The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-12

AAAHAAAAANNNeN~Is>NNN<<%%AN~
his artistic violining, during his bTie
stay. Mr.. Linthicum goes to resume
his course in the medical department
C the University of Chicago, and i
he should decide to become q special
iSt in nervous diseases, his sympathet
(, temperament and musical genius
will give him prominence in his pro
fession.
The congregation of the Palafoz
street. NJ. E. church IL A.ghly pleased
with the new pastor, Rev. 3. c. Glenn
and his cultured and most charming
family, who are proving delightful
social acquisitions. Miss Glenn is
"out," being a graGuate of Tuskegee
'03. but her three younger sisters are
schoolgirls.
The unanimity with which Rabbi
Samuel Koch was reelected to the
presidency of the Pensacola Library
Association, reflects quite as much
credit on the appreciattVe discern
ment of the members as upon the eff
cient and loyal enthusiasm of thu,
chief executive officer.
Mrs. Ramey. of Pensacola, mother
Of Mr.. John Ramey, assistant engineer
on the steamer Mart -nique is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharpley, at their home
en- Fifth street.-Miami Metropolis
DR.. and Mrs. Charles F. Marsh en-
tertained the Neighborhood Euchre
last evening. at their lovely home on
North Spring.
The Whist had a lovely meeting
with Mrs. Rice at Mrs. McGaughey's
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Yates, of GeoT-
gia, who have been at the Southern
for the past two weeks, leave to-day
for Tampa, Jacksonville and st. Au-
justine.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Lemon and Miss
Grace Lemon. of Indiana, are a. the
Southern. They leave tuesday for
Mobile
Miss Matea Laraby, of Michigan, who
has been at the Southern for the past
six weeks, has gone TO Mobile TO
spent Sunday with frienus.
Mrs Monk is now up and getting
along nicely to the pleasure of her
friends.
Mrs. Phillip z. Hannah entertained
with an informal and delightful at
home" last evening for Miss Minnie
Lee Walker. of Pero,, Ala. who is WIS.,
iting her sister, RS. Thomas V. Han
nah.
Miss Marion Suter entertained with
cards Saturday afternoon for Miss
Hughes, of Richmond, Va.
Archdeacon Weber arrived last
night from Jacksonville. Fla, and is
the guest of DR.. Whaley,. of Christ
church.
The many friends of those charming
young ladies. will be glad to hear that
Miss Irene Gonzalez is recovering
from the grippe and Miss Kathleen is
Mr.. Henry NJ. Horslers hosts of
friends were glad to see him on the
street Friday. the first time after a
ten days struggle with grippe.
Mrs. CIV Lamar is expecting two
lovely nieces, Miss Pearl and Miss
Cora Lewis. of Valdosta. Ca. TO ar
rive TUESDAY night 10 remain till
Mardi Gras.
Miss Kathleen Hutchinson, who is
her cousin, Miss Derma Fos-
ter. in Prattville. Ala. and Miss Nc
Queen in Mont gomery, is having a
glorious time, being showeTed with
breakfasts. luncheons. teas. dinners
and dances, not to mention theatre
parties and suppeTs. This week she is
with Miss Mcqueen and was the hon
Gree at a buffet luncheon in the morn
ing and a guest at the Grey's ball
Friday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Majette, of st. An
drews Bay, are in the city visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Saunders.
Mr.. F. E. Brawner was just able to
be at his store yesterday for the first
time since the grippe grappled him.
Mrs Virginia A. Trimmings innu-
merable friends will be glad to learn
that she is improving, though still
confined to her room.
Miss Rebecca Newell left yesterday
for cambridge, Ga, on a visit to her
cousin. !
Miss Nina PARSE is improving
after a severe seige of grippe, to the
relief of her anxious friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. aunCers have
from a weeks visit in At
anita.
We desire to direct the attention of
'ur readers to the coming brief en-
'agement in Pensacola of DR.. o. P.