The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-06-04
INTERLACHEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Davis, who
have been living at Crystal Springs
since last October, have returned to
make their home here once more and
are gladly welcomed by a most Of
friends. Mr.. Davis has exchanged
his residence property in town for the
orange grove on Mariners Lake,
known as the George grove, and will
move to his new property as soon as
| the house is vacated by the present
| tenants.
Mrs. j. NJ. Jones entertained with
a charming afternoon reception last
| Wednesday in honor of her house
| guest, Miss Ianthe Bond, and Miss
Ola Fraser. A surprise shower for
i Miss Ola was a pleasant feature Of
| the occasion, and number of dainty
/ and useful gifts were received by this
popular member of the younger set.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
IC. E. Currie entertained the young
people at the hall, in honor of their
guest, Miss Ida Mcintosh. The ev-
ening was devoted to games and mu-
Isle, and a cleverly planned contest
AEhich occasioned great amusement.
vi Miss Ethel Gillett entertained on
|Thursday evening with a card party
at her home. During the evening de-
licious refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served.
Misses Gladys Bischoff and Elinor
Eames were hostesses at jolly par
| ty in the hall Friday evening, under
1.-THE chaparonage of Mr.. anu Mrs.
Chas. Bischoff.
Miss Margaret Mann celebrated her
birthday last Sunday with . dinner
party which was greatly enjoyed by
her young guests from 1rterlacl!en.
Messrs. Metcalfe, Graves and Ar
16ld, of the U. S. Geological Survey,
left last Friday, Messrs. Metcalfe and
Arnold going to Sylacauga, Alabama,
heir next field of work. Mr.. Graves
will spend a short furlcugh at his
home in Virginia. Mr. .Trirlblc, the
asst of the party to go, left Monday
morning, and. like Mr.. Graves, will
enjoy a brief furlough before going
10 another assignment.
Misses Clarine and Ola Fraser,
with Misses Ethel and Ruth Gillett,
eft on the $3.50 Monday morning
brain, the entire party expecting to
stop at Baldwin for a few days be-
re separating. Miss Ola Fraser will
20 from Baldwin to Jacksonville
where she will enter st. Lukes hospi-
tal to take course in tr2ining to be-
ome a nurse. Misses Ethel and Ruth
EGillett also go to Jacksonville to
spend few weeks with relatives and
friends. Miss Clarene Fraser will
visit relatives at several places before
Returning from her vacation. These
koung people will be greatly missed
during their absence.
& Miss Coburn had the Camp Fire
zgirls at her home for the day Mon
LAY, and they prepared wreaths of
magnolia and bouquets of flowers
feady for the decorating of the graves
q the soldiers. At four p. m. those
Who took part in the ceremony of hon
BRING the dead heroes gathered at the
ball, and under the direction of j. NJ.
DeTilla, commander of the G. A. R.
Post, marched to the cemetery, and
there, with appropriate services,
strewed the graves with their floral
tributes.
Miss Erma Wylie, who has just
completed a course of study at the
Normal institute in Madison, will re-
sturn home this week, and purposes to
join the ranks of Putnam county ed
ucators.
ii Mrs. Hester of Hollister is spend
Is some pleasant days with Mrs. f.
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