The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-27

to Tampa today.
Mrs. Reed Kelley went to Tampa
this morning and will attend to bust
ness affairs there.
See the "Face at the Window" to-
night at the Venice theatre, as pro-
duced by and for the benefit of the
Tarpon Springs Citizens Band.
The bungalow which is to be erecte-
ed in the Welsh subdivision for Mr.. C.
c. Barnum, will be commenced tomor-
row, under the supervision of F. ].
Heynen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hornbreaker, of Tar
pom Springs, drove down from that
city today, and are spending the aft
ernoon here.-Clearwater Sun, Tues
day.
DR.. A. P. Albaugh and Rev Alexan-
der Linn, of Tarpon Springs, are here
this afternoon attending the meeting
of the Liberty Loan Committee
Clearwater Sun, Tuesday.
The Messrs. L. S. Fernald and G.
A. Lowden returned last night, via
Tampa, from their trip to Edenton,
Ga, where they went Saturday to at
tend to business.
Last Monday night the B. Y. P. U.
gave farewell social at the home of
Mrs. R. B. Tyre, to Mrs. G. W. Woods,
who will soon join her husband at
Brunswick, Ga, where Mr.. Woods is
employed in the shipyards Mrs.
Woods has been faithful worker in
the B. Y. P. u, and her friends will
greatly miss her. Games were played
and during the social time punch was
dispensed, while at the close ice cream
and cake were served.
Mrs. Barbara Hibbing was hostess
yesterday afternoon at the Tarpon Inn
when she entertained the following la
dies at bridge: Mrs. Green, Miss
Welsh, Mrs. Blendinger, Mrs. Russell
Virgins, Mrs. E. G. Davidge, all of
the Inn; Mrs. Earle Emery, Mrs. w.
II. Staley, Mrs. R. G. Fowler, Mrs. E.
G. Griggs, Mrs. J. M. Wigglesworth,
Mrs. M. H. Alworth, Mrs. H. H.
Woodrough, Mrs. J. w. Osterhout,
Mrs. Guy Bayley, Mrs. E. N. Knapp,
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. David Fleming, Miss
Ruth Davis, Mrs. Frazeau and Mrs. B.
C. Mayo. Mrs. Green won first prize,
Mrs. Virgins second and Mrs. Bailey
third. Miss Marie Summons assisted
in serving the refreshments, punch
and assorted fancy cakes.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
lO'Cramer entertained the "Rummies,"
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew H.
Hanson, who depart tomorrow. Among
the pleasant features of the evening
was game of art, which caused
much merriment, and in which Mr..
Hanson received first prize for the
gentlemen, a pair of silk socks, and
Mrs. Peterson, first prize for the la
dies, guest towel. The delicious re-
freshments consisted of ice cream and
cake. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. d.
Brode, Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson, the
Misses Helen and Frances Peterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. O'Cramer and Adel
bert Wallis.
A new star in the Greater Vita
graph castellation comes to the Royal
theatre tonight in .'His Own People"
sharing the honors with Harry Morey,
one of the most talented and popular
stars in filmdom. She is Gladys Leslie,
tiny blonde, and called by some cri-
tics, "The girl with the million dollar
smile" She is one of photplay's
youngest stars, being only eighteen
years old, and last Thanksgiving
marked the third anniversary of her
advent into pictures. Ellis Own Peo-
ple," is a story of Irish village life,
and there are numerous fine touches
in the picture, and the production is
generally declared to be master
piece of photoplay drama and artistic
photoplay. The work of Miss Leslie
in this picture stamps her as one of
the really talented actresses of the
screen and who has great possibilities
ahead of her