The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-04-21

did voice, and he has contributed to
many social affairs and has sung in
the Episcopal church choir, and his
place will be hard to fill: The good
wishes of his friends will follow him.
Meeting of the Woman's Club
Saturday the next'to the last of the
club meetings of tie year was held
at the club house With large attend
ance present. Mrs. Hood the presi,
dent. after, after the reading of the
minutes, turned over the meeting
to Mrs. E. A. Osborne, the health
chairman. She had prepared a most
enjoyable program. Miss Mary Mar
shall, the popular head of the Marion
County Hospital gave few interests
ing remarks, and she was followed by
Mrs J. r. Moorhead, who is just home
from the various northern cities where
shes has been doing demonstrating
work for the Citrus Exchange. Mrs.
Moorhead made quite a few interest
ing remarks about her work that is
doing so much to put Florida fruits
before the public Mrs Harry Swartz,
of Clearwater, was the principal talk
! er and she interested the ladies with
her remarks on health. These talks
were followed by the following must
cal program
Two piano solos from S. Rachmani-
noff by Floyd Coleman.
! Selection by o. H. S. girls quartet,
composed of Lillian Little, Annie Mac
Kay, Inez Collins and Marie Robin
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DowelD' Margaret Gerig.
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ME MacKay.
This was the first time that many
had heard Mr. Floyd Coleman since
his return from New York where he
is studying music. His playing was
indeed a rare treat. The program
was followed by the social hour when
light refreshments were served.
Invitations Received
Anna Jackson Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, re-
quests the honor of your presence at
the unwilling and dedication of the
monument erected by the State of
Florida to commemorate the Battle of
Natural Bridge, on the battlefield at
Natural Bridge, in.Leon county, near
Tallahassee, Florida, on Memorial
Day, April 26th, 1922, at IL o'clock"
We acknowledge the above invita-
ton with much pleasure and are only
sorry that it will not be our pleasure
to attend this beautiful ceremony. The
people of Tallahassee are possessed
of the regular old-fashioned hospitality
mad very enjoyable time awaits all
who attend this unwilling ceremony.
To Entertain
Mrs. E. Fl. Martin and Mrs. Close
have invited quite few of their.
friends to be their guests this after
noon, when they will entertain at
cards and a reception This party is
being looked forward to with very
much pleasure by the invited guests.
Mrs. Charles Dumas after a very
pleasant visit of some length to her
son and daughter-in-law, will return
to her home in New York tomorrow
This is her second visit to- Ocala, and
she made many new friends who are
next winter.
Misses Erin Broom, and Dorothy
Adams, and their school mates, who
we're their Easter guests, have return
ed to Orlando to resume their studies
at the Cathedral school
Mrs Gordon of Jacksonville is In
the city the guest of her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Emanuel Martin, at her attract
i've home on Lake Weir avenue.
Mrs. E. J. Crook. who has been in
Jacksonville for the past four weeks.
and who had to undergo severe OPP
Grafton on one of her arms three
weeks ago at st. vincent's hospital,
is now at the home of her sister. Mrs.