The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-13
WARRINGTON
PARAGRAPHS
News and Views of the Resi-
dents of Pensacola's De-
1ightfu1 Suburb.

matter of paramount interest among
| the leading citizens of the suburb, A
meeting is TO be called shortly, accord
/ ing to rumOr, when a decision Will
probably be made TO ask permission
| in the yard to own and maintain a
! public hose for the use of Warning
ton people. If the people are success
full in gaining this privilege, it Is
thought that there will be less time
wasted at the first sign of trouble.
TIE homes of VIM. HutchinS and Jno.
| Rance were burned to the ground
on Friday night, and the subject of
fire protection has been uppeTmOst
since. The case of the latter is eSpe-
ciaIIy regrettable as Mr.. Hutchins was
formerly washed out by the storm, and
his present home was an entire loss,
no insurance whatever having been
carried. Every effort is to be made in
order to get matters on a systematic
working basis. in fact. and II is
the duty of every Warrington citizen
to lend helping hand in tae matter
Warrington Is To Be Gay.
Now that Lent is over, Warrington
is to enjoy a season of exceptional
gayety to Offset the inactivity which
has recently prevailed. Dances are
planned along with bay parties, sOcials
and so on, the clubs having begun
playing again this week.
George Caro- is improving.
Mr.. George Caro-, who has been very
i'll. having recently been taken to the
Barrancas hospital, where he submit
ted to a severe operation, is to return
to his home this week, being much i'm
proved. This will be good news for
the many friends of the young man
who is highly esteemed by all who
know him.
Miss May Smith Visits Friends.
Miss May Smith is in Warrington
from Mobile, where she is the guest
of relatives and friends. She is a
very capable trained nurse, having
won many 1aurels in her chosen vOca- |
ton
Catholics to Give Dance.
The Catholics will conduct tleir af- !
ter Easter dance this year on the 26tb |
at the I. o. o. F. hall. A delightful |
time is anticipated among the young |
people. and also among their elders |
who will be present at the happy |
event
MIR and Mrs. Parker Parents of =
Daughter.
dainty little Easter lady arrived |
Sunday at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iames- ParIor- The baby girl is the
subject of much loving interest among
the many friends of the DnnuIar young
couple. !
EpiscopaIs Gave an Easter Monday /
Bail.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
gave an especially successfully sue
cessfuI Easter Monday ball at the J.
o. o. F. hall last night, a large crowd
having been in attendance. The ladies
are delightful in their manner of dis
pensing hospitality and all who attend
ed are enthusiastic of the treatment
accorded them. A neat sum was rea-
LIKED as result of the happy event
MIR. Sherman Receivers From Recent
Illness.
Mr.. Sherman, who has been quite
Ill, is recovering. His many friends
are rejoicing at the news.
Little HiIda Rance Gave Easter Egg
Hunt.
Little HHda Rance, one of Warning !;
tons cleverest and sweetest babies |
gave an Easter egg hunt on Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John |
Davidson where her parents are stop
ping until their new home is cOmplet-
ed. a large number of local little tots
we're made supremely happy as a re-
suit Of the prettily planned affair, the
Warrington bunny, in fact, having evil
IDENTIFY been the most oveTworiked anil
nal in the world, judging from the
results Of his strenuous efforts. The
grass, in fact, literally abounded with
the gayly colOred Easter eggs, which
were found by the gay little people
present. Dainty refreshments were
t1e children having enjoyed an
pleasant event throughout.
Married Ladies Euchre With Mrs. Or.
Wagner.
The Married Ladies Eutare club.
which has not been playine-4n Lent,
viii meet tomorrow afternoon at the
home of DR.. and Hrs. WAGNER. The !
ladies are all anticipating a pleasant
afternoon - Mrs Wagner is pop
ular with all who know her
Easter Services at the Churches.
Easter was duly celebrated at the
Warrington churches, hundreds of To-
cal worshippeTs having taken advan-
-age of the holy season and the ideal
" Gather conditions to pay their sea
sonable devotions at the churches
At the Catholic church, early mass
and late mass. and the rosary and
0enedictiOn constituted the order of
the day. with communion at the Z /
o'clock mass. The church was beauti-
FULLY decorated with flowers appTo-
pirate to Easter the Rev Father
Brady having conducted services
which we're beautiful and impressive.
Special Easter services took place at
he Episcopal church in the evening
me Rev. Dr.. Niles of Pensacola. Of
iciating
Special music had been planned. ?
most effective and interesting service
having occurred Dr. Niles is doing
Inc work at Warrington, much to the
of his many friends.
To Leave for Northern Home,
Miss Minnie Ungerer. who has been