The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-12-04

]. D. Rooney, secretary of the Ocala
board of trade was in the city last
Saturday.
Mrs. ]. B. Boaz and little son of
Bunnell, spent the day in the city yes
terday, guests at the Saratoga.
Lexington Barstow, student in
the University of Florida, spent
Thanksgiving day with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Worden and
Mrs. Elizabeth Howe, spent their
Thanksgiving day with friends in
Gainesville.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold their regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs. G.
M. Boyd Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 8.
A sister of Mrs. Archdeacon Wyllie,
died at the Roosevelt Hospital, New
York, on Monday last. Mrs. Wyllie
left Immediately for New York.
The bazaar and supper held at the
Shelley building in aid of st. Mont
cas- church this week, was most de-
cided success both from the social and
financial sides.
Mrs. J. H. Millican was hostess for
theater party composed of some
eighteen lady friends en- Monday af.
ternoon at the Grand Matinee of "The
Perils of Pauline"
R. C. Middleton of Crescent City
was in the city yesterday, coming
over by motor car and having as pas
sengers C. Oliver Chamberlin ant
Ernest Mathis, one of Crescent City's
leading business men.
Raymond Thomas, a young mar
employed at the Ell Perfecto cigal
factory and who has a large follow
) ing of friends in the city, and Mis-.
! Dykes, an attractive and popula,
young lady of this city were united il
marriage at the home of Rev. P. @
Cason last Saturday night.
Mrs. T. B. Munich was the hostes
last Tuesday afternoon to the Ladies
, Aid Society of the First Baptis
, church. There was good attend
| lance and the hour passed pleasantly
! and after the regular business wa
transacted a delicious salad cours
was served by the hostess. Officer
of the society for the ensuing yea
were elected as follows: President
, Mrs. P. @. Cason: vice-president. Mr.
J. T. Ashby; treasurer, Mis-. 7. I
Munich; secretary, Mrs. B. E. Jarrett
!, Deputy U. S. Marshal P. N. Hagar
who has been spending his vacatio
with his family in this city and i
, several hunting trips among his oil
+ haunts about the county was summon
= ed to his duties last Sunday and lef
: for Jacksonville. Mr.. Hagan report
! a fine time among the people in va
- rious parts of the county. 1t is ais
! surmised that he has been doing
>. little pre-political work, as he is
4 fully announced candidate for sheri
q at the next county election. Pet
a Hagan is making good in his preser
+ office, and has made substantit
: friends with the United STATES official
D about the government building
+ Jacksonville.
= Mary Pickford in "The Eagle
n Mate" was the star picture attractio
s at Kalbfeld's last Wednesday nigl
t and packed house viewed with il
n tense interest this charming and lif,
Re like picture play. Many here al
= more or less familiar with the moul
d famous scenery where this play pl,
lie was laid and with them it had a mo
absorbing interest. Following IL
= presentation of this wonderful pictuI
play, which may be regarded as Il
best production ever staged at tt
Grand, was a solo by Mrs. Kalbfe
directed more especially to the mer
bers of the Palatka Mystic Shrine
who had but few moments befo
filed into the theater wearing the
fez headgear and who were occupyir
the left hand boxes. Mrs. Kalbfe
also made witty short address
these gentlemen. Little Charlse Ne,
ton then gave her beautiful butterf
dance which brought out thunders
applause from the audience. La
night Kalbfelds had another b
crowd. And on Monday night Il
"Perils of Pauline" simply tested Il
capacity of the side walls.