The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-20

"plumbs," it had everything in it,
which would afford pleasure to the
children.
Many little tokens of remember
ance were received by the little hos
tess whose guests were Herbert and
Edna Reidel, Leta and Leslie wilkins,
Dick and Alex Saunders, Marie and
Dorothy Massey, Mary Abbie Burn
ham, Emma Loretta Steinmeyer,
Hilda Harris, Frank Bazzell, Florida,
Wallace, John Olsen, Tom, Chris and
James Johnson, Almon Payne, Deona
Williams, Hilda Griffin and Warren
Riera.
The following invitation has been
received by the friends of the con-
tracing parties in Pensacola and
elsewhere:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Y. Lewis
request the honor of your presence
at
the marriage of her sister,
Alice Arnold Mcclellan,
to
Mr.. John Angus George,
on the evening of
Wednesday, November the twenty
eight, Nineteen Hundred and Six,
at half past eight o'clock,
First Presbyterian Church,
Pensacola, Fla.
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Miss Forentine Hoffman leaves this
morning for. Mobile where she goes g
attend the Steele-Arras wedding. She
will be absent about one week and
will visit Mrs. Arras and her uncle,
Mr.. Hoffman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pasco, Jr., re-
turned yesterday morning from their
wedding journey.
Mrs. B. S. Bernard and little son
returned from Ocala yesterday at
noon. Mrs Demands father, Dr. Ma
rean, who has been critically i'll, is
slightly improved. '''-'.
Mrs. E. Coulson left last night for
visit to her daughter Mrs. Jesse
Barfield, of Louisville, KY. She will
be there two or three weeks, return
ing some time in December
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The Thursday Afternoon Euchre
Club. was entertained at its last meet
ing by Mrs W. Warfield. The meet
ing this week will be with Mrs. Sid
ney Greenwood.
Mrs. Dave Levy and two children
Vivian and Manuel, have returned
from two weeks visit to friends and
relatives in Mobile.
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Captain T. S. Caro- left yesterday at
noon for Norfolk, Va, where he goes
as a delegate to the meeting Of the
American Bar Pilots Association. He
will visit several cities before return
ing home, including Baltimore and
Atlanta.
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I Mrs. Fred w. Dennis, Jr., and pref
ty little daughter who have been for
some time with relative in Shelby
vile, H., have returned to their home
in Pensacola.
Il Tie wedding of Judge Milton H
Mabry. Sr.. clerk of the Florida Su
preme Court, and Miss Washburn, al
4 the home of the brides father IL
Louisville, KY, says the Tampa News
comes as a great surprise to Judge
Mabry's friends In this state. The
marriage occurred yesterday, only
few friends and relative being pres
sent. The bride and groom left i'm
mediately for q wedding tour through
the southern states before going t.
Tallahassee, where they Will resid'
in the future.
Judge Mabry has many friends
throughout the state. He is thu
father of Mr.. G. e. Mabry of Tampa
who was recently married. and Milton
H. Mabry, Jr. His bride has an at
tractive personality, which won he
large number of friends during he
visit to Tallahassee last winter, wh'
are delighted TO welcome her to he
new home.
The home of Mr., and Mrs. Georg
Lewis, in Tsllassee last Thursda!
morning, says the Tallahassee Tru'
Democrat, was the scene OF festivit.
and happiness, uniting as 1t did tn
youngest daughter Of the house. Eve
lyn Cameron to DR.. w. A. Manning
of Virginia, who now makes his hom
In Jacksonville, Fla. The marriag
ceremony took place at lf:S0 o'clocl
and was followed by a reception at l.
The bridesmaids were Misses Clyd
Raney and Clara Lewis. and Mary Z