The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-04-07


paper published in this city since the
days when Ed. Wattles pushed the
quill-in fact it is allspice.
Fun galore is in store, and then
some more, for all who attend the
Elks Minstrels next Monday and
Tuesday nights at Howell theater
The big street parade of the Elks'
Minstrels next Monday, together with
the band concert, will be worth seeing.
Twill be pulled off at II noon.
J. E. Manning, gentleman vel
known in the Harlem section, was
among the visitors in the city this
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet at the par
sonage on Tuesday afternoon, April
11th, at o'clock.
S. Howart and E. G. Thomas Of
Youngstown, Ohio, are spending
some time in the city. Mr.. Howart
owns a potato farm in East Palatka.
Mrs. H. E. Phillips gave a prettily
appointed party Wednesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. James Elliott, a
bride of last week.
Mrs. John H. Randolph Jr., of Sa-
vannah, who has been on visit of
several weeks to her mother, Mrs. E.
S. Grill, returned to her home last
Wednesday.
Mrs. John N. Walton returned Mon
day from Nashville, Tenn, where she
has been making an extended visit
with her brothers. She reports her
brother ]. C. Vertrees much improv-
ed in health.
Mrs. Louis Phillips was the hos
tess for a daintily appointed party
Thursday morning, having as her
honor guest, Mrs. James Elliott,
recent bride. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Mrs. J. D. Mitchell of Lake Como,
is the guest this week of Mrs. Henry
Hutchinson Sr. Mrs. Mitchell is we'll
known socially and in Palatka musi-
cal and literary circles, being fine
vocalist and impersonator.
Aaron Varnes of Harlem was
among the prominent visitors from
West Putnam to visit the city this
week. Mr. Varnes formerly served
with credit on the board of county
commissioners.
Ivan Bohannon, a prominent farm
er from the Harlem section was a
visitor in the city this week who is
making especially good as one of the
younger, more energetic farmers Of
the county.
Misses BERTHE and Ruby Reed have
returned from an extended visit in
Palm Beach and Jupiter. While in
Jupiter the young ladies were guests
of Mrs. Arthur F. Bauer, formerly
Miss Lulu Reed.
On account of the school entertain
ment which takes place on the Court
House lawn this afternoon, the Wo-
mans Club held it's Friday meeting
yesterday afternoon in the Putnam
House so that the members could at
tend the school exercises. /
Gov. Bowen, the expert minstrel or
ganlzer, who Is promoting the Elks'
Mlnstrels for next Monday and Tues
day nights at the Howell theater, is
a lulu. he has perfected a program
that contains so many hearty laughs
that the thing is overflowing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert James enter
aimed at dinner Monday evening in
lister Of Mrs lanes Who in con,ns
" With the Misses Oma Davis noro-
hv Merriam Neilia Incas and Katb-
cen HiIhnrn left Tuesday fo1. Fair-
Mount collage Montaaola Tam
This week witnesses the departure
# number of young ladies for Fair
Mount college in Monteagle, Tenn.
those who left Wednesday were the
1isses Oma Davis, Nellie Lucas.
Hilburn, Dorothy Merriam
nd Mamie Myers. Mrs. Robert