The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-04

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Miss Ethel McDavid, one of Mrs A
E MeDayid's lovely daughters. leaves
today noon On month outing, 70 Wis
Il in Selma, Marion and Mobile, ana
TO spend a portion Of the time on an
Alabama plantation.
Mrs. Sullivan of Chicago who is
visiting her daughter. Mrs Stem
meyer, on North Alcaniz expects 10
leave tomorrow neon for hone.
Mrs. j. H. Jones and children. Mas
ter Harold and Miss Pearl, of Could
ing, viii leave Monday noon with Ms.
MayeS, 70 spend the summer IN Hart
ford, s. D., if Master Harold, who was
seriously III yesterday, is sufficiently
recovered 10 make the trip, and It is
earnestly hoped he win be.
Mrs. Elvood de Ia Rua and Miss
Kate Caro- will leave on the noon
train to-day 10 spent three weeks In
Central Alabama
A little daughter arrived Friday
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris. ]. Pfeiffer and congratulations
have been the order ever since.
Mrs. Frank L. Mayes and sons.
Charles and Howard Lee leave Monday
noon to spend the summer with her
parents in Hartford. S. d.
Mrs. James Blake katie White
headl left last night to join her hus-
band in New York on the arrival o.
his ship June 10. Mrs. Blake will re-
main in New York until the fleet de-
parts on its annual cruise in foreign
waters and will then go TO Detroit,
Mich, to reside, to the regret of her
Pensacola friends whose good wishes
will accompany her
Mr.. and Mrs Smay and Miss Jea-
nette McGovern have returned from
visit to friends in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Quinn Cobb is visiting his brother
Wallace in Millyiew and a jolly crowd
of young people will spend to-day
with them.
Mrs. j. c. Pebley will give a lawn
party Tuesday night in honor of her
nephew Mr.. Dudley Chipley Barrow
who recently graduated with SUCH
high honors from the High School
Mrs. James T. Gerelds and son
James left Saturday for Birmingham
to visit Mr.. GeralGs's relatives
DR.. and Mrs. s. r. Mallory Kennedy
moved yesterday and are now charm
ingly located for the summer in one
CT Mr. Merritt's beautiful new cot.
tages on Big Bayou
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A Hyer and family
are spending the summer with Mr.
home on the Bayshore-
Mrs. Warner, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. w. j. Hamn, left Sat
urday noon for her home in Tuskegee,
Ale.
Their many friends sympathize with
Mr. ana Mrs w. r. Fell in their sor-
row over the death of their baby boy
Herbert de Mile, who, in his brief
stay of nine weeks, SO entwined him
self in their hearts that his taking
away-though a release from contin-
ual, suffering-leayes sad wounds that
viii not readily heal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope Reese, who re-
Gently sold the pretty new home in
which they have been residing are
now located at 1905 North Davis.
Mr.. Scarritt Moren0'S friends were
glad 10 see him able to be down town
yesterday even though it was impru-
dent
Mrs. S. A Friedman is expecting
her sister, Mrs. Joe Levy of Savannah,
this week.
Mrs. Dave Harrison ana Miss Nellie
Burrow will sing at the Universalist
church this morning at the IL o'clock
service.
Mrs. Harry Daniels and children.
who have been visiting her parents
DIR. and Mrs. II. C. Cushman have
gone to join Mr.. Daniels in Atlanta
wnere they will reside.
Mrs. harrington, after spending the
winter as usual with her daughter
Mrs. John Burrow, has gone to her
summer home in Wabash. Ind.
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Miss Nell Roberts leaves Monday
noon for. Cincinnati where she will
spend the summer, and is on the pro-
gram of the Ohio Chautauqua at
Frankfort for June. On her way
north, Miss Roberts will attend a
house party in Kentucky.
Miss Ellie Wentworth leaves Mon
day noon: for Atlanta and from there
goes to Birmingham to visit her sister
Mrs. Roberts.
The Foreign Missionary Society of
the Palafox street NJ. E. church viii
meet Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
In the absence Of the president Mrs.
Mobiles. the first vice-president Mrs.
], R. Saunders will preside. I
Miss Nellie and Miss May Bell of
Little Bayou, left Saturday noon for
Seminole. Fla. TO visit their brother