The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-15
WARRINGTON
PARAGRAPH S
News and Views of the Resi-
dents of Pensacola's De-
lightful Suburb.

One of the first bathing fatalities
to occur in many years at the War
rington beach took place on Satur-
14-year-old coIored girl. was
drowned a short distance from the
shore, in plain view of a number OF
her friends, none Of whom could swim.
however, being therefore rendered
powerless to aid her. Several were
bathing at the time, when. without
warning, the colored girl stepped
down into one of the large holes
near the beach which were made dur
ing the September storm o. 1906,
when large vessels were driven
aground near the shore.
Her screams attracted the attention
of those in the party, who ran for
help. The body, however, remained
in the water for nearly an nour,
before it was recovered. The pres
ence Of holes near the shore makes
bathing a dangerous proposition at
some points along the beach, espe-
cially among those who are unable to
swim, and who are unacquainted with
conditions as they exist
Married Ladies' Euchre With Mrs. J.
G. Ungerer.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club
met last week at the home of Mrs. J.
G. Ungerer, the hours having passed
pleasantly indeed for those who were
present, the hostess having served
delicious refreshments and making
the event interesting indeed for her
guests. Mrs. Crona won the first
prize, Mrs. Merrill the second, Mrs.
Chafdn the lone hand, and Mrs. A.
Herscovitch the BOBBY. Mrs. Julian
Crona will be hostess this week.
Mrs. Glover Entertained Friends.
Mrs. J. Glover has been entertain
ing friends, Mrs. Dewitt of Key West,
having been with her during the week
and also Miss Nettfe Fell and Mrs.
Harriet Seeley, of Pensacola.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Crona Spent
Honeymoon Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar CrOna, whose
marriage occurred at the Sacred
Heart rectory in Pensacola recently,
have been spending a part of their
honeymoon III Warrington, as guests
of the groom's father, Mr.. Jas. CTona.
This pretty compliment to Warrington
friends and relatives paid by the pop
ular young couple was much appreci-
ated.
Juniors and Seniors Played Ball.
The w arlington Juniors and Seniors
on Sunday morning, a fine game hav-
ing resulted with a score in favor
of the Juniors The game was watch
ed by a number OF enthusiastic fans.
Fair on Thursday For the Sisters.
Preparations are being made for
the fair for the Sisters to occur on
Thursday. Many interesting features
are being planned, and those who are
identified with the work predict gerat
success.
Are Spending Week in the Country.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nayarett, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nelson.
are spending a week in the country,
at the Fell home. They have been
enjoying a delightful time. but have
been sorely missed by their numerous
Warrington friends.
MIR. Cloud Is Ill.
The many friends of Mr.. ]. Cloud
will regret that he is i'll, having been
unable to leave his home for several
days His speedy recovery is hope
fully anticipated.
Miss Lucille Benton Is Home.
Miss Lucille Benton is home from
Culman, Ala, where she has been at
tending school. Miss Lucille is an
especially bright and attractive young
Warrington girl about whom is CEN
I0TSO WOIlQ u lONlHS pIl0S anu
terest. She has come up fully to the
expectations OF relatives and friends
during the past school year, her rec
ords having been remarkable, and
shedding great credit on her ability
as a student.
Dancing Club as Usual.
The Dancing Club will meet as
usual this week, each event being Of
increasing interest from week to week.
A jolly crowd have identified them
selves with the club, and the events
are nothing short of DELIGHTFUL.
Mrs. Katie Roy In Pensacola.
Mrs. Katie Roy, who is perhaps
WarringtOn's best known w. c. T. U.
worker, having identified herself
with the cause in an enthusiastic
manner, was in Pensacola last week
for the purpose of attending to some
of the duties which her connection
with the work imposes. She was also
in the city on Sunday for the same
purpose.
Bathing Parties Are Popular Again.
The bathing season is on again,
and the Warrington beach has swung
in on its old time popularity once
more. Crowds of young people have
taken to the daily dip, and some ex-
pert swimmers among the boys serve
to make the paStime a safe and pleas
ant one for all concerned. This is
one of the popular pleasures among