation, Mrs. L. n
Green; home economics, Mrs. L. Z
Yonce; health, Mrs. E. A. Osborne
hospitality, Mrs. r. T. Adams; social
, Mrs. o. E. Cox, assisted by Mrs. J
w. Dumas; membership, Mrs. r. I
Anderson; civics, Mrs. J. K. Coco
, assisted by Mrs. C. w. Hunter; socis
and industrial conditions, Mrs. L. "
. tDuval; literature, Mrs. E. T. Helven
, ston; art, Mrs. G. w. Martin; reporte
; for the Star, Mrs. Philip Murphy
reporter for the Banner, Mrs. Harve
Clark.