The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-04-22

Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lenfesty and
daughter, Florence, Of Tampa, and
Miss Marguerite Cadwallader motor
ed over Saturday to attend the servic-
es yesterday in the tabernacle and Wis
it their respective parents. They re-
turned early this morning to Tampa
Granville Noblit, having been called
to the colors, motored to Tampa yes.
terday, where he took the boat for
Key West to join the naval reserves
He is another of our young men who
have entered the service, and viii be
missed by a large number Of friends,
who will hope, however, to see him
here from time to time.
Saturday the little Misses Ernestiner
Meres and Marie Louden were selling
flowers and ice cold lemonade for the
benefit of the Red Cross. Miss Ernes-
tine was seated at good-sized box,
from which the drink was dispensed,
and at noon when we passed by the
young ladies had &c in their change
box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Emery, regular
winter residents of Tarpon Springs,
left last night for Bradford, Pa,
where they spend their summers. We
wish them a pleasant summer, and
hope they will return here next fall.
miss Helen Russell returned last
night from Gainesville, where she
went a week ago to visit, having had
a most pleasant and beneficial change.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Russell and little
daughter, Naomi, motored down yes
terday from their home at Brooks
vile and will return today, taking with
them Miss Florence Gray, Mrs. Rus
sells sister. Miss Gray is the popu-
lar young lady who smiles at you over
the counter of the Basket store, and
who is going away for about a weeks
visit to her relatives and friends.
This morning Mrs. May Hope and
Mrs. Louis E. Drane left ON the north
bound train for Fitzgerald, Georgia,
where Mrs. Hope goes for an indefin-
lite visit to relatives, hoping to be
greatly improved in health, as she has
for several weeks past been quite i'll.
Mrs. Drane, after couple of days,
will go to Columbia, South Carolina,
after having been here about three
weeks.
Two auto parties are up today from
st. Petersburg looking around Tarpon
Springs. In the party are Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Batchelder and the Misses
Merle and Fay Batchelder, Mrs. J. A.
Robinson, Mr.. A. E. Batchelder, Mrs.
and Miss Lamson. They are promi-
nent winter residents of the Sunshine
City, all having homes there, and re-
side during tile surnmefoirr N anne ana
Vermont.
Mr.. George Emmanuel returned this
morning from a trip to Washington,
Philadelphia and New York. George
reports very successful business trip
and very pleasant one also. He said
he thoroughly enjoyed a visit with
Congressman Drane while in Wash
ington and that the congressman re-
iterated his assurances to the people
of Tarpon Springs that it is always
a pleasure to him to be of service to
them.
M. ". F. Chidester desires to thank
the W. C. 7. U. for the generous gift
of a sweater and the Red Cross for
a comfort kit kindly presented to him.
He has been notified to report at st.
Paul, Nina, not later than April Is,
but as he may ask to be transferred
to Clearwater, it is probable he will
not leave until Friday. When Mr..
Chidester gets over to France there
will be something doing on that
western front. No doubt he will show
Fritz the proper way to handle hard
ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. David N. Starr and
Mr. and Miss Rosseel arrived here
yesterday by auto from Mt. Dora,
Lake county. The STAIRS came from
Rockford, Illinois, and the Rosseel's
are northern people. Their register
showed a distance of ITS miles from
MT. Dora, and Mr.. Starr said they
came through in nice time, the detour
this side Of Kissimmee, where the new
brick pavement is being laid, having
been put in such shape that it is now
easily passable. Mr.. Starr has owned
property in Clearwater for many
years, and has come to Florida every
winter--Clearwater Sun.