The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-04-28

Mrs. J. H. Haughton spent Tuesday
| III Jacksonville with friends.
Miss Eunice Pitt of McRae, Ca, is
visiting Miss Olive Tilghman for a
few days.
John Dallow of Welaka was among
the visitors from that pretty river
town yesterday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. C. Howard
Rowton, Wednesday, April 10Th a son,
Ernest Andrew.
Miss Roberta Branch of Orlando
will be the guest of Mrs. AlstOn K.
Halle for ten days.
Don't forget the big musical show,
"a Day on Coney Island" at the How
ell theater tonight.
Miss Bobbie Baldwin of Mcintosh
was a guest of Miss Birdie Reed the
fore part of the week.
Miss Leonore Purcell of Faison, N.
c., arrived last evening and is the
guest of Miss Annie Bruce.
E. B. Wright, the well-known We
laka business man, was among the VS.
itors from that place yesterday.
w. C. Bryan poses as the "star"
boarder at the Brakeman house, as on
April 18th he rounded out six years.
Charles Burt and H. M. Fearnside
are opposing candidates for Putnam
county members of the State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee.
"The Hypocrite,' possibly one of the
most popular moving pictures of the
day, had a run at Kalbfeld's on We'd
nesday, matinee and night.
The Young Peoples League of St.
Marks church will meet next Tues
day evening at the home of Misses
Myrtle and Irene Holden, at 8 o'clock
An interesting program is being pre-
pared.
T. R. Higgins of Orange Springs
motored to Palatka on Tuesday and
spent that and the following day. Mr..
Higgins is at the head of a new broom
factory soon to be in operation at Or
snge Springs.
W. T. Bogart, the well-known con-
ractor and builder, has Just finished |
the old ice plant into a
and is now building two !
additions to the new plant, one 2OX6i .
nd one 20x40 feet.
Ben Haymart of Lake Como was in
he city on business yesterday. Mr..
1aymart has lived on the peninsula
ince 1869, and is therefore one Of the
ioneers of that section. He was ac-
by his son on his visit to
he city.
The annual meeting of St. Marks
hurch will be held next Monday at
80 p. m. The presence of all men,
ers and supporters of the church,
,ale and female. is desired. Officer
ill be elected for the year and dele
ates to the Diocesan council ap-
ointed.
Mrs. J, T. Lewis and daughter Mar
aret, left Monday for New York en-
,ute to Liverpool. England. Thev :
i'll spend the next three months with
rs. Lewis mother, Mrs. Pictor, Yoke
ouse, Carnarvonshire, and her aunts,
RS. Carey of Carey, and Lady Tur-
er of Carnarvon.
The Baraca-Philathea classes of the
lptist church entertained with So {
al last FRIDAY night at the Athletic G
ub house. Thirty young peonle, in =
uding guests from the Methodist =.
raca-Philathea classes, attended and '
ioyed an evening of games and mu- I
:. Punch and cake were served. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell A. Davis will "
We as their motor guests at the
,se of school, Misses Irene Yelverton
d Florence Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. d
wis and guests will be present at p
: commencement exercises of the D
diversity of the South, in Sewannee. p
ON there they will motor to Lex N
cton, Va, back to Florence, S. c., 81
m return home, the trip in all, TAX
. about six weeks. d;
Several of the Pythian brothers liz
7e unique entertainment for their ed
,hian sisters Wednesday evening in th
tile Hall. Messrs. Downing, Sands, as
ven and Zidrah arranged for an mi ST
ion Smoker" The cold drinks on
e sodas, the vases were stems, and III
dy cigarettes and cigars were ~,
sed to the ladies. who seemed to s n
~ the novelty of behaving just 81 81
the men. Refreshments were 10 pIo'
'ed and after toasts, the men hosts Nv
ed their guests in an almost fem Ing
e way. The ladies enjoyed the pa
city of setting back and letting sto