The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-25

C. P. Hale is leaving soon for Den.
yer, Col, where business calls him
Mrs. Hale and children, with Mrs
Rich, will remain for some time.
Mrs, c. B. Hubbard and daughters
Misses Beryl and Eileen, left on Sun
day for New York from which port
they will sail for Ireland.
Harry Chamberlin sailed from
Jacksonville on Sunday last for Mas
sachusetts, where he expects to en-
ter school.
j. H. Campbell and family have
closed their home just north of town
and returned to Oak Tree, N. j., for
the summer
Mrs. c. T. Darling and daughter,
Miss Josephine, are leaving this
week for their home in Davenport,
Iowa. Mr.. Darling will remain some
time.
Mrs Henry Hubbard has closed her
attractive home in Hubbard Park and
returned to the north. Mrs. Hubbard
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
LASER.
Miss Nell Grimsley left last Mon
day for Jacksonville where she will
enter the DeSoto Sanitarium for
training. 1t is the wish of this young
lady's friends that she enjoy and be
successful in her new work.
Mrs. Howell, who has spent some
time at the home of the Misses Will
liams, left on Saturday of last week.
Crescent City is really going TO
have a 5 and 10 cent store. Mrs.
Rankin will be ready for business on
May list in the Austin property on
Central avenue.
At the regular meeting of the V. I.
A. last Monday afternoon, the ladies
decided to enlarge the hall by leav-
ing the front as it is and extending
it about twenty feet to the rear.
Work will be commenced at once and
efforts made to have all completed by
fall
Miss Mary Graham entertained
very delightfully."- at cards on Satur-
day evening, April 10th. Progressive
Five Hundred was the game. About
1880 refreshments vr punch and
sandwiches were served and soon af-
ter the pleasant evening came to an
end with many thanks to the hostess
for "such good time
Clyde Stockton, the we'll known box
maker for Chase & Co., accompanied
by his friend Bert Hancock, who has
been one of Chase's right hand
packers during the past orange sea-
son, left the first of the week for
Jefferson, Ga, making the trip in the
formers EMF touring car. The
young people of the town regret very
much to say good bye to the "Geor-
gia boys" who have been so generous
with the EMF and in many way
have added so much to the social life
for the past six months and hope they
will return in the early fall. Ches.
ter Norton will accompany Mr.. Stock,
ton as far as Jacksonville.
The Hurlbut bungalow was the
scene Of a very unique entertainment
from 8 to o'clock on Thursday af
ternoon, April 18th, when Mrs. Hurl
but and Miss Johnson were at home
in five different countries to theil
many friends. The guests were re
ceived in America under the stars anC
stripes and then, in parties of ten
with through tickets and lunch bas
kets, were ushered into German,
where they were welcomed and wei
fed with bologna and sandwiches an,
root beer by Frau Guggenheim ant
die fraulien.' Hearing echoes of tn
wearing Of the green" the traveller
proceeded into Ireland and soon foun
themselves taken right to the heart
and home of Mrs. Mccarthy and Ka
tie who showed the wishing pond,
pigs in the parlor," gave them bird
eye views of Belfast and Cork an
lastly insisted that each one kiss tn
barney stone. Katie donated gene1
: 0usly to the baskets and was eve
1 ready to assist her mother at a
points of interest From Ireland tn
party was attracted to Japan b
!. sweet music and flowers. In thei
gay JdPu+CSS So"ll5 alIiOllS III
graceful bamboo Madame Yukisa
!. and her Cherry Blossoms served tn
n guests with crystalized ginger an
Z gave them cherries for luncI
= On the way from Japan tt
II travellers passed through England fl
It cup of tea and a look at "Unio
e Jack" However pleasant the tri
r proved to be ali were glad 10 find thi
the tickets raad L, S. A., and quick
crossed the Atlantic for Home Swe,
Home. Once ggqin in their natiN
IS land which proved to be on the spi
is cious veranda Of the bungalow Il
: guests wee made comfortable and a
It lowed to write descriptions of the
le trip. in which contest Miss los 1phiI
s. Darling WAS the winner Of a han
ID some box of candy made in Anne
y lea" Strains Of the Star Spangl'
Banner and real American girls ser
ing delicious ice cream and cake a
sured the guests that they We're ba,
where they left the hostesses,
+ their own free, native land" al
a seized the o0rortunity to thank MI
i Hurl6ut and Miss Johnson for one
q the most int resting and enJoyat
afternoons Of the season.