The Ocala banner., 1922-04-07
u. louIs Duval 20 Lead the
wsmsn's Club

womsn's CLUB
the largest meeting OF the woman
-. Gar the year was held on Satur-
49, afternoon. The hrst part was
s-~o,ea 10 business session which
allowed b. the annual election
!, oa,eers for the next club year.
,..aer the leadership OF Mrs. Walter
u.oa the present president. the club
q. done many things. and II was
m.,h regretted that she declined to
=, sor second term She has made
solendid officer, ever faithful to
y, auties and in every way splen-
1,s leader Of this body Of organized
women who are working for the bet
,s,ment Of Ocala Mrs. Louis Duval
-. chosen TO I'll the place Of presi-
s,ut and as she has already won
=, herself the name Of a good work
- no doubt the club will continue
~ work Of betterment- Mrs. Du-
v.l has been a member OF the club
since il was organized. she has been
,he chairman Of many OF the various
aeuartments. and the club feels ii
great privilege to bestow the highest
houor upon her. Other officers elect
I'd at this meeting were the
z Cox, Cor. Secy: Mrs. Henry
Tucker. auditor. Every one of these
ladies' has been identified with the
following: Mrs. d. F. Condor. first
vice president: Mrs. Wade Dumas,
second vice president: Mrs. Grider
Perkins. recording secretary; Mrs. o.
Y Cox. corresponding; Mrs. Henry
Billings, press manager; Mrs. Paul
Theus, teasurer: and Mrs. Watterson
Tucker auditor. Every one of these
ladies' have been identified with the
club for some time and with such
body of workers there can be moth
ing but success for the Ocala Wo-
mans Club. which is considered by
all to be the most wide awake Organi-
ration in the city. After the election
Of officers a musical program was Civ
en- and then refreshments of cream
and cake were served.
Misses Babette Peyser and Frances
Clark. entertained on Saturday night
at the home of the latter The guests
came in fancy dress and spent a mer-
ry time playing games of all sorts.
II being the first day of April, many
tricks were played During the even
ing punch and waters were served.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Walters spent
few days in Jacksonville during the
week.
Mrs. d. c. Stiles of Jacksonville is
spendingfa fe wdays in Ocala while
Mr. Stiles is at Williston on business.
While here she will be the guest of
Mrs. A. T. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Knox Thomas. after
very delightful visit in OcaIa the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Brumby.
nave returned to their home in At
lanta.
hessrs. Robert Wheeler. Ted and
NIKE Rogers spent a few days in Ocala
uuring the week, the guests of Mrs.
y n Williams. These young men
are touring the south in their car.
ana are having most wonderful trip.
mr. Louis Wilson. who is to be the
wee president of the Munroe & Cham
s'ss National Bank has arrived from
aus Rome in Barnwell, South Carolina
sau mas entered upon his duties. Mr..
'"s0n Is receiving a hearty well
.Ome from his numerous friends that
= already had in the city. For the
~esen' MRS. Wilson and son, Walker.
!" remain in Barnwell until they can
-Au . house to live in. II is indeed
'''s gratifying that ocala is to be the
s0me Of this family again. as they
sse exceedingly popular among a
se circle of friends during their
'''neF residence here.
a. Aemoers OF Grace Episcopal
/ ,aa'en were favored with a wonderful.
pretty solo at their morning ser.
, sven by Mrs. Wells. of Belle.
\ - M !. Her voice is indeed beautiful
l . always pleasure to hear her
s,,,,s. N"@ irwin. OF St Petersburg.
.sd on Sunday and is the guss,
,Io,, :. .' and Mrs. R. A. Carlton. for a
,e,a,s ,s Louise BOuvier. formerly a
$500 s'a' ocala girl. but now Of lack.
sms S spending some time here
"s guest Of friends.
~ Eaton Lindner and her sus.,
aloa. -ss'er Burkett. ana Miss Rhoda
t,rh. .pen' a few days in Daytona