The Ocala banner., 1922-05-19
Miss Margaret Taylor Chosen Second
Vice President of Business and
Professional Clubs

Vice President Of Business and
Professional Clubs
1t was most pleasant news to the
many friends of Miss Margaret Tav-
lor when they learned that she had
been chosen as the first vice-president
of the state organization of Profes.
sional and Business Women's Clubs
s0cala feels this a great honor and also
considers that the organization has
chosen wisely. Miss Taylor has TAX
en- an active part in the affairs of this
club ever since she returned to Flor.
ida to make her home. She has been
the head of the local club for a couple
of years and was recently elected to
this Office again. She is well posted
on women's work and is in every wav
qualified to fill any Office in this or.
ganization. We certainly congratulate
the members upon their choice.
The meeting came to a close ON
Saturday night and the Ocala dele
gates returned home on Sunday and
report that Orlando treated them
most royalty. The next meeting will
be held in Jacksonville.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Geiger. of
Micanopy, announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter, May Eloise to Mr.. Charles
H. Smith, of Hawthorn. The wedding
to take place June 14th, 1922.
Miss Frances Agnew who has been
teaching school at High Springs dur
ing the past term has returned to
her home in this city.
Little Betty Harris mas gone to At
lanta for visit with her mother, who
is now making her home in that place.
Mr.. Milby Lloyd has returned home
after an absence of a months busi-
ness trip to several northern cities.
Mrs. Harrison H. Black GLADYS
MARTINI has just recently been elect
& secretary of the Womans Club at
0ydsmar
Mrs. James Engesser has returned
home from visit in Fort Lauderdale.
where she was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Flippen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Anderson and
their three children motored up from
their home in Tampa and spent the
weekend in Ocala with relatives. They
came especially to spend Mothers
Day with their mothers, Mrs. r. L.
Anderson and Mrs L. T. Izlar. The
host of friends of Mrs. Izlar will be
glad to learn that she is slowly re-
covering after her recent severe ill
ness.
Little Miss Martha E. Goddard, the
attractive seven-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goddard, of No.
zO7 East Park avenue, celebrated her
birthday last Tuesday afternoon with
prtety party at the park surround
ing the water works. There were
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about fifty little folks present to enjoy
tnls occasion, and games were played
On the spacious lawns, punch being
served throughout the afternoon, and
al o'colck, delicious refreshments
Vi neapolitan ice cream and cake were
served. Little Miss Martha received
numerous lovely gifts, and the young
guests departed wishing her many
nappy returns of the day.-Tampa
tribune. This little Miss was born
IN Ocala and her friends will read
with interest of her birthday party.
Mr., Burrie Taylor one of our crack
uall players spent the weekend at
nls home in Winter Park with rela-
4 tiyes.
n waiter Moorhead, who is now a
second mate in the merchant marine.
. on furlough and is spending it
q home with his parents, Mr.. and
mrs ]. R. Moorhead and with his sis
! er, Mrs. Arthur Davies. His friends
are glad to see him
MISS Carrie Pelot, of Arcadia is in
oeaia, a guest at the home of her
aunt Mrs. P. w. Whitesides.
smother delightful social event OF
ue week was the afternoon tea at
"nicn Mrs. Paul S. Appleyard enter
salned Thursday afternoon at her
aOme on South Brunough street. in
.onor Of her sister, Mrs. Charles A.
slce. of Columbia, S. C. The recep-
"n nall was bright in its decorations
~ sweet naac ard r,;nr rococ artistic