The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-02
WARRINGTON
PARAGRAPH
News and Views of the Resi-
dents of PenSacola'S De-
lightful Suburb.

The usual luU. characteristic of
Lent, has become very evident in
Warrington, and there viii bs no more
social activity, at least, on the reser-
walton until the Easter Monday ball.
a Jime-hOnored occasion, and on
which is generally looked forward to
with much interest among the young
people especially.
Warrington, in fact, Is, for the most
part, delightful little Catholic and
Episcopal community. whose pecpI,
are strict in their ObseTVanCes to such
an extent that an example excellent
indeed might be derived from abroad
Immediately after the Easter festivi-
ties, however. many plans will be
made and carried out, and the old
time gayety and simple wholesome
pleasure of the place Will be re
sUmed.
Montgomery Attracts Many Visitors.
The presence of the Montgomery is
attracting many visitors TO Warning
ton these days, large numbers having
visited the trim little fighter on Sun
day. She viii engage in torpedo
practice for several months locally,
and may possibly undergo slight re-
pairs before finally leaving
An effort is being made, il Is said,
to establish the torpedo fIotilla heIs
permanently but many are of the
opinion that such effort is futile.
Navy Yard Visitors Leaving.
The beVy OF interesting society wO-
men which has been present in the
Navy Yard during the past few
months is slowly diminishing in num-
Der, Miss Green, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Bailey, having been the last
to leave. The presence of these young
women has added a charming impetus
to social affairs both at the yard and
at the Post, where they have been
frequent visitors ut affairs given by
the official circles.
Several more guests, however. have
arrived among the foremost families
of the Navy Yard and Barrancas, and
more are expected after Easter
Mrs, J. G. UngeTer is Entertaining
Guests.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 6 UnEeTeT are en-
PERTAINING the Misses BarnhaTt and
Miss UngeIer, the latter who is here
on d visit to her brother, Mr. +. Tn
gerer. All the ladies are from the
north. and are spending a pleasant
sojourn at the hOspitable home of the
Ungerers.
Mrs. Brunei and Children to Leave.
Mrs. VIII Brunei, accompanied by
the children, viii leave for her home
in GulfpOTt, Miss, perhaps next Mon
day, after having been guests of Mrs
Fred AIyeF since Dec. 18th. Mr.. Bru-
net is expected to arrive in Warning
ton on Sunday, and Will accompany
her home. She was formerly resi-
dent of Warrington, and her many
local friends regret to learn OF her
intended early departure.
Miss Olivia LeBaron Warrington
Visitor Sunday,
Miss Olivia Lebanon was a War
rington visitor Sunday, having come
down from Pensacola, with a party OF
friends. Miss LeBaTOn is d particu-
laTly pretty Pensacola girl and has a
host of admirers in Warrington.
Services at the Churches.
Both the Catholic and Episcopal
churches have been observing Lent
with special services during the past
week. the attendance in both cases
having been satisfactory The Rev
Father Brady conducted especially
creditabIe services on two nights of
last week. the church having been
crowded TO its utmost capacity. Re
ports from the Episcopal church OF
St. Johns have been equally satisfac-
tots;
Warrington Musician Appeared in
Pensacola.
Mr.. +. DOmcyeT, of Warrington,
played very meritOriOus violin Sc
lection at the entertainment given IN
Pensacola at the hotel Escambia on
last Friday night. his selection hav-
ing been enthusiastically received.
Mr.. DOmeyeT Is q musician Of a great
deal of ability, and is one of War
best known citizens.
Mrs. WeIIhouse Has Been Visiting
Local Relatives.
Mrs. WeiihOuSe. of Atlanta has
been the guest of local relatives re-
Gently, coming from her home in At
Ianta, Ga. TO be with her brothers
and sisters. who are located in this
vicinity. She is kindly remembered
by friends.