The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-10

Aonther party of young people who
motored over to st. Augustine Mon
day, were George Selden, Fred Coch-
rane, Miss Helen Cochrane, Miss Lam
bert, Miss Mamie Goethe, and James
Wilkinson.
Miss M. G. Probst, who has been
visiting at the "Palms" with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Probst, will return to her
home in Englewood, New Jersey. Sat
urday. Mr.. and Mrs. Probst will ac-
company her as far as Jacksonville,
spending the weekend with friends
in that city.
Several persons availed themselves
of the opening of the famous Alcazar
hotel in st. Augustine, Monday, by
motoring over with friends. In one
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Smith,
E. P. Ross, Miss Edith Kupperbusch,
Hubbard Winnegar and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Cradle, of Minneapolis.
The choir of the PRESBYTERIAN
church is planning a song service to
be given in the church, Sunday even
ing December 10Th. Mrs. Edw. L.
Mann, leader, Mrs. Robert O'Haver,
organist, assisted by Miss Louise
Boyd, violinist and the regular choir
will render music appropriate to
Christmas tide.
Mrs. Fred Merrill entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club, hav-
ing one extra table. The prizes were
awarded to Miss Grizella Merrill,
Mrs. Aston Halle and Mrs. H. M.
Fearnside. The refreshments were
escalloped oysters, potatoes, salad and
olives arranged attractively on plates,
hot rolls and coffee.
Miss Kathleen Hilburn, one of Pa
lstka's fairest daughters, has been
chosen to take the role of Venus,
goddess of love and beauty" in a
play which is given this week at Fair
mount college, Montesgle, Tenn, as
a closing to the semester's work
There is no doubt as to the fitness of
this selection of Miss Hilburn.
C. H. Worcester whose beautiful |
home on the main road be-
tween Pomona and Lake Como is dali
y noted and praised by auto tourists
md is one of the most picturesque ru-
al homes in all Florida, was a bust
ness visitor in the city on Tuesday,
over with Mr.. and Mrs. C.
:. Middleton.
Miss Frances Yelverton, little daugh-
err of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Yelverton, Jr.
entertained large party
# her little friends last Monday after
loon from A to 6 o'clock. Miss Cora
iriffin assisted Mrs. Yelverton in en-
the large party. A beau
fully decorated table was covered
With dainty refreshments and after all
we're served games were enjoyed. Il
'retty souvenirs of the occasion were
attributed in "Jack Horner" pie.
he children all had a most happy
ime. Some So little people enjoyed
he party.
Nose Sauciere is up against it. At
is second trial for larceny on Tues
ay the jury disagreed, and Nose left
he court house with a blot on his
scutcheon. He may never know
'hether he is guilty or innocent-that
) to say he may never be officially
utility or innocent. Too bad for
lose. More than likely the great
tate of Florida, failing to convict, j
ill drop the suit. But to drop it
ow leaves a stain. Had he been ac- {
uitted Nose could have come back at !
ne prosecuting witness with suit /
Or damages to his character. AS it 9
he has to wear the damage.
DR.. Fletcher l.. Brown, of whose
oming to Palatka the News has /
lade mention, has fitted up offices
| the Merryday building over the 8
rowning- Fearnside Co. and is now
, be found there during office hours. &
+. Brown was granted license to &
ractice medicine in Florida by the :
tate Board of Medical Examiners in &
100, but since that time he has been Q
"acticing in North Carolina. He is
young man of fine personal presence s
I'd one who will readily make friends. E
18th Mrs. Brown they have a home s
the recently erected apartment s