The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1915-03-12

II Mrs. Ada Fernald went to lamp
this morning where she will spend tn
time on business and pleasure com
bined. ~
Capt. Turnpaw carried party fror
Clearwater up the Anclote yesterda
:. on an all-day picnic, in his launch
Christy.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Balch, of Mich
igan, were pleasant visitors in the cit.
today en- route to st. Petersburg for
few weeks stay.
Miss Leola Boyett went to Brooks
vile this morning where she will
spend a few days visiting her sister
Mrs. H. D. Coachman.
Mr.. B. C. Mayo, Mr.. W. J. Burts
and Mr.. H. E. Scott spent yesterday
afternoon on the gulf fishing, on Mr.
Mayo's yacht, Amy II.
Mrs. C. H. Bigelow and Miss I. E.
Lyman, of st. Paul, Mimi, arrived last
night and will spend the remainder. of
the season at Tarpon Inn.
Mr.. E. M. Backus entertained par
of his friends with trip up the river
yesterday morning on his launch. Mr..
H. E. Scott acted as pilot
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard, who are
spending the winter months in Tar
pom Springs, are the proud parents of
fine girl born last evening.
Mrs. E. S. Chenoweth and DR.. C. R.
Roberts are among the latest arrivals
at Tarpon Inn from East Orange, N.
j., to spend an indefinite time.
Mr.. N. N. Gray, who has been in the
city several days visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Gray, will leave
Sunday for his home in BrooksvilIe.
Mrs. Clarence Lutz and children, of
st. Petersburg, arrived yesterday and
will spend few days in the city Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
Lutz.
Mrs. A. L. Couch and Miss M. A. |
Booth, of Springfield, Mass, arrived
yesterday and will spend the. remain
Ter of the season in the city guests at
Tarpon Inn. .....
Mrs. W. H. Staley, Messrs. Hayes
Rigelow and j. R. West, Jr., have col
ected $19,25 for the Belgian relief
,und from the sale of Board of Trade
photographs.
Mr. and Mrs. Renwick, Mrs. E. Daw-
ION and Mrs. Ida Gray were pleas
Ire party up the Anclote river this
morning where the time was spent
the alligators.
The many friends of Mrs. Ed O'Cra-
ner will be sorry to learn that she is
onfined to her room with illness. She
S under the care of trained hurst
md it is hoped she will soon recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird, Mr.. Clifford Iden,
dr. and Mrs. F. V. Balch and daugh-
er were pleasant automobile party
n the city today from st. Petersburg.
hey were dinner guests at the Ferns. I
Mrs. Helen Smith, of Ozona, and
lr. and Mrs. c. A. Dorr and daughter, 7
Swyville, Wis, who are wintering |
l ST. Petersburg, arrived this morn '
ng and will spend several days in the r
ty the guests of friends. !
Mrs. Chas. Mccain, of Lebanon,
nd, who is wintering in st. Peters v
urg, arrived this morning and will c
pend several days in the city, the t
uest of Mrs. Belle Cadwallader. =
Mr.. Calkin and Miss Benson, of Port t
ichey, were among the out-of- town
isitors in the city today. Miss Ben v
IN left this afternoon for St. Peters, t
urg to spend few days visiting o
riends. n
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Renwick, of
ittsburgh, Pa, who have been in the 7
ity several days visiting, went to St. a
etersburg this afternoon to spend v
aw days before returning to their \
orthern home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitman, Mr.. and Mrs. n
lash, Mr.. Heath and Mr.. Ashley, of \
'anada, arrived this morning from y
'ampa to spend several days in the O
ity looking around with view to /
nvesting in property and locating in
'arpon Springs.
1rl Hicks again: Predicted earth V
uake at this time. 1t came yesterday, v
n Italy and the people of middle Italy /
re in terror, fearing the worst, but
he terror is unwarranted as the pre- 7
lotion said the quake would probably |
ot be disastrous.
Miss Dora Roof returned to her
ONE in Jacksonville this noon via the {
'inellas Special, after. a most pleas
mt visit here, the guest of her sis
ers, Mrs. A. P. Albaugh and Mrs. w.
!. Little. While here she visited in t
ANNA several DAVIS