The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17
WALTON.

Levi isU Of Buffalo. N. Y, were SUNDAY
quests Of Miss England
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin La ,.p
Mrs Z. J. Lathrop and son, huw Eto,,
" Rrooklyn, n. Y, who nave .oto,'
stonlinr 1t tine Inn for several ua!s' .
i I for for palm Beach Saturday evening
BISHOP Cray, Of this diocese w'i'Wit WY,
the assistance Of Rev. y T. i lh',vSb
hold divine service AZ 81. raw - : t,'" ~ W
SATURDAY,. February 18th, az @'@V p III,
at which time the rite % Baptism WIZ
be administered
Fortunately for W. Il. Harris Wmo'
with Mr.. Harris, is now N Z :5sn e.
O., has rented bis fine residence ~
Mrs. Liner Of that city, ana WIZ WIZ
friends will soon take possession OF '''e
same for the balance of the winter
The "Bob White" is again anchored
in this harbor much to the Joy or the
home people VINO have found the innap r
itants of that especial cruising launI"
very congenial. It is hoped a prrotract'
ed visit will be the pleasure OF lts oc-
cupants, and thus delight their nulner-
Gus land friends
The roughness of the water ana the
high wind prevailing, prevented qul'e
large number from this city ron at.
tending the concert given in behalf OF
the Presbyterian society at Fort Pierce
Friday evening. The attempt was not
given up until the lateness OF the hour
was snch that il would be Impossible to
reach there in season for their pleasure
or Others that might be before them
w. W. Luce, who left here on the
second, enroute to Vermont with the
casket of Mrs. Baker, was obliged,
when midway to return. The weather
was so intensely cold that he found u
would be detriment to his own health
to continue. The storm and cold OF the
period was unprecedented. Friends at
the old home received the casket ana
attended to the burial when the mer-
curry recorded SOC below zero.
Mrs. l.. l.. Segar entertained Tues
day afternoon, St. Valentines day,
when the following ladies were invited
to accept a cup of tea in honor OF the
nations patron saint: Mrs. BALDWIN
and Mrs. Reddington, Buffalo, N. Y,
Mrs. Lowry and Mrs. West, Detroit,
Mich, Mesdames Andrews, Clifford,
John Hallowes, Miller Hallowes. E. }.
Luce, W. W. Luce, Perry. Rushton,
Sawyer. Walton, Waters and the Misses
Mcintosh and England, of Walton A
pleasant hour was the result. Mrs.
Segar is renowned for her hospitality
and the doors of Pine Crest are always
open to the stranger within her gates,
as well as to neighbor or friend.
1t was quite a salty evening when
the gale blew several old salts to the
hospitable home of Captain j. H! An
drews on St. Valentine night. Captain
Heddin. of the Electric, with wife and
two gentlemen friends, and Captain
Reddington of tile Bob White. Surely
the sea'tales of the great lakes and in.
land rivers would have been well worth
listening to were the privilege given
to the public. Of course each craft,
from the Dixie to the Electric with the
center bond, Bob White, were univer-
sally quoted as the right one in the
right place each time. 1t takes the
sails all out of land lubber that tries
to compete with the procliyities of a
genuine sailor in telling yarn for his
net will not hold water like we'll ap.
pointed story teller. 1t was hearty
greeting all round and enjoyed most
thoroughly by those most interested
and especially by Mesdames Heddin,
Reddington and Andrews.
A large contingent of Walton's in.
habltants accepted the invitation of the
Gibert's Bar Yacht club, given in the
Mid-Rivers County club house at Wave
land, Tuesday evening. Prof. Pomeroy
of Eldred and Miss Sawyer, of Walton,
furnished the music that caused old anc
young to participate in Gripping the
light fantastic. Music so enhancing
is not to be resisted For those that
did not care to emulate Terpsichore,
there was plenty of other amusement.
No one needs to stand idle When ),
much frivollty was at hand, only need.
ing the taking to he enjoyed, for III,
club house is we'll equipped. OF course
there was refreshments Can any one
remember time when the inhahifaD'
came forth that the Inner man was
not refreshed? A Dutch suppe. was
served to the hungry hosts. Not tho
least in Importance was the array OF
valentines, But every thing coraes tc
an end. and soon the strains OF Epme.
Sweet Home was heard and in thesmali
hours of the morning the guests de-.
parted and the lights are extinguished
and the building is left to loniness.