The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-06-10

w. Sutherland and Charles ). Saw
! han, escorted DR.. Cunningham to
Bayou la Batre, where they were
| guests of the Masonic lodge. DR..
/ Cunningham is a bright Mason and
while every move he makes and every
| word he speaks these days are weigh
ed in the political balance, they are
| not found wanting, and his candidacy
| for governor wins him new friends
instead of hurting his popularity.
Right Rev. Bishop Allen, Rev.
Fathers Lawton, Frapkhauser, King,
Nolan, Fazakerly and Higgins. Of
Spring Hill College; Father Macna-
mara Of Montgomery; Father Kerri-
gan, of McGill,s; Father Filan, Of St.
Mary's; Father English, of Toulman-
vile, and Father Dunn, Of Oakdale,
were among the notable visitors at St.
Joseph's Institute comm encement this
week, guests of Rev. Fathers Schuner,
Gerlach and Briston, of st. Joseph's.
Mrs. c. B. Hervey was quite i'll. but
when last heard from was improving,
though her illness caused a postpone
ment Of the trip to Coden planned by
her and Mrs. NJ. J. Wise and Mr. and
Mrs. Scudamore.
Mr.. Holmes, the accomplished must
clan and efficient organist of the Pres
byterian church on Government
street, has decided to not resign that
position, as his health has sufficient y
improved to enable him to retain it.
Mrs. Elliott w. Johnson is enter
tanning Mrs: Annie Lessene Smith, OF
Atlanta, for an extended visit.
Mr. Eugene Brisk is home from Me-
ridian, Miss, where he was usher at
the wedding of Miss Helen Winner
and Mr.. Leo WellhoUse.
Mrs. S. D. Stephens is visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. }. Adams, N rao5
Christian, where Mrs. Adam has a
house party of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Glass are now
in their summer cottage tor the sea-
son, though Mr.. Glass will be in the
city frequently.
Hon. Hannis Taylor, of Washington
D. c., guest of his wfe's mother, Mrs
William A. Lee Baron, is being cor.
daily and sympatheticaly welcomed
on all sides. Mr. Taylor was called!
to his old home by the death of his
brother, Mr.. w. c. Taylor.
The fire department was kept on a !
h.,
calls between II and 2 o'clock. None
proved serious, but the one from Box
IA. about 1 o'clock, gave everybody a /
scare. Several bales of hay and some
corn in the shuck were destroyed in :
a warehouse at the rear of Huston's !
stables on State street, below Royal, I!
originating, it is believed, from a dis
carded cigarette. The neaTness to
the cotton warehouses caused a scare
as the fire looked bad, but the fire
boys conquered it in time
Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Laws. Jr., are in |
Nashville, Tenn, where Mrs. Laws is .
matron of honor at the wedding of
Miss Johnnie Mae Law and Mr.. Clark
Smith, of ST. Louis.
Mss Lettuce Clark, of this city, has
been feted guest of Miss Clemen-
tine Marks in Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leslie Taylor have
returned from an extended visit in
New Orleans.
The Mobile Council of Jewish WO-
men closed the social season with a
literary musical Monday night at the
residence of Mrs. E. e. Richards, that
surpassed all previous programs. The
hostess, Mrs. Richards. Mr.. Thomas
Halliwell, Miss Rose HOlberg, Mrs.
Seymour Forcheimer, Mrs. Jacob ST.
mon, Mr.. Curiel and Mr.. Kohn. con-
trlbuted delightfully."- to an audience
composed of members and their
friends.
Miss Carmelite Johnson has return
ed from a visit to relatives in Biloxi
Miss.
Messrs. Sol Newbrick, H. w. Pros
keur, and J. Jacobson were the COM
mittee of arrangements for the F.deha
Clubs bay party to the middle light,
Tuesday night. Everybody had jolly
time, enjoying good conipany, good
music, choice refreshments and the
brightest moonlight eve.
Captain Clarke of the. sternwheelerI
is rara avis among boat-l