The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-11
INTERLACHEN.

A surprise party at "the Naples, .
Meanwhile was attended by large dele
CATION of the Interachen young people,
who as usual, reported the ''jollieSt kind
of time" the never failing verdict
when Mr.. and H. T. Mann are host and
hostess. To add TO the old-time ffsvor
and zest of The occasion, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Schmidt who have been SO greatly
missed since their removal, came over
from their new home at Huntington tor
the frolic-
Mrs. Myrtle Aston with her little
daughter Helen, and her mother, Mrs.
lorke, left Sunday for their home in
the west, after spending the winter
months here.
Rev. A. c. Binder who has so accept
ably filled the place of assistant pastor
of the Congregational church during the
past winter, left here Monday, expecting
TO remain several days in Jacksonville,
and from there 70 on 10 Baltimore.
Mr.. Binder has MADE many warm friends
here and at Grove Park where he has
held services, and will be very much
missed.
For the first lime in many months,
Rev S. ]. Townsend filled his pulpit at
the Congregational church last Sunday,
and his people rejoice that he has been
so fully restored 10 health and is now
able 10 resume his pastoral work among
them.
A jolly all day picnic was held last
Thursday at Mariners Lake, the moving
spirits OF the occasion being Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. V. Millard, and everybody who
went reported a most enjoyable time
and wonderfully fine dinner.
Mrs. E. D. Lothrop and Mrs. S. !.
Townsend were visitors TO our ncie h.
boring town, Hawthorne, last Friday.
Miss NJ. F. Coburn spent Friday and
Saturday in Palatka with her brother, S.
q. Coburn.
DR.. Warren of Palatka was called pro.
fessionaliy to the Monroe home last
Sunday, TO attend Mr.. Monroe who con
tinues seriously ill.,
MIR. and Mrs. Finley, whose return 10
their home near OberIin, Ohio, has
been delayed so long by flood condi-
lions, received despatch Monday that
the way was clear, and have started on
their homeward journey. Other winter
visitors are awaiting the certainty of
making railway connections before
leaving for their summer homes in The
North.
Mrs. Rosa Richardson with her two
daughters and Mrs. May Croker are
enjoying the week in 81. Augustine.
The Sunshine Society held delight.
full open.air session on the spacious
piazza of Mrs E. A. Brushs home
Tuesday afternoon. After diSposing of
various business matters. a charming
program, with Eugene Field, the poet as
IFS basis, was enjoyed, and the hostess.
assisted by Mrs. Annie c. Jones and
Mrs. Davies, served delicious refresh.
mentS. The next meeting of the
Society will be at the home of Mrs. ]. II /
Corthell.
Chas. A. Emery, OF Springfield, Mass |
who has been in St. Petersburg for the |
winter, is now making his annual visit
to lnterlacAen, stopping as usual, al the
Lake View.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Corbin are re-
ioiclng over the arrival of their daughter, |
Miss Corbin, who will probably remain.
here several months, and who promises
10 be great acquisition TO the social .
life OF the community.
VIM. Maggie is guest at the Naglc
home this week.
The Pierson family-from Kenwood
ire now occupying the Dougherty
bungalow, having moved TO town in
order that MIR. Pierson who is i'll, may
De close 10 his physician.