The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1915-03-12
From TUESDAYS Daily.)

If. M. N. Hill went to Tampa this
: nrning to spend the day on business.
Ir. J. A. Zeigler left this morning
TO Bradentown, where he has accept
eda position.
Misses Verna Bronson and Frank
CBhing left this morning for Tampa
tospend two days visiting.
Iayor Shaw was among those going
toTampa this morning and will spend
a few days attending to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Ford, who are
wi1tering in Florida, were in the city
yesterday visiting points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe, of Fitchburg,
Mass, were pleasant visitors in the
city yesterday and were dinner guests
at Tarpon Inn.
Mr.. S. B. Youngblood was a passen-
ger to Tampa this morning over the
I. & G. c. Railway to spend few
days on business.
Miss Lidia Benson returned to Port
Richey this morning after a pleasant
visit of several days in st. Petersburg
and Tarpon Springs.
Mr.. A. B. Pierce, formerly of the
Progressive, left this morning for
Tampa for few days visit en- route
TO Inverness, TO accept position.
Mrs. M. H. Alworth was the charm
ing hostess to the Monday Afternoon
Bridge club at her home on the Bayou
Many interesting games were played
Mrs. E. F. Ogletree and son, who
have been spending several weeks III
the city for their health, left this
morning for Tampa, very much i'm
proved.
Miss Leola Boyett returned las
night from Brooksville where she ha:
been visiting few days with her sis
ter. She was accompanied home by
her niece, little Evelyn Louise Coach
man.
Misses Bessie and Ann r. Davis, OF
Athens, who are travelling in the inter.
est of the Waller & Spies Milling Co.
of St. Louis, were in the city today or
business. They left this afternoon fol
Clearwater.
Mr.. Hiram Ballard, of the Tarpor
Springs Furniture Co., left last night
for Atlanta, where he will enter bus.
mess college to take thorough com.
mercial course. Mr.. Ballad leaves g
host of friends who wish him we'll IL
his studies.
The Independent Bridge club wa:
delightfully."- entertained yesterday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Warren at the home
Of Mrs. Robinson. Four tables were
played and after a number of games
prizes were awarded. Miss Grooming
Won first prize while Mrs. Sutciffe was
presented with the guest prize.
Miss Edna Crum left this morning
for the East Coast after a most de-
lightful visit here of several weeks
the guest of friends. She will spend
several days on the East Coast where
her brother is visiting and later Mr.
Crum and family and Miss Crum will
tour through the country in their au-
tomobile to Tarpon Springs and spend
a few days en- route to their homes in
Ohio.
Miss Mary Verdery, of Jacksonville,
and Miss Annie Dean Atkinson, of
Brunswick, Ga, arrived last night and
will spend an indefinite time in the
city visiting Miss Verdery's sister,
Mrs. ]. r. West, Jr. These young la
dies are popular society bellies, and
will be the recipients of many pleas
ant social affairs during their visit
here. Miss Verdery went to st. Pc
tersburg this afternoon and will spend
until Wednesday visiting friends in
th1S SAey.
Mrs. E. Dawson, who has been in the
city several weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. r. D. Gray, left last evening for
her home in Pittsburgh, Pa, after a
most delightful time spent here. This
is Mrs. Dawson's first trip to Florida,
and she went away perfectly charmed
and expressed her desire to return
early next year. Mrs. Dawson made
many friends while here who regret
very much to have her leave and will
be- pleased at her return next year.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
Mr.. T. ]. Petzold went to Clearwa-
ter this morning to spend the time on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Little returned