The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-03-21

MI. ana MIS-. +. Glllum CrOmer,
Dayton, O., came up yesterday frc
st. petersburg, where they have be
stopping part of the season, and we
registered at the Madole until til
morning, when they left for the mort
Mr. and Mrs. Cromer looked about Il
city and were so much impressed tn
they said they were coming back ne,
year.
Mrs. E. G. Davidge, of the Inn.Nel
tertalned at bridge on Monday last ii
following ladies': Mrs. E. N. Knap,
Miss Ruth Davis, Miss Welsh, Mr.
T. L. Blendinger, Mrs. Russell Wiz
gins, Mrs. w. H.. Staley, Mrs. ]. m
Wlglesworth, Mrs. Culver, Mrs. Bal
ley' Mrs. Osterhout, Mrs. Guy Bayley
Mrs. Blodgett, Miss Mollie Young
Mrs. Windem, Mrs. G. A. Louden, Mrs
=. 2. Griggs, Mrs. Earl Emery, Mrs
Barbara Hibbing, Mrs. Andrews. Mrs
Locker, Mrs. R. G. Fowler. The prize,
were won by Mrs. Knapp, fine needle
basket; Mrs. Tucker, handmade Ian
tern, and Mrs. Staley, a palmetto
hearth broom. Ice cream and cake
We're the refreshments.
Mrs. j. W. Osterhout was hostess
tuesday afternoon to a number of her
friends at a delightful bridge party at
her beautiful home on the bayou. The
Ladles present were Miss & Mollie
I Dung, Mrs. Blodgett, Mrs. Andrews
Mrs. Windem, Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. e. 2.
drlggs, Mrs. Earle Emery, Mrs. E. N.
Knapp, Mrs. F. L. Blendinger, Mrs.
BAILEY, Mrs. J. R. CreIlin, Mrs. J. M.
Nlglesworth, Mrs..=David Fleming
Nrs. W. H. Staley, Mrs. Green, Mrs.
Iuy Bayley, Mrs. Barbara Hibbing.
Hrs. Locker, Mrs. Alex Linn, Mrs: p
l. Davidge, Mrs. B. C. Mayo, Mrs.
{. u Fowler, Mrs. Russell Wiggins
lrs. Virgins won first prize, a pair
tapestry book-ends, and Mrs. Wig
won the consolation prize. a /
ack of cards. Delicious Refreshments
ERE served.
A funny little performance took
lace about three o'clock yesterday af-
'fhoon on the main street, the chief
erformer being Mr.. Harry Shaw. No
'ubt 1T was very serious business
MI. Shaw, for what he was doing
as this: he stood on the very slant
g and slippery metal roof over Fer
lld's store, attempting to tack some
reenlng on a window of org of the
ont Red Cross rooms, One of the
dies was leaning odtBof the other
ndow, holding his free. hand while
welded the hammer with his other
md, and after much hanhering and
t little hilarity by himself and a
ore Of amused SPECTATORS, Mr., Shaw
oodrough Chapman and Mrs. G. H. |
,ilhard assisted him safely in
rough the other window. {. CIV
Two beautiful baskets and six scar
bead necklaces have been donated +.
the Tarpen Springs chapter of the
d Cross by Mr.. Ghas. Bramans of :
ystal Geaeil. The articles are on !
play. at the Tarpon Springs drug !
re, where tickets for the drawing
4 be purchased FORKS cents each. /;
awing takes place Friday, March !
at p. ~, at the Tarpon Springs
lg store, the Noceeds going to the ;
d Cross. !;
Last night Miss Mollie Young was
; hostess at a bridge party at the
ne of E. B. Hawkins on Spring
you. Miss young served very de-
ous buffet luncheon, and the guests
most delightful evening. Those
,sent were Senator Hawkins, house
ests, Senator and Mrs. Smith of Min
apolis, Minnesota; Mrs. N. A. An
,ws, of Cleveland, Ohio; Mr.. and
s. Blodgett, of Montreal, Canada,
Mr.. and Mrs. Windem, of Duluth,
party guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Inness, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. E. 2. /;
iggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Emery, /
;. and Mrs. B. c. Mayo, Mr.. and !
s. Hayes Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs. /
cker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Osterhout, ;
. and Mrs. Guy Bayley, Mrs. Bailey. ;
s. E. N. Knapp, Mrs. w. H. Staley, !
S. Barbara Hibbing, Mrs. j. M. /:
ellsworth, Miss Ruth Davis, Miss
elsh, Mrs. Blendinger, Mrs. E. G
vidge, Mrs. Russell" Virgins, Mr..
elsh, and Mr.. Fred Schwamb, Mrs.
iley received madeira handker-
ief case for first prize, Mrs. E. z.
Eggs filet lace dolly for second
ize and Mr.. Earl Emery two packs
playing cards for third prize.
Mr. Gene Cecil will in the very near