The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-07
SNEADs.

sIneads, Jan. s.-Miss Lille Lanier.
who spent the holidays at home re-
turned to Hosford, Fla, last Sunday.
Miss Daisy Evans left last Monday
for Westville.
Miss Lulu Grimm has returned to
Live Oak, where she is teaching
school.
Miss Daisy Lanier. who is teaching
school at Apalachicoia. IS spending the
holidays at home
Miss cleo WocsSridge entertained
her friends on Wednesday evening of
last week. Quite crowd participated
in the affair. The amusements being
music and various games. Among
those present were: Misses Daisy and
Lille Lanier, Ola Goff, Daisy Evans,
Pearl Kennedy, Grace King, Mamie
Fielder, Rosa Belle Boone, Tommie
Terrell, Miss Nellie Williams, Of De-
Funial<, Messrs. John Hunter, Max
Skexnenberg, George Stone, Andrew
Young. Hugh woodbridge, Thee Os-
teSn, W. n. Meeks, C. r. Jenkins, Jr.,
and Or. J. 8. King. Delicious refresh
naea7ts were served.
Miss Nellie williams. of DeFuniak
Springs visited Miss Pearl Kennedy,
during the holidays.
MIR. Grady Fullmer Of Mariana, Wis
ted home folks last week.
Mr.. L II. King was in the city v1s-
; iting his brother, Prof. c. B. King,
this week.
Mrs. Lee Picket of CarrabeIle. is Wis
fling her mother. Mrs. w. J. Grimm.
One OF the jolliest occasions during
the holidays was the party given at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Ferreli,
on Friday evening OF last week. Pro-
gresSive Heart Dice was played dur
ing the evening. Miss Nellie Williams
and Mr.. G. z. Stone winning the
prizes. Those present were, Misses.
Glen Woodbridge, Daisy and Lille La
nier. Matte Van. Annie Stone. Grace
King. Mamie Fielder, Pearl Kennedy,
Maggie Pope. Alice Burke. Viola
Stelnenberg, Daisy Evans. Nellie will
lianis. Mrs. ]. e. Doughtie. Messrs.
Willie Evans. Max Sternenberg, Hugh
Woodbridge. John Hunter, George
Stone. c. r jenkins, Jr., L. A. Nc
Daniel, ". r. Creighton, Treo Asteen.
W. H. Meeks, ]. e. Doughtie Albert
Logan and s. S, Norton, of Congress.
After the game Of Heart Dice, all were
invited in the dining room where de-
licicsus refreshments were served.
DR.. J.. S. King, who is attending the
Atlanta Dental College, spent the holt
days at home.
Miss Edith Grimm left Monday fol
Graceville, where she resumes hel
duties as teacher in the Gracevihs
high school.
Miss Cleo woodbridge, who is teach
ing school at Kissimmee, Fla, spent
the holidays at home.
One of the most enjoyable occasions
given during the past week, was the
party given by DR.. and Mrs. 7. II
Hudgens. Hot chocolate was served
throughout the evening. One of thu
gauIes OF the evening was a drawing
and guessing contest. Miss Annie
Stone and Mr.. Hugh Woodbridge win
ming the prizes. After the games q
delicious salad course and fruit wa.
ervssd. Those present were, Misses
dairy and Lille Lanier. Cleo Wool.
bridge, Annie Stone, Mamie Fielder
Grace King. Della and Willie Pender
Tonaui8 Terrell, Rosa Belle and Ar.
wood Boone. Maggie Pope, and Miss
Beyis OF Bascom, Mrs. P. B. Wilson
J ". Wilson, ]. e. Doughtie. J. D
Terrell. and Messrs. Hugh woodbridge
L. A. Mcdaniel. Willie Evans, Andrew
Young, ". F. Creighton, Shade Stone
Theo Osteen. W. H. Meeks. c. R
Jenkins. Jr.. George Stone, John Hun.
ter. Max Sterenberg. J. S. King. ]. z
Doughtie. J. D. Terrell. Jas. N. Wilson
Jr.. and DR.. P. B. Wilson
The Shoe party given by the ladies
Of the Methodist church proved to b.
quite q success. The most enjoyabl,
features OF this occasion was a reel
tatlon given by Mrs. T. II. Hudgens
Misses Della Fender, Willie Pendel
and Alice Mcdaniel attended tn,
Teachers Association at Jacksonvill
last week.