The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-08-03
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!. CITY HAPPENINGS AND =
j. PERSONAL MENTION. y

left Sunday for stay OF seVeral
weeks in New York.
Mr. and Mrs Warner T. Hamm lett
Monday for a business and pleasure
trip down South Florida.
Mrs. Ida McAllister left Tuesday |
afternoon for Hopkinsville, Kentucky
for a several weeks vacation.
Miss Inez Wattles has returned .
from Assembly Beach where she was
guest of Miss Priscilla Hamm.
Frank J. Fearnside Jr., returned on
Sunday from visit of several weeks |
in Asheville, N. c., and Atlanta.
J. G. Spencer and family returned
Friday from a visit with Mr.. Spen-
GERS mother in Port Gibson, Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Walton,
Wevmes and Albert, and Miss Mildred
Pierce spent Sunday at the Beach
Miss Lucy Gardner leaves today for
her vacation trip to be spent in New
Bedford, Mass, and Washington, D.
C.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Day
Edge of Groveland, a son, July 18th.
Mrs. Edge was formerly Miss Leila
Duke.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Earnest and
Miss Frances Walker are leaving to-
day for a buying trip to northern
states.
Mrs. Lillian S. Knight will return
to Federal Point Monday for an in
definite stay with Mr. and Mrs. f. 5.
Hubbard.
Mrs. Willie Metcalf and Miss Dali
sy Livingston departed Tuesday for
two months visit in New York and
Connecticut.
Harwood Rosser and sons who have
been the guests of Miss Ellene Mer-
ryday returned Monday to their home
in Jacksonville.
Mrs. H. O. Hamm, Miss Priscilla
and Mrs. Warner T. Hamm returned
Monday from a several weeks outing
at Assembly Beach.
Miss Theodoria McNabb left the
fore part of the week for Orange
Park where she will be the guest of
Mrs. ]. V. Carnes.
L. J. Mcleod of Welaka was in the
city yesterday, coming by auto and
having as his guest for the trip Miss
Sarah Bard, principal of the WeIaka
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Price and baby
and Mrs. C. J. O'Haver motored over
to the home of Labon Price Satur-
day in the Melrose section, return
ing Monday evening.
W. F. Reed, for many years a
prominent nurseryman and citrus
fruit grower of Drayton Island, was
visitor in the city this week whom
many found pleasure in greeting.
Walter w. Tilghman left the fore
. part of the week to join Mrs. Thigh
man and children in Berlin, Maryland.
They will return in two weeks after
-. visit with DR.. and Mrs. L. w. War
Z rem.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers, Miss
| Lucy Gardner and Malcolm Brosius
| motored over to Summer Haven Sun
day, being the guests of Mrs. John
| N. Walton and Miss Susie Lee Wal
ton.
| Wallace Griggs left Wednesday fol-
| Daytona Beach, for a few days visit
with his mother. Saturday he will
| be joined by Henry Baker and they
will then leave for their regiments al
Black Point.
| Mr.. Gilbert J. Williams, quite {
number of years ago a resident Of
Palatka, but now identified with the
| Lakeland Telegram of Lakeland, wa!
| a visitor in the city this week who
| seemed to get some genuine pleasure
| in greeting old friends. Mr.. Will
| Jams is starting out on his annua
| vacation, which he is to spend il
| South Carolina, and stopped ovcr bu
| dav enroute to see his Palatkt
friends
Miss Rosa Coke gave a lawn par
| ty Friday afternoon honoring her twt
nieces, Lillian and Tessie Glass o
| Gainesville. At $3.50 the guests ar
| rived and enjoyed playing croquet til
| $50 when a delicious ice course wa
served by the hostess. The litttl,
friends invited were Misses Fann
Points, Viola Benbow, Elizabet]
Goethe, Florence and Lila Crittentor
Margaret Melton, Elnora Earnest an
Kathleen Lecks.
| Miss Mayme Goethe entertaine
last Saturday afternoon with tabl
of Bridge and one of double Canfel
i at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. {
Hair. Vases of japanese vine wer
= used IS decorations. Miss Goeth
was assisted by her sister Mrs. Har
= in serving delicious salad cours
, with fruit nectar The guests wer
Mesdames C. E. O'Connor, J. H. Mi
lican, Misses Annabelle Converse {
,sS 81 Valdosta, Stella and Winnifre
III III Browning, Grizella Merrill, Winifre
I'll Haughton and Bryte Stutz.
iIv Thos. B. Russell for the past
weeks a cadet at Fort McPhersc,
Ca, was in the city on Wednesda
enroute to Daytona Beach. Mr. Ru
nd. sell has qualified for the aviatic
corps and will go for two montl
training to the Georgia Tech, al