The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20
TALLAHASSEE.

Tallahassee, Oct. Height automo-
bnes conveyed a congenial party of
prominent Tallahasseeans to Thomas
vile on Tuesday of this week to take
in the Buffalo Bill shows. Col. Frank
Winthrop's car carried Col. and Mrs.
Frank Winthrop and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brown; in Mr.. Hardees car
were Mrs. Blanton, Miss Susie Nc
Griff. Miss Damon, Newton Maybry
and Fred Hardee; In Mr.. Quarter
mans car were Mr.. Quarterman, Earl
Proctor and the Misses Williamson;
Mr.. Geo. w. Saxon's car carried Mr..
and Mrs. Saxon, Mrs. e. G. Chesley,
Mrs DR.. H. q. Palmer. Miss Idella
Holloway and Miss Helen Saxon; Mr..
and Mrs. Harry L. Bethel and party
in Mr.. Bethers car; Mr.. and Mrs. s.
u. Run and party in Mr. Rufus car;
Miles H Johnson, Jr., r. G. Long, Guy
Haynes and Mr.. Pelot were guests of
Mr.. johnson in his car. DR.. G. NJ.
Ausley. Fred Pierson, Perez McDougal
and Walter L. McGriff formed the
party In DR.. Ausley's auto. The roads
were found to be In rather bad condi-
ton and most of the party returned in
the evening by the way Of Cairo, Ga.
Though somewhat delayed in the re-
return the day was reported to be
very pleasant one.
Miss Rosa Yawn and Miss Arabelle
Hopkins, two Of Tallahassee's very
popular young ladies. were weekend
visitors home the first Of the week
from their respective schools.
Miss Grace Brownield, Of Bastow,
who has been the guest for the sum-
mer OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. A Gray on
North Monroe street, returned home
Friday Of this week. Miss Brownf1eld
spent q very pleasant summer at the
Capital City while her parents were
hunting moose in northern Canada.
The Woman's Missionary Society
Of Trinity church enjoyed their liter
airy meeting, which they hold monthly,
on Thursday afternoon OF this week.
being the guests for the evening of
Mrs. William Child on College avenue.
On next Tuesday evening, October
22nd. the annual reception to the
faculty of the Florida State College
for Women viii take place at the coll
lege. This is an annual event of much
importance to the college and their
guests are sure Of delightful occa-
sion.
Hon. W. A. McRae went to Thomas
vile Tuesday to return with Mrs. Nc
Rae and the children who have been
the guests of Mrs. McRae's mother for
the past few weeks.
Rev. J. H Davet, rector OF Saint
Johns Episcopal church OF this city,
has returned from his vacation spent
in New York state. Mrs. Davet Joined
him there after a pleasant visit to
relatives In England In the early sum-
mer. and returned homo with the
rector.
A society event of much interest to
occur soon will be the wedding of Miss
Clifton Byrd to DR.. w. g. Van Brunt,
both OF this city. These young people
are Of Tallahassee's Oldest and most
prominent families and no more popu-
lar couple reside in the Capital City
than they.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Lott. Of Quincy. with
her little daughter, has been the guest
of Col. and Mrs. John L. Medley for
the past few days at their home on
North Monroe street.
Mrs. A. G. Maxwell, who, with her
mother. Mrs. Butler, resided In this
city several years ago, have returned
to Tallahassee from Jacksonville,
where they have been living recently,
and will mako their future home in
Tallahassee. which will be pleasant
news to their host of friends here.
Masters Charles and James Knott,
little sons Of Comptroller w. "
Knott have returned from their gum
mer vacation in North Carolina, both
much improved in health.
Mrs. J. r. Pruitt, wife of Rev. j. B.
Pruitt. formerly pastor of the First
Baptist church of this city, has re-
turned after an absence OF year
spent in the north for her health.
Mrs. Pruitt left many friends in Tall
Iahasse who were anxious for her res
toration to health and will be more
than glad to learn she is able to re-
turn home very much improved.
Miss Bessie Herring has returned
homo from several months stay in
Live Oak She Is temporarily mem
Der of the clerical force in the comp
trclier's ONCE at the capitol.
After an enjoyable trip 20 Pensa-
cola to visit relatives Mrs. David Ellis
f. again at home.
Hon w. A. Rawls, Of Pensacola.
after q visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Dexter M. Lowry, Of this city. left for
Baltimore and other northern points
before returning to Pensacola.