The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02
Personal and Social. !.

4 Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cary expect ia
move into their new home on Sunni
street this week.
i The Misses Young and White OF Al
tleboro, Mass, arrived last week anc
are stopping at the Attleboro flat.
| The Carlyle Glass will meet with
Mrs. Rich at the residence OF c. P. Hale
this friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Eaton Cliff entertained the ladies
OF the place at card party on Thurs
! day evening of last week in honor OF
her sister from Providence, r. /.
Miss Frank Spencer OF New York,
who has been guest at Grove Hall for
some weeks has gone 10 Matthews, Du-
val county, 10 spend the balance of the
winter.
Mr.. Coleman and some of his friends
have gone on trip TO South Florida,
taking in Tampa, ST. Petersburg, and
possibly the Orange County fair at Or
lando.
Mcintosh Morrow left this week for
Macon, where he expects to take
course in business college. He is one
OF the most popular OF our young men,
and will be greatly missed.
Miss Louise Gowen spent last Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. S.
Gowen. She is also expected again to-
morrow to take part in the entertain
ment at v. !. A. Hail. Miss Gowen
lives in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Burr, Mr.. and Mrs. 4
j. Starkweather, Mrs. E. B. Rogers and
Mrs. M. ]. Hill, kormed pleasant party
OF tourists TO arrive from Rochester, N.
T., on Friday OF last week. They are
at Grove Hall for stay OF some weeks.
The ladies of the v. /. A. are arrang.
ing for two days affair of general inter
est on the 18th and 18th insts. The
first day will be Valentine Social and
the second will be for the County Fair.
The program is varied and there will be |
something filled with interest for every
body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. T. Sammis OF
Northport, LII. New York, and their |
daughter Mrs: Quackenbush and her
little daughter, arrived last week and are |
located at the Spraguc House. I
Mr. and Mrs. Sammis were former win
ter visitors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clay are again
pleasantly located with Mrs. Frank eau
tier. Mr.. Clay is trying TO enjoy him
self on fishing excursions, but up TO the
present time complains OF scarcity OF
fish. They are not biting as they should
for true sportsman.
Mrs. C. Lyon and daughter, Miss Eva
Lyon, reached here last week from Mis-
souri,, where they have been visiting for
some months. They have opened up
heir big winter home and expect TO
stay here until summer, when they will
-eturn to their summer home, Crosse
lie, on the Detroit river.
Harry Chamberlin returned last week
lfter an absence of more than year in
Oklahoma. He says the prospects are
10 better for young man in the west
han they are here, and the climate there
ioes not compare with this. Harry ex-
,ects to stay home for time. For the
present he is with Chas. Cowart in the
neat business.
"Tommy's Wife, three-act comedy
will be presented at the V. |. A.. Hall
Saturday. night at 5 O'Clock,
he cast includes Mrs. Pipe, the Misses
fiilinghast, Darling and Gowen, and
iessrs. Seaton, Alexander and Mundt.
before the comedy will be a program oil
-ocal selections by well known artists,
lso some dance numbers by Miss
1owen. The evening will end with So
ial dancing. Tickets can be secured al