The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-26
NEWS NOTES
OF WARRINGTON
MANY FAMILIES FROM PENSACO-
LA AND ELSEWHERE ARE SUM-
MERINe THERE-SocIAL NEWS
AND OTHER ITEMS OF A GEN.
ERAL NATURE.

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these days on her rapidly growing
reputation as a first class summer re-
sort for PensacoIians and other peo-
pie, VINO, while living in close proxim-
itv to one of the finest bodies of salt
water in the world, are not situated
sufficiently close TO its shores 10 ad-
nit of a free access to its pleasure
giving pastimes. People who wish
TO he in easy touch with civilization,
and who also are DESTROYS of getting
close to the water, continue to HOOK
TO the inviting spots near Warrington
these DAYS, and there are rev
who have determined TO rent cottages
in order that the outing may consist
not only of a day, or perhaps weeks
camping experience, but tor all sum
meT-
The bathing at Warrington can
hardly be equaIIed anywhere While
there is Os course no surf, there is a
smooth restful placidity of the waters
which invites the batheT in most
pleasing and alluring manner. A
bech of almost velvety SmoothneSS,
and best of all, a sense of almost ab-
soIute privacy at any time OF the day
or night, makes the proposition an
attractive one. Launches are owned
by some Of the citizens, which con
stitue means of access TO the outside
beach, and, in Fact, everything Is TO
be found which would facilitate mat
tiers in the future possibilities OF the
quaint little place
Her peopIe are the kind who, pleas
IRE loving to a considerable degree,
are willing to respond to the 1nnoVa-
ton of the tourist classes in the man
ner which always insures the social
success of such venture warning
ton. in fact. is growing in favor as
pleasure resort in a most satisfactory
degree this season, and indications
should be encouraged
Other Events of Interest
F Kelly is in Kansas City for
short visit
An event of considerable interest
in the regular routine of Warrington
society events took place at the home
of Mrs F. E Myer on Wednesday al
ternoon, wnen the Married LADIES
F,uchre Club was most pleasantly en-
tertained. Mrs. Emily Hayne carried
off the first prize, Mrs. Myer the sec
Ond prize. the lone hand being won
by Mrs DR.. Wagner Mrs. Martin
Jones was accorded the BOBBY Re
freshmentS we're served, and a de-
lightful afternoon passed away quick
" for all those present.
A children's party was given on
TUESDAY afternoon by Miss G. Higgins
in honor of the children of her sis
ter. Mrs. DR.. Thompson, who is here
from Texas. The pretty event was
we'll attended, being the occasion OF
much pleasure among the little ones
Mrs. Geo Bowers is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Douglas, from
Texas.
One of WarTington-s. most popular
young ladies, according to a we'll
founded report, is to figure IN a local
wedding next month.
A crowd of Warrington people went
over to the life saving station on Fri
day night. on a pleasure excursion,
via the Rance launch
A most pleasing social event took
place at Warrington on last Thurs
day night when practically the entire
community turned out to do FULL JUS
tice to the dance which was given
that evening by the Catholic ladies,
at the |. o. o. F hall for the benefit
of the Sisters Of Mercy Well patron
lied. admirably conducted, and given
in a most worthy cause, the event
proved one which will be remember
ed for some time to come.
Word has been received in War
rington by frinds from Oscar Quill
van, chief engineer on the pilot boat
Pilot, who was burned in a-seTiOus
manner during a recent explosion OF
a steam pipe which occurred on the
boat Mr.. Quinlivan's condition con-
tinues to improve in a most Satisfac-
Sery manner, but it is not probable
that he will return to Pensacola. as
il is freely predicted that ne Will
~-l- Il tor # nj
recently made him on one o. the big
steamship lines touching at Mobile.
The ChickasaW came over from
Mobile during the week, touching at
the navy yard
4 large party of Warrington young
men conducted a fish chOwder supper
on the beach last night, the fun last
ing until a late hour. The event,
wliCh Was strictly a stag affair,
proved interesting from start TO finish.
A dip in the bay was one of the fea-
ture Of the evening
Miss Sadie St0ckard is entertain
ing Miss Cummings from Tampa
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Cohen of Pen
sacoIa are suRmering in the Langley
cottage on the beach. and are much
pleased with their surroundings.
Mrs. Sarah Howell is entertaining
friends from Montgomery.
Mrs W. RamlOf has for her guest
a friend from Mississippi.
Mrs. Fred Nelson entertained a num-
Der Of her lady friends on Monday
evening, the hOnoree of the pleasing
event being her friend, Mrs. Kyle.
popular lady VINO Is here from mis-
sissippi. Dainty refreshments were
served and q most delightful time en-
joyed by those who were present.
Mrs. Nelson. in fact, acquitting her
self with great ability as one of War
ringtOn's most charming hOstesSes.
Mrs Dr. W Thompson, who was
Miss Maggie Higgins, o. Warrington.
before her marriage. is visiting her
sisters. Misses f and & Higgins.