Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-09
Young Matrons' CIub.

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Mrs. L. S. Barstow will nnterta !,
the members CT the Young Matrons
cIuo tomorrow afternoon at her HON,
on South Sixth street. She has in
Vlted her guests for $3.50 o'clock.
u II. Frost, publisher of tn,
FlaInheld IN. j. Courier-News Of
Plainfeld, and George Depew, a bank.
er' OF Elizabeth, N. j., are guests il
Falatka for a few days. Today the,
are being shown around by Secretary
JIM Hart making trip to the cam.
phor farm at Satsuma.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Wilkinson
and children and Mrs. E. Perry Ros,
and daughter, Joan, were among pa.
Iatkans spending yesterday in Jack.
sonville.
Miss Annie Connolly will arrive
Saturday from Danville, Va, tc
Espend several weeks as the guest Of
Mrs. H. N. Kirkman.
C, H. Campbell, of Hastings, was
a business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Murphy left this
morning for her home in Ocala afte,
a short stay here as the guest of
Mrs J. H. Randolph. Mrs. Murphy
was among visitors here to attend
the meeting of the state executive
board of the American Legion aux
iliary.
Mrs. York and Mrs. Fielding
were among Hastings shoppers here
yesterday.
Mrs. Jennie DeLoach and Miss
jamie Coleman are expected to ar
RYE some time next week from their
homes in Atlanta to spend some time
here as the guests of Mrs. S. ]. Ken
nerly at her home on North Second
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Grey and
Mrs. L. B. Bailey were San Mateo
visitors here yesterday,
Mrs. Hustled NJ. Smith, who has
been visiting relatives in St. Peters
burg for several weeks, passed
through Palatka Tuesday en- route
to Atlanta to spend some time with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. William Kirby, of South
Dakota, who has been spending the
winter here with her mother-n-law,
Mrs. D. NJ. Kirby, left yesterday for
Jacksonville, where she will be the
guest of Miss Helen Hunt for a stay
of some length.
Friends of Mrs. Annie Johnson
will regret to hear Of the death of
her brother, D. S. Butler. Mrs. John
son was visiting friends in Tampa
when she received the message adj
vising her of the sudden death of her
brother. She left at once for Jack
sonville to meet the party who are
bringing his body to Green Cove
Springs for burial. She will have
the sympathy of her friends in her
bereavement.
Mrs. J. V. Atkinson and Miss
Mamie Atkinson, of Federal Point,
we're shopping here yesterday.
Friends of Miss Nina Rountree'
who has been confined to her home
suffering from a sprained ankle, will
)e glad to know she has recovered
to be out again.
H. L. Grady, Of Apalachicola,
viii arrive before long to spend some
.me here with his niece, Mrs. f. W.
Ieate, and sister, Mrs. c. H. Par
in.
Friends of Mrs. H. w. Dougher-
V, who is suffering from a brok-
n arm received in a fall Sunday
light, will be glad to know that she
S getting along nicely now.
Mrs. o. C. Dinkins, of Hastings,
;as shopping here yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Vohes and Mrs. j. Y
,heney left last night for their
ONES in Orlando, having attended
he meeting here yesterday of the
tate executive board of the Ameri- !
an Legion auxiliary. While in Pa
,tka Mrs. Vohes and Mrs. Cheney
,ere the guests of Mrs. ]. H. Ran
olph.
Mrs. Lii yR. Campbell and Miss ,
eena Goodwin were among hast
,gs visitors here yesterday.
Mrs. Edward J. Duffy and {
auphter, Helen, of Montclair, N. De- T
rived yesterday for a visit with 8
err sister, Mrs. J. ]. Murphy.