The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-11-30
George B. Everson of Bunnell was
visitor in the city this week.

visitor in the city this week.
A Thanksgiving dance was given IN
the Woman's Club House last even
; ing.
Fred Cochrane spent "Wednesday. IN
Jacksonville on business pertaining
to his enlistment.
Miss Myra Lou Ware OF Hogans-
Vile, Georgia, is the guest OF heE
sister Mrs. Goss MattoX.
/ Lieutenant Charles Pratt Phillips
is enioving a few days furlough IN
i the city with his family.
Wallace, Bryan who has been with
the Putnam National Bank has gone
to Virginia to accept a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold M. Probst and
baby daughter of Jacksonville, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
l.. Mann.
Mrs. Arthur A. Corcoran left Tues
day for Cincinnati to be the guest OF
her mother Mrs. g. L. Pace for sew
eral weeks. -
Mrs. E. w. Elliott was hostess for
the Thursday Club Monday afternoon,
having three tables. An ice course
y was enjoyed.
Mrs. Kimmons and Mrs. Wilson left
Tuesday for their home in Live Oak
after visit with their sister, Mrs.
M. F. Benet.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Earle
Tenny of Lakeland a daughter, on
Tuesday November 9th. Mrs. Ten
ny was formerly Miss Olive Thigh
man.
Miss Katherine Fart, Mr.. Lewis
Jarman and Mr.. John Dougherty
spent Thursday and Friday in Jack
sonville as delegates from the Chris
tian Endeavor society, to the North
eastern District Christian Endeavor
convention. They will give their re-
port of the convention to the local So
ciety next Sunday evening at 6:3O at
the Presbyterian church.
David Stanley Geiger the infant
son of Professor and Mrs. NJ. P. Gel
ger passed away Sunday afternoon
after a brief illness. The funeral
services were. conducted Monday
morning from the residence on Carr
street, at 10 o'clock by Rev. Donald
MacQueen and interment was in Oak
Hill cemetery. The parents have the
sympathy of many friends in their
sorrow.
Mrs. D. ]. Coughlin returned Sat
urday from Tampa where she went as
delegate from the Woman's Club
to the State Federation of Clubs which
convened there last week. Mrs. Jo-
siah Cowles, national president was
there, also many others /, of promi-
nence in club work. Mrs. Coughlin
reports that there was an intensely
interesting program and busy sessions
throughout the week. .
The civic program of the Woman s
Club last FRIDAY afternoon was most
enjoyable. After a short business
session, Mrs. Points read an interest
ing article on "The City Beautiful"
Doctor Donald MacQueen followed
with an address on the subject which
was splendid and enjoyed by his
hearers. Lew Barstow rendered a Vi
olin solo very pleasingly and after this
Mrs. S. C. Stallings who had charge
Of the program for the day, in a few
we'll chosen remarks presented Mr..
Barstow, a testament as token from
the Woman's Club. The social hour
followed.
Little Miss Lucy johnson was the
tiny hostess for a birthday party last
Thursday afternoon celebrating her
third anniversary. Games were en-
ioyed on the lawn and a picture was
taken of the little group. At 4:30
the guests We're invited into the din
tractive by pink ribbons suspended
from the chandeliers to the table,
caught with fern leaves. In the CEN
ter Of the reposed a birthday
ckae iced in pink. Refreshments of
cake iced in pink. Refreshments of
candy were served. Miss Lucy re-
ceived many pretty gifts, and those
present were Rettv Merrill, Margaret
and Catherine Hedick, Josephine Hud-
son, Charlotte Grimm, Mary Keith,
Dorothy Denham; John Warren
TilGhman. John Millican, Grady Craw-
ford and John Berry Davis.
Friday evening the Baracas-Phila-
theas of the various churches were
invited to the new hall adjoining the
Methodist church where a business
and social time was enjoyed. At the
business session it was decided to
make whirlwind campaign of the
city in religious census on Sunday
afternoon, beginning at o'clock.
During the social hour which follow
ed, Miss Susie Lee Walton in her
charming manner christened the new
hall, Tilghman Hall, in honor to the
man who had done so much for the
community and for the new building
which he helped make possible, in ma
ny ways. Miss Walton presented
Rev, Tilghman with a lovely boquet
which that kindly elderly gentleman
received graciously. During the ev-
ening games and conversation was
enjoyed and waters and punch We're
served by the social committee.