The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-02-19
WALTON.

the Inn Sunday evening q, at I 80
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Ricou Jensen,
were calling in town the early part OF
the week
Miss Willard entertained at luncheon
Monday at the Inn, Misses Sawyer
Schuyler, Waters,
Edgar Harmon and wife, SeweIls
Point, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Harris.
St. Valentine found the postotiice
with tokens galore, The postmaster Is
still sorting out hearts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard, Mrs. Segar
we're in Fort Pierce Monday, making
the trip by water with Captain j. h.
Andrews in the sloop Dixie
Mrs. B. X. McCarty and son, of FL
dred, and their guests, DR.. Fisher ana
brother, of Milwaukee, were callers at
Beulah Cottage Friday afternoon.
The orchestra of the Inn has revived,
its slumbers broken, and from now un-
i'll the end of the season will the guests
listen to skilled artisans, 1t is music
that is worth listening to.
Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Willard, Mrs.
E. J. Luce, Mrs. l.. l.. Segar, Mrs. and
Miss Sawyer were royalty entertained
BY Captain and Mrs. j. H. Andrews at
dinner on Sunday. All the Injuries OF
the season were diligently discussed.
The repast finishing with delicious
strawberry shortcake.
Mrs. T. A. Scott, New London. Ct'
arrived Wednesday morning for her
annual visit. Mrs. T. A. Scott Jr
accompanied her. This is the first time
the latter lady has experienced any OF
the delightful sensations of southern
winter. The ladies are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. 7. Waters.
A broken engine on well appointed
launch, caused the occupants to take
advantage Of the nearness Of the Inn.
While awaiting the arrival of the even
ing train they We're Hospitality cared
for by the hostess until time to continue
their journey to Stuart. There was
six ladies in the party and several
gentlemen.
The following are among the late ar
rivals at the Inn, Mrs. j. w. Loaf
borrow and son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Duncan, George E. Sauerston and wife
Cincinnati, Ohio, J. F. Mitchell, Cocoa,
Fla, NJ. NJ. Johnson, Jacksonville, W.
F. Gwinn, A. w. Reyrand, Pittsburg,
Pa, Mrs. John King, GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
S. c. Hosy and wife, New York city,
Mrs. Diamond Merwin, Mr.. Cresson,
Mrs. Leuke, Mr.. Widneer, Milford
Conn.,, Duncan McDougald, st. Louis,
George NJ. Robbins, Titusville, Mr..
and Mrs. R. d. Hoke, Jensen, Harry
Dyer, A. G. Work, Archdeacon anc
Mrs. Johnston. city, Harold Racey
Ralph Racey, Richard Bryson, Jensen.
Mesdames Schuyler and Willard KEEP
in pace with passing events by receiv
ing the Walton Country Club on Thurs
day evening. AS the date was so neal
that of st. Valentine many of the young
members and their friends carried {
large number of hearts arranged arts
tically and conspicuously. The fine
decorations in this line were worn by
Misses Bailey, Jenney, Sawyer, Schuy
Ter, Waters and Willard. Several Ou-
of town ladies helped to increase the
number Misses Goggins, Hardee, Lee
Tourneau and Miller. Dancing was the
chief feature with the White City
pianist as inspirer for the tripping
Intermission was called and excellent
refreshments Of coffee, sandwich anC
salad with the complement of gooC
things followed. This was the largest
attendance for this season-AbOu
seventy-fve taking part in the enjoy
ment of the occasion.
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