The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-27
WARRINGTON
PARAGRAPHS
News and Views of the Resi-
dents of Pensacola's De-
lightful Suburb.

An event which is looked forward
TO throughout the year among pleas
ure lovers both in Warrington and in
Pensacola circles took place last uignt
at the l. o. o. F. hall, being the an
nual Catholic fair. which is always one
of the best attended events of the sea
son in Warrington. Conducted admir-
ably, and upon lines which make the
events pleasant among young and old
alike, these affairs are characteristic
of the suburb, and proved delightful
indeed for many reasons
All during the afternoon the Call
dren had held sway, the tots having
laughed and danced away the hours
and done full justice to the wonder
full refreshments which had been pro-
vided by the ladies.
After the little people had enjoyed
the afternoon, the young people, to-
gether with a liberal sprinkling OF
their elders began filling the hall.
which was soon crowded to its utmost
capacity. One of the most pleasant
dances of the season was soon under
way, lasting until a late hour Those
who were active in planning the very
cTeditable event are 10 be duly con-
graduated upon the signal success of
the evening.
Married Ladies' Euchre Club Met
With Mrs. Chsffin.
The Married Ladies' Euchre club
held a delightful meeting on Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Z. P. Chaffin, one of the pleasant
events of the season having been re
ported by those who were present
The next meeting will occur at the
home of Mrs. Glover.
FlotilIa Ball Will Be Notable Event.
One of the events which is being
looked forward to with considerable in
terest among Warrington people is
the farewell dance to be given on Fri
DAY night by the f1oti1la boys at the
equipment building in the Navy Yard
The AFFAIR has been planned upon d
particularly elaborate scale, and every
EFFORT is to be made in order that the
success of the event may be complete
Arrangements have been made for the
Pensacola crowd, the navy yard tug
to convey the party back to the city,
possibly after the suburban cars have
ceased to run. The fiotilIa boys have
become very popular in Warrington,
and their leave-taking will be regretted
in many quarters.
Geo. Caro- Is Still Improving.
Mr. Geo. Caro- is still improving. and
is now considered to be out of danger
This is the best of news for all those
who have been watching the heroic
struggle against the apparently inevi-
table which this young man has been
making. and from which. it is hoped,
among those who visited in W.
rinSton on Sunday were Miss Co.
we've Bell, Mrs. J. r. My and MI
Ada White, all of Pensacola.
MISS May Smith Returns to MoLiI.
MISS May Smith has refurnad to
F Her nome IN Mobile, after a delight.
1 Luz WISH among Warrington friends
MISS smith Is young ladv who 1s
much admired for her evident oaDobjI'
itles' and her sweetness of manner
Young Ladies Expected Home Eror,
School.
, warrington younger set is soon tn
De reinforced When a. number Of az
girls Who are now AWAY of ecbooI
teIurh nome from their studies. These
form an attractive bevy of bright W.,
iIlhgton girls, who figure prominently
IN events during the 5ummertimo ~
] ne heW' Mr.. Niles Conducted Services
Sunday Might.
Inc Warrington EpiscopaI cbanel
vas the scene of unusually we'll AT.
-ended evening services on SUNDAY
'peclal violin music having addeJ
nuch 10 the occasion. The Rev Mr.
SIes, OF st. Kafnerine's church in
'ensacola, is meeting with much 'suc.
ess in Warrington