The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-03-30
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y the guest of Mrs. Arthur heeo'
. Miss Maude Kennerly and friends
= formed q delightful motor party over
:. to st. Augustine, Tuesday,
= Mrs. J. D. Lane, who has been visit ;i
/. inp her aunt, Mrs. Gillis, in AsheVlile'
y N. c., returned home yesterday.
a Mrs, H. O. Hamm, Miss Priscilla
= Hamm and Mrs. Hustler spent oaVui-
q day in Jacksonville.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Corcofan Z;
4 left Sunday for a short tour OIL V"e
. East Coast.
y "The Fashion" has been making. a
very fine pre-Easter display IN It's
4 windows during the past week.
:. Mrs. E. D. Ferrell is the guest Of
y relatives in Vadosta Ca, for seVeTai
:. days.
= Earle Robinson of Daytona was
t. the weekend guest Of Mr.. and MIS-
7 F. ]. Smith.
4 Howell A. Davis who has been
? spending some time in Washington,
4 D. c., has returned home.
: Mr.. and Mrs. H. 0. Hamm accom-
\ panied by their guests, Mr.. and Mrs
{: Mcintosh, spent yesterday in Day
= tona.
Mrs. E. S. Grill returned Saturday
from an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. c. P. Cooper, IN
Jacksonville.
Z Miss Blaire Thompson, of Gaines
!. vile. Fla, is visiting her cousins,
: Mrs. Judge V. Walton and Miss Mary
4 Howard.
:. Mrs. Chaffee, who has been the
4 guest of her cousin, Mrs. Lillian 5.
. Knight, returned to her home IN
4 Fordham, New York, last Saturday.
:. Mrs. J. H. Millican entertained at
! Auction Friday afternoon. Nine, ia
:. bles enjoyed the games, after which
4 delicious salad cause and sherbert
. were served.
! Several members of the Columbia
:. College Glee Club sang before the
\ students of the Palatka high school
Monday morning and were highly ap-
\ preciated.
:. 1t has been thought best for sew
J eral reasons, to postpone the Woman's
:. Club recital which was to have been
4 given at the Putnam House Saturday
evening, till after Easter.
7 The Earnest Company is advertis-
= ing some very attractive offerings IN
\ silks for Easter in this paper, and if
. we mistake not the ladies will be
4 very deeply interested in this sale
>. A number of young people enjoy
7 ed the dance at the Athletic Club
>. House Friday evening. The inspir-
\ ing music of the Johnny Jones Band
made the evening doubly delightful.
7 Mrs. Addie Tilghman of Lakeland
. who has been with her daughter,
= Mrs. Louis Tenny, for some time is
the guest of her son and wife Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Q. Tilghman for few weeks.
Weekend motor parties to St. Au-
gustine, Daytona and other seaside
: resorts are immensely popular, espe-
= cially so, since the new brick high
| way is so near completion.
| Norman w. Keller left Tuesday
| morning for Wilmington, N. c., where
| he will represent the Florida Farms
and Homes, Inc, at the North Caro-
| lima Live Stock Exposition and Con-
| ference.
| The "W. G. Club was entertained
! by Mrs. J. N Walton Tuesday even
| ing. "The School for Scandal" by R..
B. Sheridan, was the play studied and
great deal of amusement was af-
| forded the members who assumed the
| various roles in the play. The meet
| ing next Tuesday night will be held
| at the home of Mrs. Stewart Wor-
| den.
Ii The Ladies' Aid Society of the
| Presbyterian church will meet with
| Mrs. F. J. Fearnside, next Tuesday
| afternoon at o'clock. The mission
| ary society will meet Monday after
| noon with Mrs. Robert O'Haver. A
| full attendance is desired as business
| of Importance relative to the meeting
| of the Presbyterial in this city on
| April 5th and 9Th is to be transacted.
| The Suwannee Presbyterial which
| will convene in the Presbyterian
| church, April 5th and 9Th will bring
| many delegates to the city from this
| district and program of more than
/ ordinary interest is being planned
| by the president of the local mission
airy society, Mrs. Lillian S. Knight,
| who is working hard to make the con-
| yention g. notable one
| Miss Grizella Merrill was hostess
| for the Chatting Dish Club Tuesday
| night. Three tables enjoyed Bridge,
| after which tuna fish loaf with
cream sauce, creamed peas, relish
= and iced tea were served. The guests
who partook Of Miss Merrill's hospi-
tality were, Mr. and Mrs F. T. Mer-
rill, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. O'Connor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris B. Cochrane,
Miss Josephine Stoed, E. D. Ferrell
and Albion Hutchinson.
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