The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-05-18

I'd Mrs. S. J.. Barstow is spending the
week in Hastings.
is NJ. P. Walsh is spending 4 couple
weeks in New York.
ct Mrs. s. G Coburl entertained the
r Monday Night Bridge Club this weaN
William johnson of johnson Sta
to ton was visitor in the city yester-
S. day.
al The West End Bridge CluD met
with Mrs. Ralph Philips yes .crIay
IS Afternoon
- R. H. Cooper and Frank Milne
- spent Tuesday on a business trip to
Jacksonville.
i Mrs. Mabel X. Tavel and Mrs. C. B.
>, Whitman of Clearwater are visiting
, friends in the city.
Robert Earnest and Alden Crosby
- left Monday morning for Gainesville
" to resume their studies.
c Mrs. M. Frank and daughter, Miss
: Florence, Of Sanford are the guests Of
o Mrs. Franks sister, Mrs. M. S. Brown.
{ Mrs. j. H. Randolph, Jr., has re-
turned from a short visit with her
: sister, Mrs. c. P. Cooper in Jackson
. vile.
> Miss Florence Smith was hostess
to the senior class of the Palatka
high school at "movie" show last
evening.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Marks church held successful Tea
at the home of Mrs. Stewart Worden
Monday afternoon.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
delivered Sunday morning by Rec. c.
R. D. Crittenton az St. Marks Epis
copal church at II o'clock.
The Red Cross society will give
cabaret at the home of Miss Mary
Mulholland Wednesday evening for
the benefit of the chapter.
Mrs. Fannie Alexander who spent
part of the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. J. D. Points, left Wednesday for
her home in Lincolnton, N. c.
Mrs. Frank Wattles was hostess
for the Thursday Bridge Club yester-
day afternoon, having an extra table.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs. c. ]. O'Haver returned Friday
evening to Palatka, having been called
to Bainbridge, Ohio, by the illness
and death of her mother Mrs. Mary
Bond.
Miss Ida Leib is starting a class in
French. Any one desiring to take up
this study should take advantage of |
this opportunity. Miss Leib spent
ten months in Paris studying music
and French.
Miss Winnie Barstow returned Sat-
urday from visit in Ocala and was
accompanied by her hostess, Mrs. J.
Duncan Mcdonald, who is making 1
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Gardner.
After the business meeting of the
faculty of Palatka High school Tues :
day afternoon, Miss Cora Griffin in .
vlted all present to- the first grade
room, where as happy surprise she
served her friends with sherbet and
waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kalbfeld ex-
pect to leave for Atlanta on Sunday,
MIR. Kalbfield will return the latter
part of next week, but Mrs. Kalb-
field expects to remain in Atlanta for
several weeks, where she will be the
guest of old friends.
The Woman's Club has taken full
charge of the Cabaret entertainment
which is to be given next Wednes-
day night for the benefit of the Pa
atka Branch of the Red Cross socie-
~. The entire proceeds will 90 to --
he Red Cross, and details as to the -
program, place and other items will
appear later.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Lynnes and
'hildren motored up from Miami Fri
lay and were the guests of Mrs. Lii co
ian S. Knight over Sunday. Mr., in,
md Mrs. Lynnes were residents of pe
'alatka at one time and express them
elves as being delighted with the on
many changes in the city since their (
asst visit. ish
More workers are needed for the go'
led Cross sewing. There is so much 81
be done and the call is so urgent o,l
or garments and dressings in the d.. oo,
'ork of hospitals and fields. Let ~
very woman who feels that she can
pare the time come and work as long
S she can and add her mite in this eve
'ay to the country's call for work Nc
rs. On
J. B. Finn is gliding about the In I'm
reefs and through the country in wi VII
ew high power Glide" seven passen- SJa SHl
er touring car. This car, of which O'e
ampa and other cities in the State
ave many, is not common car here, hos
ut 1t is most beautiful pattern Thu
nd said to be one of the best cars anC
ade. The car is manufactured in abl
eoria, Ill. ing
The members of Miss Irene Hamp- mel me-
ms serving club rendered her fare 'ei
ell movie" party Wednesday even I
g, after which they came to the at
ome of Mrs. Edward Gerber where of
ght refreshments were served hig
bout twenty guests enjoyed the tert
ames and diversions. Miss Hamn- by