The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-02
STEAL 4 MARCH
On FR|EN
POPULAR WARRINGTON COUPLE
ARE Welded LAST THURSDAY
NIGHT IN PENSACOLA AND ARE
BEING CONGRATULATED BY
FRIENDS. OTHER WARRINGTON
NOTES.

A marriage of considerable interest
in Warrington society circles took
place on last Thursday night in Pen
sacola, when Mr.. Jas Parker and Miss
Mary McDermott, two popular local
young people were united in marriage
at the home of Rev Julian Sibley,
of the First Presbyterian church.
While the event did not prove a sur
prise to the close friends of the young
people, there was q. general sur
prise when it became known that
they had stolen a march on their
numerous Warrington acquaintances
and that the wedding had taken place
in Pensacola --.
Probably an event or more local
interest in Warrington could not have
taken place. The bride, who is an
estimable young lady, is sweet in
manner and one of the most capable
ing women In the vicinity. She
is a Philadelphia by bIrJn, having
been a resident of Florida for nearly
two years. Since coming to this
community, she'll has succeeded in
winning many friends, who will wish
her every happiness in her new rela-
ton.
The groom, as Warrington's popU-
lar druggist, has long been considered
men, and has succeeded II making a
record for himself both in reliability,
and in the great amount of esteem in
which he is held locally. 1t Will be
a matter of interest to learn that
Mr. and Mrs Parker will make their
permanent home in Warrington where
Mr. Parker is engaged in the retail
drug business.
Club Takes Vacation.
The Married Ladies Euchre Club
which easily leads in social events
at Warrington, and which has proved
so popular that the ladies have play
ed far into the summer in place Of
disbanding as was first anticipated,
will discontinue its regular weekly
meetings for the present on account
of the heated term, to reorganize in
October. The clever weekly affairs
which have proved pleasant pastime
for so long to a cOnSenial crowd of
prominent local ladies, will be missed
for a time with out doubt,an d there
will be many who will be glad when
the popular affair is again in regular
sway
Mrs. Mcclellan Entertsins.
One of the pleasant events Of the
late social season occurred at the
home Of Mrs. Minnie Mcclellan on last
Wednesday afternoon, when the Mar
ried Ladies' EuchTe club was enter
tanned for the last time until the au-
tumn months. Mrs Mcclellan, who
is an ideal hostess. made the after
noon a pleasant one for her guests,
and the pleasing event will not soon
be forgotten by those in attendance
As usual, cards proved the order of
the afternoon, the following ladies
being the fortunate ones. Mrs Davis
HerschkOvitz, first prize; Miss Ella
Mcclellan, second prize; and Mrs DR..
Wagner, lone hand Mrs. Annie IN
gerer received the BOBBY Delicious
refreshments were served, the after
room passing very quickly for those
present.
Illness of Popular Lady.
Mrs. F. Meyer. one of Warrington
most popular young matTons, has been
confined TO her home during the past
week with Illness, but is now imprOy-
ing much TO the satisfaction OF her
many friends Mrs Meyer has been
unable 10 leave her bed, and her i'll
ness has been the cause of consider
able concern.
Bay Parties Continue.
Bay parties, given by local persons.
are continuing TO hold forth in the
first lists Of local amusenents. Last
Friday night arrangements were made
10 take N the surf bathing AZ the Is
land, the Rance launch being pressed
INTO service upon numerous occasions
during the present warm weather.
Signs on Big Liner.
Joe StOCkard. recently ~ the pilot
boat Pilot" and resigning at the
time OF the accident which occurred
several weeks ago. has signed with
q big Cuban liner at Mobile as assistant
engineer Mr. Os9aI Quiulivan- chief
engineer of the pilot previous 70
the accident in which he vas severely