The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-04-09

The accompanies were Mrs Halle
Mrs. Robert O'Haver and Miss Alice
Hutchinson.
After the reception, many were the
remarks made to the effect that this
was not a formal reception, but tho
roughly enjoyed from a social and
welcoming standpoint throughout.
The gowns worn by the ladies were
elegant and beautiful. Mrs. Davis
gown of blue charmeuse trimmed
with Venitian lace. Mrs. Haug ghton's
gown was white and pusse willow taf-
feta. Mrs. Merriam wore white lin
gerie with picture hat of white and
purple and carried big bouquet of
violets. Mrs: Bates was most charm
ingly gowned in green charmeuse and
wore picture hat. Mrs. H. NJ.
Fearnside was beautifully gowned in
white lace and shell bank trimmings
with picture hat Mrs. w. Carl Da-
Wis gown was Of white lingerie with
Elks' colors and large bouquet of
violets. Mrs. Davis of Jacksonville
wore Cecile imported gown of rose
charmeuse,, with head dress of dia-
monds and rope of pearls about her
neck. Mrs. j. H. Boyer of Columbus,
Ohio, wore a pretty black net gown,
jet ornaments and head dress of dia-
monds and vivgrettes. Mrs. William
Cannon wore gown of white lin
gerie. Mrs. H. F. Lecks wore blue
charmeIse with hat to match. Mrs.
Tom Higgins wore white lingerie with
picture hat of black and white, and
Mrs. Jos. Price was charmingly gown
ed in black with black picture hat.
Tuesday night there was a brilliant
"Keno' Party at the Putnam House
in general charge of H. F. Lecks who
knows how. Fully 175 guests were
present. The decoration were magni-
ficent in the Elks' colors. There were
streamers in purple and white, made
of candy so as to represent ribbons.
Little plates of purple candy filled
with white mints,, and also little can
dy baskets of purple, with slender
strips of purple and white candy, all
prepared by that prince of Elk cater
ers, Jimmy Ray Beautiful prizes
donated by ]. H. Haughton. Acker-
man Stavar+ co ChaS Smith T. T
Rowton Feornside CIotbing q and
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yitb those of o+ber 1ocoI ELL wa,a
givan also many boxes of heautifnI
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