The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-11
WALTON.

The Sunday dinners at the Inn are
again a feature of that establishment,
The Fortnightly Assembly will keep
open doors on Thursday evening the
10th at the W. c. C. Good music.
A large party of young people visited
the flat woods the first of the week,
Going in above Walton, returning by
Eden, F. S. Waters acting as guide.
Messrs. Tiela and Bennett have their
bachelors quarters in readiness Tor
callers. The latch string is out. A
little rush of young friends were hap
PLY received few nights ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Hale, and dangh-
ter. left Walton for Daytona Tuesday
morning. They will remain at this
fashionable resort several days before
going north. expecting to sail toy clyde
line March 18th,
Miss Hull very happily entertained
a small company of friends Thursday
evening. Messrs. Racey and Williams,
of Jensen. We're present, The other
guests were visitors of the Inn, and
prominent Waltonians.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. &. Wey, Eden; W.
B. Crocker, Fort Pierce; Arthur f..
Saeger, Ankona; Mrs. w. W. Jennings,
Harrisburg, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jennings, Miss Jennings, Sam Jennings,
city. were among the late arrivals at
the Inn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maltbrie and family
are now registered at the Breakers,
Palm Beach. where they will pass a
few DAYS. As they return will again
favor Walton with their presence where
their many friends will accord them a
hearty welcome.
A social party held at the Inn in hon
or of the Misses England and Maltbie,
proved to be a very happy event. The
large dining room beautifully decorated
with moss and palms was given over to
Terpsichore. The whole affair was
quite informal, rejecting great credit
on the originators.
Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, who has been in
Palm Beach for the past five weeks,
arrived at Lula Pinery Tuesday morn
ing, giving her old friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Waters, an agreeable sur
prise. Mutual recognition took place,
which seems marvellous, the parties
not having met in twenty years Mrs.
Kennedy is the wife of DR.. Joseph
Kennedy, of Adamsville, h. l., noted
practitioner of that city.
Last Thursday afternoon at the w.
G. c., Mrs. William Walter Luce en-
tertained, and as honor guest, her
mother, Mrs. Jenney, of Stove, VT,
was present. The inclemency of the
weather prevented many from partici-
pating in the event, which otherwise
would have been large affair. Choice
refreshments of chicken salad. bread
and butter sandwich, olives, coffee. etc.
were served Games d dancing
helped the hours to fly swiftly and
darkness descended before the good
bye's were said
Mrs. l.. l.. Segar and her guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard, of Muncie, Ind,
had the pleasure of a launch ride in the
Mzpah, to Fort Pierce and return
Tuesday. Miss Sawyer and w. H.
Lennard were also of the party, max
ing very happy quintette. The day
was one of the finest, and the visiting
party saw Indian river in one Of its
happiest moods, therefore at its best.
The whole affair most pleasing little
episode for the visitors to take with
them, in memory, to their western
home.
1t is not often the rainy season is
preferred for performing many stunts
while crossing the city wharf. All
will remember the high wind and heavy
rain of last Saturday and which contin-
ued through the evening. 1t was then
one of Walton's most estimable citizens
embraced the opportunity of perform
ing high diving in connection with other
gymnastics feats. The effect of the
denizens of the deep was such that none
of the tinny tribe or their cousins, the
crabs, have been seen in that neighbour
hood. For those that the information
may prove of value, the net racks are
good life pres servers. If there should
be any question in regard to the matter
it should be referred to 49,. -. -,
who can speak from actual experience.