The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-28
MAlLORY-PAsco WEDDING
THE SIXTH or NOVEMBER.


Mr.. Samuel Pasco, Jr.,
on Tuesday morning November sixth
at eleven o'clock,
at the First Presbyterian Church
Pensacola, Florida.
The brides attendants will be her
sister Miss Cora Mallory, and Miss
Stella Avery.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple will leave for their wed
ding journey.
MISS MARoARITE CHANDLER
GIVES TENTH BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Marguerite Chandler, was
the hostess of pretty party
given in honor of her tenth
birthday. Her home 71O Seventh
street was prettily decorated on the
occasion and Miss Margarite's guests
had a very lovely time playing games
and enjoying the bountiful refresh.
ments dear to the hearts of childhood
The little lady was the recipient of
many pretty presents and lovely
flowers which showed in part her pop.
ularity among her many friends
among the children and also the
grown up" people.
Those who enjoyed her birthday
party were: Miss Julia Jordan, Miss
Mabel Loftin, Miss Bertha Bafett
Miss Barbara Ness, Miss Dorothy
Bingham, Miss Callie Caldn, Miss
Cleo Johnson, Miss Jennie Douglas,
Miss Susie Everett, Miss Lille and
Miss Alice Dawes, Miss Aneta Hoyett
Miss Julia and Miss Annie Merlin,
Miss Mabel, Miss Ola and Miss Ella
Boyer; Miss Elizabeth Galloway, Miss
Oracle and Miss BERTHE Butler, Miss
Stella, Miss Ella and Miss Matte
Dreen, Miss Minnie Everett and Miss
Flossie and Miss Virginia Sara. The
boys were Oscar and organs Larcom,
and Walter Boyer.
The ladies who called to wish the
little hostess many happy returns of
the day were Miss Minnie Beyer, Miss
Jessie Prather, Mrs Hooton, Mrs.
Chas. Larcom and others.
AAA.
Mr.. Nick Morrison has returned
from a trip to Tampa, where he visit
ed relatives.
Miss Nell Richards has gone to
Gulfport to visit her sister Mrs. w.
H. Fayourite, where she will remain
for several months.
S.S.A
Mrs. Alex Rosenau and little son
are expected to arrive from New Or
leans next Sunday.
SAA.
Mrs. K. T. Goodloe will leave Mon
day for visit of one week with
friends in Mobile.
ASA.
Capt. John B. Guttman returned
Friday from a trip to Germany and
various European cities.
AA.A
On the seventh of November the
marriage of Miss Celestine Angela
Brent, and Mr. Rufus ManIey will &C.
cur. The wedding will take place in
the morning and will be witnessed
only by the immediate family.
AAA
Mrs. A. M. Lappington and little
son Milton Wood who have been visit
ing Mrs. Lappingtons parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wood for the past six
weeks, have gone to Mobile where
Mr.. Lappington has accepted a posi-
ton and where they will in future re.
side.
Mr.. I. G. Watson and Mr.. James G..
Watson returned Saturday evening
from Senator s. R. Mallory's camp at
CARRIERS bayou, where they have
spent several days fishing and hunt
ing.
Miss Esther Gughenheim, who has
mad quite a severe attack of La
Grippe, is able to be out again. Her
little sister Jennette has also been
quite sick.
Mrs. Samuel French, of Laurel Hill,
Is visiting Mrs. L. Hilton Green.
AAM
Mr.. William Fisher has returned to
Columbia College, after spending one
day in Pensacola.
-AAA
Miss C. E. Robinson has Just return.
ed from Century. She leaves to-day
Tor birmingham to visit Mrs. C.. p.
Orr for several weeks.
AAA
Mrs. Rollo M. Himebaugh and little
daughter Virginia have returned from
visit of several months with friends
in Atlanta.
AAA
Last Wednesday evening Miss Liz
zie Russ, of Point Washington, was
united in marriage to Mr.. A. ]. Sneed
formerly of Nashville, Tenn. The mar.
riage was quiet affair and occurred
at the residence of the brides cousin.
Mrs & M HightOWeP 0mAR n>lat;vau