The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1918-04-09
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FOR SALE-Maxwell touring car,
in good condition; 1917 model. Apply
The Leader Office. 4-9-tf.
Mr.. L. w. o. Lloyd, of Crystal
Beach, was shopping in town this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders and two
children, Mrs. Mary Saunders, Miss
Mamie Saunders and Mr.. Sam Refs, of
Tampa, spent Sunday here as the
guests of Mrs. Charles Eden and fam
lily.
Mrs. j. S. Leech, Mrs. Bell Beymer,
Mr.. James Swallow and Mr.. e. S.
Calxins motored down from Port
: Richey this morning, and are spend
ing the day here on combined pleas
ure and business mission.
The Misses Lillian Batcheller and
Margaret Shipman, after having spent
the winter in Tarpon Springs, left this
morning for their home in Massachu-
sets. They liked Tarpon so well that
they expect to return next year.
Mrs. Z. M. Russell entertained Mrs.
L. G. Fourier and Virginia Fourier,
Mrs. Bronson, and Miss Lillian Town
ley Saturday night, taking her guests
to the movies and then treating them
at the Park ice cream parlor. This
was Red Cross link
Mrs. Charlotte Mcfarland, Mrs.
Squires, Miss Ethel Bloc, of Tampa,
and Mrs. Clubs, of Atlanta, notored
over from Tampa this morning and
looked about the Red Cross rooms
and inspected the work From here
they visited the Clearwater and SAT-
ETY. Harbor Red Cross work rooms.
Mrs. F. E. Frezeau, who has been
here for several weeks with her young
son Francis, has gone to Tampa to
place the boy under medical care. If
his condition improves before she
plans going north, she will come back
to Tarpon Springs to remain until she
leaves about May for her home at
Duluth, Mimi.
L. H. Barnette came up from Ar
cadia Sunday to visit his family until
today. Mr.. Barnette has been en-
ployed at Dorr field, one of the avia-
ton camps now under construction at
Arcadia, and states that in about a
month the work will be completed.
He also said that there are some
three hundred soldiers there now, with
recruits coming in almost daily.
Mrs. George Hoyt, one of our reg
ular winter residents, leaves tomor-
row morning for Mason, Mich, her
northern home. Mrs. Hoyt went to
st. Petersburg month ago, and vis-
tied friends until today, when she re-
turned to this city to make prepare
tions for leaving tomorrow. Mrs.
Hoyt's friends wish her pleasant
summer and hope to see her here
again next winter.
Miss Corinna Lowe entertained yes
terday afternoon a party of school
children, thus adding another link to
the Red Cross chain. The children
were Violet Alderman, Theresa Pinder,
May Belle Smith, Aleitha Coachman,
Betty Robinson, Kathleen Schargus,
Roberta Russell, Christine Register,
Marion Lowe, Cecil Toye, Leon Cot
trabos, Duke Register. They played
games, had music on the piano and
Victrola and ice cream as refresh
ments, and all had jolly time.
Miss Cornelia Wingfeld entertained
a number of her pupils at the Linn
apartments yesterday. She had very
unique and patriotic decorations and
games. Refreshments were served and
all enjoyed pleasant afternoon.
Even the boys carried baskets home
i as souvenirs. Among those present
were Esta Fulton, Katherine Gaskill,
Hilda Sheppard, Virginia Fourier,
Elizabeth Boyer, Laura Pierce, Flor
ence Chaplin, Albert Gammage, Bruce
Meyer, Lily Hoapala, George Smith.
Mrs. Oliver LeMay, Mrs. Walter
Topliff and Mrs. Ralph Gaskill enter
tanned jointly in the Red Cross chain
last night. The evening was spent
most enjoyable by all, playing games
and talking. In an interesting guess
ing contest, Mrs. Theo Knowles won
the prize, neat little bag of corn