The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-24
PANAMA CITY.
Special to The Journal.

Panama City, April 23.-Sam Hill
man and Zeb Rozier returned Thurs
day from an outing up Cedar Creek
The boys report game and fish rather
shy but a delightful time was had, as
all can testify who have had the OPP
portunity of going up this beautiful
| stream. Viewing the scenery alone
repays one for making the trip.
| Hon. R. L. Mckenzie returned Tues
| day from trip up country.
| Miss Merryman, of Marrinette, Wis,
! who is spending the winter at st. An
| drews, came up on the Tarpon Wed
! nesday, and spent the day with her
| friend, Mrs. Belle Booth. Miss Mar
riman has passed several winters in
our locality by her charm and grace
of manner has made host of friends
here, who always accord her a warm
welcome.
! Our fishermen are still busy, al
though not to the extent of two weeks
ago, one car load going out each day.
! Mrs G. L. Fenters returned home
!; Sunday from st. Andrews, where she
-, has been for the past few weeks.
She, of course, brought George, Jr.,
with her He is bright healthy little
fellow and Mr.. and Mrs. Fenters's
many friends are hearty in their con-
ordinations.
We see many strange faces upon
our streets these days. People from
various localities seeking rest, health
and quietude; others seeking pros
pective home upon the shores of our
beautiful little bay. Many return to
their homes promising to return again,
others remain to enjoy permanently a
home among us.
A beautiful little party was given
Thursday afternoon at 1.-THE Palms
by Mrs. Eta E. Mathews, to the mem
bers of the American Woman S
League. The broad, spacious balcony
leading from the second floor was ar
tistically arranged and beautified for
the company by potted plants and a
profusDn of cut flowers placed about
on dainty little stands, and with the
usual easy chairs and coy corners
piled high with soft and tempting sofa
pillows, the bowery like appearance
was one to be appreciated by all lovers
of the beautiful. Progressive League
was played, and the prize two-pound
box of delicious Lowney's, was won
by draw, by Mrs. Margie Mckenzie.
Those favored to enjoy the afternoon
were Mesdames Julia Mckenzie, Mar
gle Mckenzie, Elizabeth Barr, Belle
Booth Linda Chandlee, Ollie Williams
Alice Powers, Mary Chandlee and the
hostess, Elite Mathews. Those present
r,apresenting the home membership
those from out of town not being able
to attend.
There is much interest manifest il
the League work. The ladies appre
ciate their need of a chapter house
and are bending all their energies t.
the procuring of the same. They
hope to have the required number oi
paid up members by the 10th of May
to entitle them to delegate to the
convention at University City, Mo-, tt
be held there in May. They also ex
pect to very soon be prepared to make
a final application for chapter house
which we all feel they have Justly
earned and which will be the pride o
the whole town when constructed.
After the completion of the game ar
informal business meeting was held
when dainty and delicious refresh
ments were served. Adjournment wa:
then in order. A courteous invitation
extended by Mrs. Powers to NEE
with her at the next regular meeting
was cordially accepted. The guests de
J parted pronouncing Mrs. Mathew
simply grand as hostess.
) The Sunday excursions are beir
well patronized, all seeming to EMO!