The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-09
TALLAHASSEE.

Tallahassee Fla, April e-Hon- J.
3. Hodges, Of Lake City, IL In the citS.
II is stated that this distinguished
attorney win be q, candidate for the
ONCE OF Attorney General In case Hon
Park Trammeu should enter the race
Cor govexnor af the next election.
Senator end Mrs, J. H Humphrries,
and Hon. and Mrs o. K. Reaves. all
Of Bradentown. are domiciled at the
residence OF Mrs. G. A. Cay.
Hon. 8. A. Robinson, member from
Orange county, Is a brother Of the
late Norman Robinson, one time State
Chemist, and an uncle Of Mrs. Jean
nette Robinson Murphy the noted
lmpressionist.
At the residence Of Mrs. R n.
Gamble, ON College Avenue. Senator
and Mrs s.. J. HiIburn. Of Palatka.
and Hon. and Mrs. Forest Lake. of
Sanford. are pleasantly located Tor the
sesston.
Sen John @ UEngIe. Of Jackson
vine being determined not to be ex-
ned from his family during the next
two months has rented the pretty
home OF Dr.. R A. Shine on North
Calhoun Street d.. and Mrs Shine
wu have rooms at the residence of
the doctorts mother during the ses-
sion
The rressnt session In distinguished
By the presence Of q bridegroom
among It's members. Senator A. u
bride have Just returned from a
honsy trip to various northern cities.
SEN. and Mrs. 2. L. Carney, Mrs.
49, (ok5
are here for the season from Ocala.
Nh. Fleming Mitchell Appleyard.
late Of Washington. D. c.. Is in the
CITY ON q visit 70 his father. Col. T.
J. Appieyard, and Mrs AppIeyard has
also joined her family here for a few
weeks. Her little granddaughter.
Katharine Fitzgerald. Is the guest Of
the little daughters Of Hon J. P. s.
Houston.
Sen. ana hrz Jno. p. Stokes, OF
Pensacola, win BE- with Mrs. R G.
Song. on North Calhoun St. during
the present session
Hon Cromwell Gibbons. of Jackson
vile. one Of the next guberna4ional
candidates, was IN the city at the
opening Of the legislature
J. Il Reese. late editor OF the Miami
Metropolis, and Herbert FeIkel, editor
Of the Pensacola Evening News, are
acting as correspondents to the vari-
Gus daIlies OF the State during the
session.
Frank L. Mayes, editor of the Pen
Eacola Journal. was In the city a few
days this week Mr.. Mayes expects to
return for the meeting Of the Press
Association
Hon Claude LEngIa editor Of Dixie.
was N the capitol for the opening
of the legislature. It Is rumored that
the zone only win return to report
the doing and Mis-doings OF the 1911
session IN the columns Of q daily paper
TO which no strings win be attached.
Mr.. Edward Hopkins. OF Jacksonville,
has accepted q clerical position with
the Seaboard Line Railway. While
here. Mr.. Hopkins win be the guest
Of his cousin. Hon. J. P. 8. Houston.
The first Vesper Service for Women
was held In the new auditorium last
Sunday afternoon The Chautauqua
leaflet was used, and the service was
conducted by Miss. Alice Cranberry,
president Of the z. W. c. A. Rev.
Mr.. Mitchell, pastor Of Trinity Metho-
dist Church, made the opening prayer,
and assisted members OF the z. ". C.
A IN the singing. An interesting ad-
dress on Queen Esther was given by
Dean SaIiey. The only musical number
given was beautiful violin quartette,
exquisitely rendered by Misses Ran
dolph. Saxon. Partridge and Jacobie.