The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1907-03-15

quite large party turned Oul
Monday night to attend a dance OF
the platform under the oaks in from
of the River View Hotel and danced
until a late hour. After thanking
Mrs. Milligan, Mrs Gaffney and
Mrs. Clarke for getting up the dance
all left for home hoping another
would be held soon.
Doctor and Mrs. Milligan, Mrs.
Jacob Clarke, Mr.. Jack Milligau and
Doctor Brewster went out to Beecher
Springs Monday afternoon
Geo. F. Billiard of McMeekin was
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. A. S. Dow of Satsuma was in
town Monday.
Henry A. Hodges of Jacksonville
was in town during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mayer of Eustis,
Doctor Bradfield wife and sister and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanderson of Mt. Yer
non, Ohio, are here with their house
boat for few days.
Miss Madge Smith and her pupils
gave another of their delightful mu-
slCdlS w CuutstldA ullEl uObi at WI g.
f. ). Green's residence on Front
street Miss Smith read a sketch of
Meudelssohn' life and the pupils
rendered quite number of difficult
and beautiful pieces, which were
much appreciated by those in attend
ance. Programs with small pic
ture of Mendelssohn on front were
handed TO those who attended; the
program was as follows:
Trio-Die Janberfioto Won Mozart
Krug-Misses Nettie and Viola Nc
Leod and Miss Smith.
Sketch of MendelssOhn's Life Miss
Smith.
Wedding -Mendelssohn by
Miss Madge Smith.
Spring Song-Mendelssohn, by Miss
Nettie Mcleod.
Confidence-Mendelssohn, by Mrs.
l.. a. Norris.
Song Without Words-M endels-
sOhn, by Miss Viola Mcleod.
At Play-Gurlitt, by Miss Grace
Green.
Sounds from the Carnival-Low, by
Miss Nettie Mcleod.
Dolls Dream-Oesten, By Miss
Helen Cochrane.
The Chase-Rheinberger, by Miss
Viola Mcleod.
Several beautiful selections, by
Miss Madge Smith.
Trio, March Des Ruins D. Athens
by Misses Mcleod and Letha Mack.
Those who attended were Mrs. E
S. Green, Mrs. &. L. Greenwood
Mrs. Clint Packard, Mrs. R. w,
Pryor, Mrs James Gatfney, Mrs. L.
A. Morris, Mrs. Elizabeth Gates,
Misses Madge Smith. Letha Mack,
Nettie and Viola Mcleod. Nettie
HOlley, Grace and DOlla Green and
Helen Cochrane.
The Misses Mcleod gave a reception
to few friends Wednesday evening.
Games of various kinds were indulg-
ed in for awhile; afterwards refresh
ments were served and then all in
dulged in few waltzes and two
steps for a short while. After thank
ing the hostesses for the very pleas
ant evening all left for home. Those
who attended were, Misses Nettie
and Viola Mcleod, Madge Smith.
Letha Mack, Rose and Nettie Hol-
ley, Messrs. L. J. Mcleod, Charles
Williams, Edwin and Justis Dallow
and Doctor Brewster.
Mrs. John Dallow entertained the
Card Club at her beautiful home on
Palmetto street last Thursday eve
ping. All had delightful time and
thoroughly enjoved themselves,
thanks to the skill and kindness of
the hostess. The colors were won by
Mrs. Wade. and Mr.. Greenwood,
those who attended were Messrs. and
Mesdames Dallow, Packard, Green
wood, Cochrane, Pryor, Figeley, and
Wade and Miss Madge Smith and
Messrs Packard, Williams, Mcleod
and Doctor Brewster.
A. ). Thompson G. P. a. of the
Ocklawaha river line is stopping at
the River View.
Henry Miller returned from Pa
latka during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Packard and
son left Monday night on the Clyde
line for New York.
Rev. Davis preached at the NJ. f.
north Sunday evening; ser
vices were well attended.
Mrs. L. H. Dempsey and mother,
Mrs. Holeman, lett during the week
for their home in Madisonville. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tucker and Miss
Ruby Tucker We're in town Sunday
for few hours.
Misses Eva and Ellen Green of
were 10 town Saturday.
Miss Letha Mack left on Saturday
for McRae much to the regret of her
many friends.