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

Ohio Conservatory Of Dramatic Art
stopped at Camp Hill, Ala, to assist
in the commencement exercises of
the Southern Industrial Institute
where Miss Olga White is a member
of the faculty. The young ladies
will remain for the vacation and it
is hoped Miss Beatrice will accept a
class when she has enjoyed a rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max L. Bear and
mother Mrs. Lizzie Rosenau, and
their pretty little daughter Leoma,
leave to-day noon for Louisville for
the Homecoming" after which they
will go to Cincinnati and then TO
Chicago on a summer jaunt.
Mrs. J. R. Keeling expects to leave
on the 18th inst, for Panama via
New York where Mr.. Keeling mas
been at work for some time past.
Mrs. George w. Short who is visit
ing her brother Mr.. Charles Cottrell
and family, leaves to-day noon for
Louisville.
Mrs. Fred Mellen has returned
from Laurel Hill where she spent the
week with friends.
Mr.. J. Samuel Green left last
night to sPendsshis vacation in Phil
adelphia'
Mrs. John Pfeiffer and family have
gone to their summer home on the
bayshore and have as their guest for
the summer, Mrs! A D. Smith of Mo-
bile, Ala, - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. eTimothy Burns and
family have removed from DeVilliers
to the house on.the opposite corner
of CerVantes formerly occupied by
Mr.. J. Ed. OBrien and later by Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Van Pelt.
Mrs. c. S. Jennings of Muscogee,
who has been visiting her sisterinlaw
Mrs. S. E. Seals, has gone home &C
companied by Miss Seals.
Mrs. E. R. Cobb left Friday night
for Bainbridge, Ga, to meet Miss
Louise Walden of Albany, Ca, who
will return with her tonight. Miss
widen will be pleasantly remember
ed as a former guest of Mrs. Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Stone will
celebrate the twenty4firSt birthday of
their son MI Joe Stone with a Stag
PARTY, Tuesday evening at $3.50, at
their residence, II North Palafox.
The Excelsior Finch Club has
gracefully omitted their regular
weekly meeting this week, in defer
ence to the State Conference of the
Epworth League which meets Tues
day morning and continues in session
several days.
Mrs. (Dr.) TichenOr who is visiting
Mrs. w. S. Maclay, leaves Monday to-
visit her brother Mr.. Walter Ticne-
nor in Mobile.
Miss Eaton who is visiting Miss
Reeves leaves Monday, joining herI
mother for a visit to East Pass.
MT. Allie Murphy is out after a few
days illness.
Mr.. NJ. H. Heller of Goldman, LIZ
is visiting his niece Mrs. Dave Levy
Of 222 West Chase.
Mrs. Arden Fletcher of Tennessee
is expected to arrive this evening for
B brief visit with relatives.
The Country Club members and
their invited friends-or the first
contingent, at least-will go down on
the z o'clock car Tuesday night for
the weekly summer tea and dance.
The New City Finch has called off |
its regular meeting Tuesday after
noon on account of the Epworth /
League Convention. The place of
on June 10, will be an
later.
Mr.. Preston Avery arrived home
Saturday morning from the military /
academy at Staunton, Va, to spend
the vacation with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Avery.
Miss Lille Taylor's innumerable
friends and acquaintance regret ex.
tremely to learn that she has been
quite sick again for several days, and
trust she soon may be entirely re-
covered.
Mrs. T. V. Kessler continued quite
sick during the past week and is still
ccnfned to her bed, but was believed
% be improving last evening.
Mrs. Bertha N. Levy of Mo
bile. Ala. is exnected Tuesday