The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-03-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
" Personal and Social. .

week.
Rev. and Mrs. J. II. IIunsberger
ana little daughter visited Jackson
vile last week.
Miss Helen Tillinghast is expected
nome from her visit to Savannah the
latter part of the week.
A. 5. Clay arrived last week from
Norfolk, Va, and will remain two or
three weeks at the home of Mrs.
Frank Gautier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Warren, who
nave been guests at Mrs. Frank Gau-
tiers for the past several weeks were
called home on Thursday last.
Mrs. Carter, who has been on a
visit of some weeks to her mother,
Mrs. j. l.. Maui, returned to her
home in New Jersey on Monday.
R. B. Smith, of Shutdown, N. Y.
who has been guest at The Coutant
for several weeks past left on Monday
for his northern home.
Mrs. C. A. Maui spent the week
end with relatives here and saw MANY
of her old friends. She left on Mon
day afternoon for her home at Boyn-
ton on the East Coast.
Mr., and Mrs. C. C. Sullivan and
daughter and some friends from Lake
Como were over here last Friday to
attend the V. V. V. V. VS. vaudeville,
in which Mr., Sullivan had one of the
important parts.
Miss Bessie A. Williams spent the
greater part of last week in Jack
5onville in attendance upon the meet
ings of the Executive Board of the
State Federation Of Women's Clubs.
Miss Williams is the treasurer of the
State Federation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nourse, of Boise,
Idaho, who have been the guests of
Mr., and Mrs. B. F. Tillinghast for
the past month, left on Monday for
their far western home, taking with
them and leaving pleasant recollec-
tons Of their visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Read of
New York were to arrive on Tuesday
on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Read.
The visiting gentleman is a younger
brother Of our real estate magnate
and was visitor here some years
ago. May the brothers have happy
reunion.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
Guild will give Silver Tea at V. |. A.
hail next Wednesday afternoon on the
Goth inst. The ladies will also have
on sale cooked food and fancy arti,
cles, as well as home made candy. 1t
is hoped that all will attend and make
the occasion great success.
DR.. and Mrs. W. P. Brooks, of Am
herst, Mass, who have been stopping
at the home of Mr.. r. 0. Burton for
some weeks have returned to their
home DR.. Brooks, who is in charge
of the Experiment Station in connec-
ton with the Massachusetts State
Agricultural College, made many
warm friends in Crescent City as did
Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs l.. A. Hurlhut and her guests,
Mr. and Mrs. LeRou and Miss Mary
Haak have been spending several
dav; in ST. Augustine this week. Mrs.
H1rlbut chartered private launch
for the journey to Palatka that her
guests might view the pleasant seen
cry of the river ride, and on this trip
was hostess for quite party OF la
die. and gentlemen who returned the
same aftarnoon Inv the boat,
Inc annual eleGtloh Oh olllcers ol
the " l. "A. was helu az VTe teg .aIiI
meeting Oh IIe aSSoGlaVloll laoC WEI
flee until next October. The follow
ing were elected: President, Mrs. A.
B. Torrey; social vice-president, Mrs.
/. A. Hurlbut; civics vice-president,
Miss Bessie A. Williams; literary
vice-president Miss Phebe Stryker;
secretary, Miss Helen Tillinghast;
treasurer, Mrs. Frank Gautier; audi
tor, Mrs. c. H. Preston; members eX-
ecutive board at large, Mrs. S. M.
LaBree and Mrs. c.. S. Gowen.
M, ,.,;,, g +Lo CorlrIo C,,b tho
Inc -, ," b,e,rc Oh Of cie the y A. sur-
literary or"EyL o. 'T he, col;nr a. a. bor
Pnsed MISS S n,EyMea f ty eo and a. cnr
nome laSI sunday atCeiI bor h airt J Jow
gfatular,mg "ed upon " err, NO t hv
me- me S W tIS' y %oS had aTranped
fa a,.' +bo occaS;on Victrola Sacred
Concert with a program of many of
the master compositions and hymns
and the address of VIM. ]. Bryan on
Immortality" The program took an
bour and a half in the rendering and
WAS greatly enjoyed by all The visit
was a complete surprise.
,.u
Capt. and Mrs. W. NJ. Miller TOOK
a large party OF friends 10 summer
Haven beach on the East Coast on the
biz launch Varuna last Monday, and
ali will stay week or more and en-
iov the fishing. 1t was their purpose