The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-07-12
JULY PROMISES TO BE GAY
MONTH IN APALACHICOL6
specIsl to The JournaI.

Apalachico July 11.-Mrs. Megin-
mis- signalized the last of June by
giving a very pretty whist party for
Miss Isabelle Ganum Of Atlanta, who is
visiting Mrs. Buzzett. There were five
tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Buzzett gave a
very pretty party on July 18th in honor
Of their sister, Miss Isabelle Ganum.
The entertainment took the form of a
patriotic party, and in every imagin-
able way Independence Day was sug-
gested. The drawing room and hall
were decorated in flags and the favors
took the form of American eagles
perched upon fire crackers. Altogether
the evening was one of the most
charming events of the past season.
Miss Ganum has been the recipient of
quite a number of courtesies during
her visit in Apala chicola.
On Wednesday, July 5th, Mr.. Jesse
Wilhelm. cashier of the American Ex-
change Bank, gave a bay party for
Miss Marion Wakefield. A party of
forty men and twenty five women were
invited. The picniCkers left upon the
yacht Empress at about 9 o'clock. They
landed on st. Georges Island for din
ner and returned by moonlight at about
10 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. John Walce-
field We're the chaperones.
On Friday, July 7th, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss May Moore and Mr.. Frank White
sides. whose betrothed this entertain
ment was given to announce. Miss
Moore is one Of ApalachiCola's favorite
daughters, being both clever and
charming. She holds the chair of Eng
fish and history in the Chapman high
school. while Mr.. Whitesides runs the
ice plant in Apalachicola. His father
and himself own the entire company.
Under these conditions naturally the
cOngratulatiOn We're many and mu-
tual. The entertainment was called a
good luck party and the game was five
hundred
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. league and
daughter left via river steamer for
North Carolina. They intend to make
the trip from Chattahoochee by auto
mobile but their car broke down be
tween ChattahoOchee River Junction
and Quincy. Mr.. league returned with
the car The rest Of the party pro-
ceeded by rail.
Miss Grace Spencer is visiting Miss
Flataeur.
Miss Isabelle Ganum is the guest of
Mrs. William Buzzett.
Miss Mura, Of Atlanta, is visiting
Madame Murat.
Mr.. J. T. Woo5 Of Thomasville, Ga,
died here on Wednesday, July 5th.
He had been in the city several days
and had not appeared very well. As
he was an Elk in good standing, as
we'll as a guest of his hotel. the Frank
lin. Mr. c. H. Montgomery and Mr..
s. Hoffman did everything that was in
their power for this stranger within
their gates" After his sudden death
the local Flks took charge and Mr..
los. Nessina left Thursday for Thorn
asyflIe with the body. The deceas ed
has a wife and children. When one
remarks the care that was ministered
10 this lonely stranger it makes a citi-
zen Of Analachicola proud Of the big
hearts Of his fellow citizens. Though
nothing was known of this guest, be
caflsa he was a guest. first Of the hotel.
next Of the city. and last but not least
3 member in good standing Of the Elks,
everything thae could be done was &C
c0mplished for him. Apalachicola and
the Hotel Franklin are fortunate in
having the services Of Mr.. G. II. Mont
gomerv to take charge Of the hotel
Mr.. P F. BuTdine, representing the
ci+v council. and Mr.. A. s. Nohr and
Hon. J. G. Ruge. representing the
r7anufa curing business, left Saturday,
July sth. to Join Mr.. L. J. Henderson
for the Board Of Trade. Mr.. Comforter
for the Pilot Association. and others
from Georgia and Alabama in Wash
f---0n There they will 20 before the
rivers and harhors committee in behalf
Of dea-er water for our bay.
Mr.. H A Terrell is back in Apa-
lachicola. 1t IS but a visit that he is
making. but his friends wish that he
would locate here.