The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-11
WARRINGTON
PARAGRAPHS
News and Views of the Resi-
dents of Pensacola's De-
lightful Suburb.

The Married Ladies' Euchre Club
held delightful meeting on We'd
nesday last at the home of Mrs.
Herscovitch, the ladies having re-
ported a most enjoyable afternoon.
Mrs. J. r. wilkins won the first prize,
Mrs. Wagner the second and Mrs.
CTona the BOBBY. Delicious refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing of this very popular Warrington
club will occur at the home of Mrs.
Martin.
Miss SybiI Moore Gives Party.
Miss Sybil Moore, the pretty little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moore,
gave a delightful children's party on
Saturday. a number of her little
friends having been present Games
were played refreshments were seTv-
ed. and a general good time enjoyed by
the little people. Miss Sybil is a re-
markably popular little Warrington
lady. and Saturday proved an I'M
usually interesting event
Dancing School on Wednesday.
The dancing school crowd enjoyed
a very pleasant event on Wednesday,
and the affair viii be repeated TINS
week, and on the weeks following, as
long. in fact, as the present interest
continues. There is a particularly
gay crowd of young people Interested
this season, which argues we'll for the
success of the movements
Dredge to be Built for Mississippi.
Work will be commenced soon on
a large dredge 10 be built for MiSSls-
sippi in the Yard. The job will mean
considerable work, and Will be an i'm
portsnt one.
Mr.. Wash Wilkins Goes on Mont
aomery.
Mr. Wash wilkins JT will leave
on the Montgomery. having enlisted as
machinist His wife and child will
remain in Warrington. MIR. and Mrs,
Will Sweeney will occupy the former
home of the Wilkins.
Mr.. Geo. Caro- Remains the Same.
The many friends of Mr.. Geo. Caro-,
who are interested both in Warning
ton and in Pensacola regarding his
condition, will be glad to learn that
no change for the worse has been
noted. He is still a very sick man,
however, and every effort known to
medical skill is being made in his be-
half.
Chief Boatswain Montague ~.
Chief BOatsWain Montague, of the
Yard, is quite ill at the hospital. He
is improving, however. at the present
time, to the satisfaction of his
friends.
Large Glass axes EiTSL SOI1HluniOts
large class took first communion
at St. Johns Catholic church on Sun
day. the children having looked espe-
cialIy beautiful in their communion
robes, as they presented themselves
before the Rev. Father Brady. Father
Brady has been labOring necessarily
among the young people, and the re-
suits Of his efforts, as usual, were
entirely satisfactory. In the after
noon the class was invested with the
scapular, and renewed baptismal
vows.
FIotiIIa to Leave This Week.
Tt viii be with real regret that War
rington will witness the departure of
the third torpedo fiotilla Tuesday, the
men having become very popular
with q large number OF local friends.
They have identified themselves with
church and social affairs generally.
and have proved themselves to be a
remarkably fine lot Of men in gen
eral. The officers. too, have been
very popular in Yard society, and
have been \ accorded many social
courtesies. which they have thorough
~ appreciated.
Bishop Allen to Be in Warrington on
Sunday,
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Allen will be
In Warrington next Sunday if present
plans do not miscarry, when he viii
impart the apostolic benediction,
having recently returned from an off
cial visit TO the pope at Rome. He
will also be at the Pensacola churches
during the day. at st. Joseph's at Z
q. M, at St Michaels al 1880, ana
at the Sacred Heart church at p IN.
Or. Niles Of to Europe.
Last Sunday night was the last ap-
pearance of the Rev. DIR. Niles among
his Warrington flock, as he Is off to
Europe this week. He will join Mrs.
Niles in Pennsylvania, and the two
will sail on the 22nd. The people OF