The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-25

Mrs. Goodloe, Mrs. Benninger, Messrs.
Cross. OiConnor, Walter Pitt, Nc
Gowan, Lieut. Vogel, Paymaster
Pryne. Mr.. Haywood of New Orleans
Mr. Roberts of Louisville, KY, and
others, enjoyed a delightful day on
the water Friday on the steamer Col
umbia.
Miss Winnie Tomasallo, and Mrs.
w. C.. White of Bagdad, Fla, are car
nival guests of Miss Cora Myers lob
East Gadsden.
Miss Katie o'Bannon Of Brewton,
Ala. Is visiting Mrs. q M. LOuns-
berry.
Master James Rabb of Brewton is
visiting Mrs. J. G. Pace on North Pala-
fox.
Miss Ethel Livingston of Belleville,
Ala, and Miss Cora Carter Of Repton,
Ala. arrived Friday and are carnival
guests of Miss Lurline Butler.
Mrs. W. ]. Hamm is entertaining
two attractive guests, her mother Mrs.
NJ. A. v. Evans and daughter Miss
Asenath of Bombay, Fla.
Mrs. v. Hoist has as her house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Smith, of
Mt. Gilead, o., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Dunn, of Lawrence, Ind. They
are delighted with Pensacola and ex-
pect to remain three of four months.
Miss Lille Taylor will entertain
Monday evening at $3.50, at cards for
the Misses Lewis of Valdosta, Ga.
guests of Mrs. C. W. Lamar
Mrs. Edward Steele Jones of New
York, who will be pleasantly Temem-
bered as Miss Florence Standard of
Mobile. and Mrs. Virginia Bland Jack
son of Colorado, are expected to ar
rive Thursday, and will be Miss Lille
TaylOr's guests for about two weeks.
Mrs H. L. Simpson entertained at
tea Friday evening for hers and Mrs.
Jaxwell's guest, Mrs. Vaughn Of
Nashville.
Judge r. F. CockrelI and wife of
Tallahassee, arrived last night and are
guests of Mrs. William Fisher for
few days.
Mr.. Charlie Troutman Of Scranton.
Miss, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. D. Merritt for the carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard P. Mentally
and little daughter Katharine, of Biz.
mingham, Ala, are here for the carni-
val the guest Of their parents Mr.. ana
Mrs VIM. Farinas of 204 West RO-
mana.
Right Reverend Edwin G. Weed is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Avery.
Mrs. R. Francis Mitchell gave an
Eat home" last evening from 4 to 6
for Mrs. James Gustavus Pace.
Mr.. j. Clark Porter's and Mr.
Knowles Hyer's beautiful luncheon at
the Osceola Club Wednesday for Miss
Green of Louisville, attractive niece
and guest of Mrs Berry, was one of
the lovelfest functions of the week.
Besides the two hosts and the hon
Gree, were Mrs. H. H. Thornton, Mr..
Dudley Chipley. Mr.. Sam Pasco. Mr.. |
BARS, Mr.. Brooks, Mr.. Wal |
ter Pitt Miss Datsye Hyer, Miss Edna !
Avery, Miss Katharine Avery, Miss
Willis and her guest Miss Lowe of
Mrs. Meade Wilson has a party Of
house guests for the carnival includ-l
ing Mrs. L. Walker and Mr.. Make |
Hall from down the bay, Mrs. Wal |
tons, of Gulfport, Miss, and Miss Liz
zie Bradley, OF Greenville, Ala, who |
was so popular during her visit to
Mrs. Wilson last summer Her broth
er, Mr.. Rufus Bradley, Of Greenville,
is expected Monday and will also be
Mrs. Wilson's guest for Mardi Gras,
and other accessions are expected.
Miss Tillie DeBroux has returned
home after spending a few days visit
ing friends at Goulding.
Miss Kate and Miss Jennie MORT
son are now pleasantly located at "a III
East Romano, and are expecting sew
sral relatives for carnival guests.
Mr.. Ralph Searcy OF Greenville.
Ala, is expected TO arrive today for
he Mardi Gras festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Lehman and
Miss Miriam. of Greenville.
Ala, are expected today for Mardi
Iras.
Miss Loretta Murphy leaves this
morning for Mobile to visit Mrs. Floyd
Butler during the carnival.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
!, B Parkhlll and son Ina now Of