The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-07-01
WARRINGTON
PARAGRAPHS
News and Views of the Resi-
dents of Pensacola's De-
lightful Suburb.

The Rev. Father Brady will leave
Sunday for Fall River, Mass, where
he will be the guest of his mother for
some time. Father Brady's people at
Warrington will sorely miss this most
worthy priest, who has endeared him
self to all by his many noble works
and the fine manner in which he has
conducted the affairs Of st. Johns. He
will be gone perhaps two months, and
1t is sincerely hoped that he will be
greatly benefited by the change of air
and scenery after his recent year OF
Jealous work.
Miss Hubbard Nursing in Pensacola.
Miss Hubbard, a popular Warning
ton girl, who has just returned from
training school, has just secured her
first case, which is with family OF
prominence In Pensacola. Her many
Warrington friends will watch the
fortunes of this beloved young woman
with much solicitude.
Married Ladies' Euchre Met
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club
met last week at the home of Mrs. G..
r. Wilkins, a delightful time having
been reported Mrs. j. G. Ungerer
won the first prize and also the lone
hand, Miss Mcclellan the second prize,
and Mrs. Glover the BOBBY. YeSter-
days meeting took place at the home
of Mrs. YarbTougE.
Mrs. Glover Has Been Entertaining
Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, of Mobile,
have been the guests of Mrs. jose
phine Glover during the past week.
Mr.. Fisher is prominent Beaver, ana
is here for the purpose OF arous1ng
interest in that order.
Miss Kate Hubbard Entertains,
Miss Kate Hubbard entertained on
Monday night Of last week at a de-
Iightfully informal affair, music and
dancing having contributed to the
pleasures of the evening. Delicious
refreshments were served. Miss Kate
is very popular with ali who know
her, and numbers her friends by the
score.
Mrs. Douglas Returns to Brewton.
Mrs. Douglas, who has been visiting
Mrs. Bowers, has returned to her
home in Brewton. Mrs. Douglas has
who are sorry to learn Of her depart"
ure.
Mr.. Fred Meyer to Enjoy Vacation.
Mr.. Fred c. Meyer, the popular
Pensacola postoffice man who makes
his home in Warrington, will enjoy
pleasant vacation shortly from his
duties up town. He has laid no def
mite plans as to where he will speno
it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Navarett Left Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Navarett left
Saturday for New Orleans, where Mr.:
Navarett will look after necessary
business matters. They will then
proceed to Newark, New Jersey, the
home of the bridegroom's parents,
where he will introduce his hand
some Southern bride into his family
there. The many friends of the
young couple are regretting their de-
DartuTe.
Miss Ethel Robinson Surprised on
Friday.
Miss Ethel Robinson was pleasantly
surprised on last Friday night by 4
number of her friends, the Woolsey
home of this attractive young lady
having presented a gay appearance
until a late hour. Music, dancing and
refreshments were among the fea
lures OF the evening. Miss Ethel IS
held in high esteem among all who
know her.
Miss HIda Rance Gave Party.
Miss Hilda Rance gave a delightful
chlIdTen's party on Saturday. num-
Der of her little friends having been
present Dainty refreshments were
served. the tots having enjoyed the
afternoon to the fullest extent.
Mr.. Frank J. Gilbert Officiated.
Nh Frank J. Gilbert. one OF the
most popular men in the Yard, served
as best man yesterday at the Shut
tIewoTth- Caro- wedding IN town. lie
has host of friends IN PensaoolS,
who are receiving him very cordially
iH0se6 in the first circles there.