The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-01-05
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Miss Dorothy Beggs and Miss Su-
san Fraleigh have returned to their
home in Madison after q delightful
visit with Miss Ellene Merryday.
Mrs. Walter W. Tilghman enter
tanned few friends yesterday af-
ternoon in an informal way, to meet
her guest, Mrs. Addison Pounds of
Gainesville. A delightful afternoon
was spent and salad course served.
Over four hundred Palatka people
were present at the midnight produc-
tion of the perturbation Of "The
Black Crook" at Kalbfeld's New
Years eve. Think of it-400 people
to sit up till midnight to begin the
new year by seeing a picture!
The Kupperbusch restaurant, al
ways popular in Palatka, is doing a
specially big business this season; the
fame of the Kupperbusch oysters is
something no one can down; there
will never be any one who can quite
compete with Mine Host Charley Kup-
perbusch in preparing this luscious
bivalve.
The Palatka Tent of Maccabees
will be organized in the Hall of the
Odd Fellows, over the board of
trade rooms, next Monday night, Jan.
9Th, by Hon. A. C. Hamrick of Jack
sonville, State Commander. All ap-
plicants are requested to be present.
This is fine order both as to it's So
cial features, the beauty of it's ritual,
and the system of insurance which
members can obtain.
Mrs. j. V. Walton will be hostess
for Bridge party this afternoon in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Howard of Fort Myers. Seven ta-
bles will play and during the games
chingkling punch will be served The
party promises to be very beauti-
full affair and the menu will consist
of sliced spiced loaf, lettuce with
Russian dressing, dates stuffed with
cheese, hot biscuit, coffee, chocolate
moss with whipped cream and Rebel
cake.
This week sees the departure Of
several of the young ladies and gen.
tlemen to their various colleges and
among those returning
to their studies are Ralph and Alden
Crosby of San Mateo, Lew Barstow,
Jack Merriam, Fred Lecks, Bobbie
Bruce, Harlan Hickenlooper, Tim Mer-
rill John Cannon Robert Earnest and
Misses vi Bruce, Adele Revira, Cath
crime Howell and Mary Bealle Stall
ings. Miss Kathleen Hilburn leaves
for Ward d-Belmount College.
Palatka Camp, Woodmen of the
World, will give a 5-reel picture en-
tertainment at the Kalbfeld Grand
next Sunday at 8 p. m. to which the
people of the city are cordially in
vited. The title of the picture is
Are You Chopper?" and among
other things it features recent trip
IF President Wilson to the west and
shows him at Omaha where he was
by the Woodmen. Local
Woodmen will be pleased to have you
attend this entertainment.
William E. Strunz of Plainville
Conn.,, a nephew of the late Col. Hen
" Strunz, arrived in the city on
Monday and in a day or two will
lualify as administrator of his un-
les estate. 1t will be remembered
hat Mr.. D. M. Kirby was appointed
o this work temporarily, or until {
uch time as one of the heirs could t
ualify. Mr.. Strunz will soon occu- t
" the office formerly used by his z
ncle in the Law Exchange building.
'ol Strunz' estate is large one and c
ncludes several buildings, both resi- c
ences and business blocks. Then f
here is the big grove property at a
an Mateo with a big crop of citrus G
ruit which must be attended to i'm h
lediately. e