The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-17
INTERLACHEN NEWS.

: Mrs. Emma Gary Lee delivered a
wonderfully interesting address last
) Thursday evening in the hall, her
: theme being "China, Old and New
Mrs. Lee is thoroughly conversant
with her subject, and not only enter
tanned but instructed her apprecia-
tive audience. To illustrate her ad~
dress, she exhibited a number of our
young girls attired in gorgeously dec
GRATED Chinese garments.
Miss Cora Louise Corthell was
guest of honor at a small dance given
in the hall Friday evening. Miss
Corthell is an accomplished instruc-
tress in the art of dancing, and has,
in her home city large number of
pupils who are perfecting themselves
in the new and fashionable dances.
Miss Corthell gave an informal exhi-
bition of some of these new dances to
a few friends Monday evening, also
entertaining them with several vocal
solos of exceptional sweetness and
purity of tone.
The Sunshine Society held its regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs. E.
D. Lothrop Tuesday afternoon, with
an excellent attendance of both men,
bers and visitors. Mrs. Martha
Sherman was elected Vice President
to fill out the unexpired term of
Mrs. Anna Thorburn, whose removal
from 1nterlachen is sincerely deplor-
ed by the Society. 1t was decided
that the Society would take up some
work for the relief of the wounded
soldiers in France, and all who are in
terested in this work are invited to
meet at the home of Miss Coburn
next Tuesday afternoon, with sewing
equipment. Fracture" pillows, and
surgical sponges are to be the first
contributions made. A Bulletin So
cial" will be given by the Society,
Thursday evening, March 23d in the
hall. and as the program is in the
hands of capable and energetic
committee, an entertaining evening is
assured.
Little Jack Story, who was serious
ly burned last week, by the overturn-
ing of a kettle of boiling water, is
now getting along nicely and will soon
be able to reioin his small playmates.
Little Jack is a most lovable little
laddie and all who know him, from
the Youngest to the oldest. have been
greatly concerned. and rejoice that he
is recovering so nicely.
Mr.. w. J. Anderson of Boston, ar.
rived last Friday for his annual visit
to 1nterlachen, and is a guest at the
Lake View.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Rosbrough of
Daytona were guests at the Lake
View from Friday to Monday. Mr..
was quite i'll when they ar
lived here. and unable to continue his
Quincy until Monday morning, when
hev motored as far as Palatka.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gatti of Wash
npton. D. c. spent Thursday here
With their friend Mrs. NJ S. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lothrop, who
ave been wintering at Orlando. came !
D Tuesday to spend some time with
he Emory Lothrops before going to :
'eir northern home. q
Mr.. and Mrs. las. H. Davis have Il
'oved to the Millard place on Mari
oorS Lake, recently vacated by the {
inch household. t
Mrs. Fred Higgins and her two in c
restinr little children spent Tues 7
" with the ]. NJ. DeTillas. ii
NJ. end Mrs. c. E. Currie and Mr.. d.
I'd Mrs. s. R. Scott motored last
eek TO Jacksonville, where thew s,
H"t several DAYS. V
Mrs. Amelia Corthell entertained
lesday afternoon with reception D.
ko@or Of visiting relatives. h.