The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1915-11-26
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her home for the winter at Grove
Hall.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held last night at the Baptist church,
with the sermon by Rev. S. |. Hendrix
of the Methodist church.
Mrs. Duval of Tallahassee arriv-
ed on Sunday afternoon to spend some
time on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Hancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton Cliff, who have
been spending the summer in Eng
land, were expected this week to
again occupy their winter home just
south of town.
Mrs. L. Eaton visited in Palatka
last week, her first outing in some
time. Mrs. Eaton made the trip to
Palatka in an auto with Mrs. C. H,
Cash and Mrs. Burris, guests of Rev.
r. S. Burris.
Mrs. C. 0. Chamberlin, who has
been quite i'll following an operation
in an Oklahoma hospital, is now said
to be recovering rapidly, and Mr..
Chamberlin, who has been with his
wife during the past three weeks, is
expected home tomorrow.
Mrs. C. H. Cash, who broke the lig-
aments of her arm through a fall
early in the autumn and who suffer-
ed much pain for a long time in con-
sequence, is now improving. This
will be good news to the many friends
of the lady.
Miss Florence johnson held quite &
reception at her home last Tuesday
afternoon, the occasion being the
opening of her Little Gift Shop. The
ladies of Crescent City generally at
tended and were much pleased with
the array of novelties suitable for
gifts there displayed.
The presentation of the comedy,
"The Rebellion of Mrs. Barclay" ny
local talent on Friday night of last
week, filled v |. A. Hall to capacity
and was greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent. Too much praise cannot be Civ
en- those who had parts in this pre-
sentatiOn.
Mrs. Park TrammelI, wife of Flori-
da's distinguished and popular gov
ernor arrived last Friday to spend q
week at the home of her father, Mr.
T. C. Darby, Sr. On Sunday morn
ing and evening Mrs. Trammell, who
possesses a sweet, highly cultlvated
voice, sang solos at the Baptist church
to the great pleasure of the worship
pers.
Mrs. E. E. Hibler and children Of
Asbury Park, N. j., expects to spend
the winter in Crescent City and will
arrive some time during the coming
month. Mrs. Hibler will be best re
membered as Miss Lillian Cook, who
with her mother lived here several
winters, but quit coming south some
I15 years ago. Mrs. Hibler has many
old friends here who will have great
pleasure in again meeting her.
Mrs. Park Trammell, wife Of Flori-
Ida's distinguished Governor, was the
bonoree at a reception and tea given
by Mrs. /. A. Hurlbut at her pretty
Ihunpalow home in the north end last
Wednesday afternoon. The Hurlbut
home was beautifully and artistical-
IIv decorated for the occasion, and
during the hours of the reception
many of Crescent City's society peo-
ple called to pay their respects To
this charming woman, the hrst lacy
Of Florida.
bringing in the Sheaves," is one
Of the gospel songs which is now be-
inc mt into actual practice by the
Presbyterian people here. The Sun
Gav school was in the dumps-the
attendance was small; but now that
pastor Burris has an auto he is using
II IN 90 after the children living at
Ia distance. Miss Jessie Harrison Bur
ton. always an active worker IN the
sunday school. also has an auto when
sbo has dedicated to this work. MISS
Rm,ton takes the south end of town
and the pastor the north end, and be-
tween them they have increased the
sunday school attendance about ~
each Sunday
Mr.. Geo. W. Seaton gave a dinner
70 marty of eight of his young
frionds at the Hotel Coutant last
weak Thursday evening, the dinner
? hoirlt in honor of his guest, Mr., l.. NJ
Ip Hewen Of Jacksonville. Mrs
r =, taTE'" served a splendid seven
oo"rsa dinner which all the guests
tboronghiy enjoyed, After the DIN
u r"p' NJ Seaton took his guests to
the theatre to witness Mary rex Ei,,
fn or in her presentation of "A err
n ~ Yesterday" The guests at the
3 al Iirrar were Misses Grill and Ansell'
: u n Rnrton. Ruth Herlong and Care
i Ea Stone and Messsrs. Hewen; Sea
g ton, Webb Chamberlm ana "i'i'pE
s Cash.
= Gov Park Trammell arrived in the
,;t,. sunday noon, remaining until
Guy of tbe following day a guest al a;
tLo home Of his father-in-law, Mr..
; C''' Darby Sr. On Monday morning
3 So was given view of the city yam, anu
+, ne ,. m"r NV Secretary W. F. GlynTn
" ei!' t hui hoard of trade who took the
Z, Z o. [IT for a drive in his motor
. s aTs ascent City was only so stu
70 ,tad that it could be seen by the tour ;I
a a ave- Who pass up and down the ran ran,
~ .S.S wv, remarked Gov, Trammell, you
ro"u' t.mo had \ big town here long