The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-16
INTERLACHEN ITEMS.

Judge Wimberley recently enjoyed
the pleasant task of performing the mar
riage ceremony uniting Mr.. ]. ]. Morrow
of Palatka and Miss Inzie Matchett of
Interlachen, ceremonial which attract
ed unusual attention because OF the ex-
treme youthfulness OF the bride.
Another wedding of interest was sol
emnized (o in the Town Hall on Friday
evening, the contracting parties being
Miss Amanda Long and Mr.. Peter Short.
John Harper Wylie, conspicuous in
clerical attire and red bandanna acted as
officiating clergyman, making use OF
new and original rendering OF the ser.
vice, the only old, familiar feature of
the ceremony being the Salutation OF the
bride, this little act being performed
with much unction by the pseudo cler-
gyman. This wedding was the closing
number of a very cleverly arraged en-
tertainment given by the young people
of the Methodist church, the object be-
ing to raise funds for Christmas con-
tribution to the Orphans Home at En-
terpriSe Recitations, music and tableaux
comprised the enjoyable program.
Misses Alma DeTilla, Jonita O'Haver,
Erma Wylie, and little Miss Matte Wy
lie were the soloistS of the evening.
The tableaux were unusually clever, and
the one representing "Hobble Skirts"
brought storm of applause, as did also
"Woman'S Rights" Coffee and cake
we're sold, after the close of the pro-
gram, and a generous sum was realized
from the evenings entertainment.
The Town Hall was the Mecca of
ch SATURDAY.
afternoon, the Sunshine Society having
arranged their Christmas sale for that
date. The many articles, prepared with
a special view TO Christmas giving, were
quickly and profitably sold, the Christ
mas Sunshine table alone, turning in
eleven dollars as the proceeds from their
table. Prizes offered for the most skill
fully wrought hankerchiefs at this table
we're won by Misses Ethel Gillett and
Bernice Ballou.
AT the town election held last week,
it was determined by small majority TO
bond the town for a certain sum of
money to be applied to extension of
good roads.
Mrs. Townsend received tidingS last
week of the illness of Miss Grace Town
send, and met her in Palatka, bringing
her home, where she is making steady
improvement and hopes soon 10 be
we'll as ever, and ready for strenuous {.
E. work.
Rose cottage is now open for the win
ter, its genial occupants, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. M. Whaley having returned last week
from a summer spent in their Ohio
home.
Mrs. Weber and Miss Martha Weber
arrived Tuesday, and beautiful Villa
Donna Major is open for the winter.
Mrs. Weber brought down a handsome
Estey organ for the Episcopal church.
Mrs. Eva Corthell, now a resident of
jacksonville, was a weekend guest of
Hon. and Mrs. D. M. Corthell.
Capt. Allan Mcintyre of Chicago, who
for several winters past, has missed his
customary winter sojourn in lnterlachen,
is here once more, and comfortably in
stalled at the Brown House.
S. !. Boyce of Duluth, Mimi, is
another of the old-timers who has just
returned. Mr.. Boyce will be joined
here by his daughter during the holi'
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NJ. Brown arrived
Wednesday, and "Cubano" is occupied
for the winter.
!. Beasley, wife and son, arrived from
J Wisconsin early this week, and will
probably remain all winter,
Mr.. Biard, wife and infant, colonlsts
from Canada, are prospecting over the
lands of the New South Farm and Home
Company, with view TO locating.