The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-10-21
HARRY T. ROWLAND,
Manager, De Luna Book Store,
De Luna St, Phone 1891.

ate the name of the beloved president
OF the Confederacy. There remains
but one daughter, Mrs Hayes, of Colo
RADIO.
1t has often been a matter of won
derment, to those who did not under.
stand the reason, why Mrs. Davis
spent her last days away from those
who loved and respected her so, and
made her home in the north. 1t is
said that as age came upon her, Mrs
Davis physicians recommended the
change, as southern climate was SO
enervating to her delicate state Of
health, that her life would be pro-
longed by making her home in the
north. The advice of the physicians
was reluctantly followed. After in
cessant persuasions of relatives and
friends.
Friday afternoon the remains of
Mrs. Davis arrived in Richmond and
the funeral was held from st. Pauls
church. The body was placed at rest
beside that of her illustrous husband,
and thus ended the mission on earth
of a good and noble woman.
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MEMBERS OF CoNcoRpIA CLUB
TO GIVE A PARTY.
The members of the Concordia Club
will tender a dance and card party to
their lady friends some time this
week.
The announcement of a social event
to be given at the Concordia will be
received with pleasure by those who
have enjoyed the hospitality of the
club and appreciate the pleasant even
ings spent there In the past.
Last season theRclub inaugurated a
regular Thursday night card party and
dance. which was eagerly looked for.
ward to by the wives, DAUGHTERS and
friends of its members.
1t has not been decided as vet
whether the weekly card parties will
be resumed, but it is thought probable
that they will be. ~.
The date Of the entertainment to be
given this week will be announced
later.
SPECIAL SERVICES IN MEMORY
OF MRS JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Special services will be held at
Christ Church this afternoon at four
o'clock, in memory of Mrs. Jefferson
Davis.
Rev. P. H. Whaley will conduct the
services and an invitation is extended
to the Veterans Memorial Associa-
ton, the Children of the Confoderacy
and the Daughters of the Confederacy.
The members Of the above named
societies are requested to sit in
body in the church.
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Mrs. B. M. Solomon. two children
and nurse, left yesterday for a visit
with Mr.. Solomon's parents in Mont
gomery. They will return to Pensa-
cola after two weeks visit.
AAA
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene P Roch and
baby. are visiting with Mrs. Roch's
relatives in Toulminville, near No
bile.
Miss Alice Mcclellan, who has been
at Freeport for some time, has re.
turned to her home in Pensacola.
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The friends in Pensacola of Judge
Chas. Swayne Of the Northern Dis |
trict OF Florida, are pleased to learn
that he is recovering from quite a
serious illness at his home at Guyen-
court, Del Judge Swayne expects
to be In Pensacola November 7th.
ARA
Mr.. Raymond Shuttleworth, who
went to New Orleans several weeks
ago to attend the races, has returned |
home.
AAA
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Horsler, who are |
in New Orleans attending the conven.
ton OF the Knights of Pythias and |
Rathbone Sisters, arc having a roval /
time. They are expected home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laz Jacoby and their
attractive daughters have moved into
a pretty home On North Barcelona
street. where they will in future re-
side. Their home at Baskerville,
which was slightly damaged by the
storm, will soon be in repair again
A@A
Mr.. Edward p Preston has recover
ed from an attack of LaGrippe. which
kept him confined to his home for
several days.
AAA
Captain P. L. Cosgrove left with
mis- vessel the Laurel, for Key West
asst week He will be absent several
weeks.
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The Married Ladies' Euchre Club
vas entertained last week by Mrs.
Rowland, Mrs. Harry Blumer win
ing the first prize. a set Of beauty
pins. The second prize was won by