The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-21
Miss Ona Bond of Jacksonville il
IN the city on a visit to friends.

hlSo oId Donu Vi JdchSOnVllle is
N the city on visit to friends.
Miss Lula Reed will entertain in
honor Of Miss Ona Bond, the bride
elect, next Monday afternoon.
Mrs. William Wyllie entertained
eharmingly in honor of Miss Alice
Whiteside on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. R. A. Varnes has announced
4 receptn in honor of Miss Ona Bond
1T her home on Monday, Dec. LIST.
Mrs. Fred H. Smith of Worcester,
Mass, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Patton Anderson.
W. L. Stokes of McMeekin spent
some time in the city This week
shaking hands and hobnobbing with
the convention delegates.
Rev. DR.. J. Edgar Wilson of
Gainesville was a visitor in the city
Wednesday, the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. W. M. Poage.
J. W. Hurley of Welaka and R. c.
Middleton have been among the latest
purchasers of Ford touring cars al
the Ford Sales Co. in this city.
F. E. Reeder, j. W. Hurley, Edwin
Dallow and L. j. Mcleod of Welaka
represented that pretty Putnam coun.
ty town at the convention and were
quartered at the Putnam House.
Thanksgiving services at Saint
Marks church will include Holy Com.
munion at a. m, and Morning
Prayer and sermon at 1890 a. m
Archdeacon Wylie will officiate.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Bohon of De.
catur, ILL.,, are at the Saratoga Ho.
tel this week. Mr. Bohon is one OF
the gentlemen who last year pur.
chased the big Hilburn-Vertrees tract
in East Palatka.
The young ladies of St. James M
E. Church will give a bazaar and oys-
ter supper at the Athletic Club house
next Friday afternoon and evening
November 28th. The proceeds are to
be for the benefit of the new organ
fund. The public is cordially invited
Miss Ellene Merryday who has
been the attractive guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Harwood Rosser for the
past two weeks, has returned to her
home in Palatka. Miss Merryday
has many friends here who ALWAYS
entertain her pleasantly.-Jackson-
vile Exchange.
Julian Sutherland entertained a
Dozen of Palatka's leading young men
at Dutch supper recently in honor
of II. NJ. Fearnside. The supper was
served at Mr., Sutherlands delightful
bungalow home near San Mateo.
There was also a shower and some
delightful miscellaneous amusements,
Mr.. Sutherland knows how to do
these things and do them right.
Our townsman r. R. Brakeman has
been doubly bereaved. 1t was only
a week ago that we recorded the
death of his younger brother at Mem
pins, Tenn. Now comes the sad news
that an older brother, H. S. Brake
man, was lost in the recent storm on
Lake Huron, when the ship and all
on board went down. Deceased was
% years of age and a marine engi-
neer. Sympathy is extended to the
bereaved Palatkan.
Kalbfeld's Grand gave a NAOMI
iicent picture last Wednesday. 1t
was Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske in
Tess Of the D'Urberville's. The
picture consisted of five reels and it
took two hours to show it. This is
only one of series of great actress
es in leading plays which Manager
halofield is to give-at least one each
week. These big pictures depicting
the great people of the stage in their
best work cost heap of money; if
they didn't cost so much Kalbfield
would give EN- oftener.
A study of the program for the
evening concert to be given at the
Howell Theater next Tuesday. Nov,
10Th, by Creatore and his Banda
Verdi, assisted by the Lomberto
Grand Opera sextette, reveals the
excellent taste and sublime musical
instinct of the gifted though youth
full conductor. The program con-
slsts of selections from the works Of
the worlds greatest composers and
several of the numbers are exceed
lngly ambitious efforts. One of the
numbers on the program is the Jubel
overture by Carl Won Weber. which
was composed by this famous master
in 1918. The title itself is sufficient
indication of the nature of the work.
which is brought to an enthusiastic
conclusion by the introduction of the
national apthapo