The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-19
LAKE COMO.


Mrs. A. N. Jameson and Azelia are
visiting at Keuka. - H.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. D. Mitchell who
have been at Orlando for several days
taking in the fair, have returned
home. NJ,
Mrs. F. M. Wheeler and Miss Mary
Shelly were visitors at Orlando dur
ing the fair.
Mrs. L. H. spiers, Mrs. L: D: Spierss,
Miss GLADYS Wheeler and Miss A.
Hill, motored to Orlando, taking IN
the fair. g
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Bratten OF
Cleveland, Ohio, are guests OF Mr. ana
Mrs. George Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davidson
Miss Lillian Skalak and Mr.. and Mrs
H. H. Bratten spent Sunday in Ores
cent City, the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Ed. Bartlett.
Mr.. CIrran, DR.. Mills and DR.. Malnz
have returned to their respective
homes at Syracuse, N. Y, and Man
chester, Mass, to the regret OF host
of friends.
The ladies of the Highland House
entertained at a card party-Auctlon
Bridge. Euchre and Five Hundred
were the games played. Those WIN
ming prizes were Miss Sue Carson OF
Croswell. Mich, Mrs. Frank Williams
of Brooklyn, N. Y, Gary Cockcroft OF
Northport, L. l., and ]. L. Redman OF
BROOKLYN, N. Y. After the games de-
Ilicious refreshments of icee-cream'
nales saIted nuts. raisins, confections,
and punch were served. Those pres
emit were Mrs. James Cockcrott, MIS-
IN L. Redman, Mrs. Frank Williams,
Mrs, L. H. Spiers, Miss Gladys Wheel
or and Mrs. L. D. Spiers, Misses Ag-
mes and Joan Force, Mrs: John Gar
Mss. Mrs. E. Seaman, Mrs. +. a.
Ballart, Mrs. Nellie Beard, MISS gu
sic Carson, Mrs. c. H. Worcester
Mesdames, w. L. Gable, W. S: Prior,
'IC. C. Sullivan, Miss Libbie Haight,
Mrs. John Woolsey, Messrs. DR.. Mills,
DR.. Mainz, F. S. Ballart, J. l.. Red
man and Gary Cockcroft. The hos
tesses were Mesdames Sullivan, Red
man. Beard Spiers, and Cockcroft -,
Before leaving for the north DR.. w
R. Mills entertained the ladies and
gentlemen at tea at his new bunga'
: low On entering the place, one was
greeted by a viscious bull dog, a glt,'
from friends; he was securely chained
Various signs greeted the visitors, az
: to excepting off the grass" "this is
lawn" etc. As the Dr. is noted
dentist his sign of painful dentistry
l with the "molars" and "canines" o:
1 his victims displayed, caused mucl
= laughter. On entering the house Dr
Mills introduced his sister, Miss LIZ
| zie to the guests also two eilglol
widows, and a "grass widow" VIM
i carried ont their parts in tlne man
. ner. Mrs. Cockcroft and Mrs. Red
n man presided at the tea table. Every
!, one enjoyed the mills, Tea" w.
The guests of the Highland Hous
; gave a fancy dress surprise to MI
and Mrs. F. A. Ballart of Syracuse
N, Y. at their lovely bungalow.
! was a complete surprise, and on open
I inc the door, there stood Howard Cur
I ran as a Sytian vender offering bead
: for sale. The rest of the party the
: entered. The various characters, wer
:, Mrs Cockcroft as Granny Grunt,
i Mrs E, Sullivan as Martha Wash
Enpton, Mrs. Nellie Beard, as "a bride
y Mrs. ]. L. Redman, Japanese maid,
Mrs, L. H. Spiers, Mrs. L. D. Spier'
and Miss A. Hill, "three school girls,
+ Miss Gladys Wheeler, as "Algernon,
! Miss NJ. Shelly, "The Witch of Endor,
: Dr. W. R. Mills, as "othello," D
= Mainz as "Chinese Mandarin" Gar
a Cockcroft, "a sailor boy" J. L. Rec
s man as "Buster Brown" was fine Mr.
e F. M. Wheeler was handsomely gown
/ ed in evening dress, being chapero
for the crowd. The evening was sper
d in games. Refreshments of fru
n pinch and cakes were served. ,
h Services were held at the M.
n church Sunday morning. Mrs, Ann
ID Robinson led the League meeting
IT the evening.
lie Miss Katharine, John Haymart al
r Mr.. Boyer of Pittsburgh, Pa, took
It the fair at Crescent City Saturday,
ID Mr.. and MrssGeorge Davidson, N
a and Mrs H. fH. Bratten and MI
y Lillian Skalal were visitors at Gre
n cent City on aturday.
m Mr.. and w ]. L. Redman, gue'
is at the HIGH Id House have taken
TX trip to Sanf| ID and other south'
< !! points, Ths viii be gone week