The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-12
WALTON.

sen Tuesday evening. General salts
faction was the result.
The Book Exchange gathered with
Mrs. Garrison at Jensen on Wednesday.
The day was fine and many took ad-
vantage of it for enjoying sea trip,
as we'll as the other features which are
always on hand.
Service at st. Paul's on Sunday 14th,
at 3 p. M, Archdeacon Johnston off
ciating. Bishop Gray will visit this
parish, holding service the following
Wednesday at 1880 p. M, at which
time the rite of confirmation will take
place.
The usual Thursday meet of the Wal
ton Country Club on the 4th found Mrs.
j. T. Waters the presiding genius. No
invitations were given outside of Wal
ton. The usual good time was on, and
the hours flew swiftly away. Some
thing to eat, as is always the case in
Walton. some music, dancing, cards,
and the afternoon draws to close.
F.S. Waters who was quite severely
injured by being thrown from a wagon
few days ago is slowly recovering,
DR.. McClinton, of Jensen, who has
charge of the case pronOunces the
broken arm as doing finely as the
knitting process is now on, the suffer-
ings of Mr.. Waters will soon cease.
His cousin, William Hull, of Connecti-
cut, who was with him at the time
sustained some affective damage, as
the wagon passed over his PROSTATE
body. Mr.. Hull has nearly recovered.
The young men are to be congratulated
on their escape from what might have
been far greater disaster.
Arrivals at the Inn are still in evil
dence. Mrs. F. H. Lathrop, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lathrop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton Lathrop, F. Lathrop, Jr.,
Brooklyn; Mrs. Nuthall, Detroit, Mich;
C. S. Bradley and wife, New Cumber-
land, w. Va; Albert O. Martin, repre-
sentative of E. Bean, crate material,
H. B. Butter, Pittsburg, Pa; A. W.
Frost, New York City; A. H. Sawyer,
C. F. Hodgson, Boston, Mass. Leland
Austin, L. D. Austin, Miss Nettie
Spear, Mrs. D. j. Richards, Canton,
N. Y; j. X. Williams, C. C. Garrison,
w. G. Gilmore, Jensen; Miss Jenny,
Stowe, Vermont; Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Luce and son, F. S. Waters, w. H.
Lennnrd, Miss Schuyler, Miss Sawyer,
city; W. Hull, New London, Ct. Miss
Willard, Muncie, Indiana.
The Junior League that has been
given many well filled hours of joy and
gladness, decided to tender the Walton
Country Club officers and members
return, appointing tho following Thurs
day evening for the event, which was
a decided hit. The decorations were
under the inspection of the artist,
William HULL, of New London, Conn.,,
of whom it is we'll said ''there is none
better" and who was ably assisted by
those as greatly interested, and capa-
BILE of carrying out his suggestions, as
himself. The response to invitations
was quite unanimous, and delightful
evening scored. Fort Pierce, Ankona,
Eden, Jensen and West Palm Beach |
sent their share of fair maids and
stalwart sons. Refreshments of var
ious good things were served, and the
"wee sma" hours came all to soon for
the final good night which had to be
spoken.
On Tuesday afternoon between the
hours of 2 and 4 Mrs. William H. Har-
ris entertained in honor of Mrs. Bailey
Mrs. Granger, Mrs. Werner, Mrs
Sturges, Miss Waller, Miss Fox, Miss
Sutton, Miss Grant, Miss Werner. As
nearly one hundred invitations were
given, which with but few exceptions
were accepted the lovely home was
we'll filled with happy guests. All
knew Mrs. Harris aptitude as hostess
and that the afternoon would be one of
great pleasure. Guests came from all
points between Eldred and Stuart with
quite cOncourse from Jensen to
Sewalls point. The time was devoted
to sociabilty interspersed with refresh
ments and music. Miss Waller, vo-
calist of fine ability, gave several Sc
lections followed by Mrs. W. R. Har-
dee, of Jensen, Mrs. R. D. Hoke,
Strathvern, at the piano. With but
one exceptiOn-Miss Mabel Schuyler,
u