The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-08

W here they had the usual surf bath
and required picnic supper.
Another bay party was given by
Capt. and Mrs. August Mohr. on the
tug, Lottie, this same Sunday, May
25th. The latter excursion was given
in honor OF Mrs. Trump and Miss Love,
who are visiting Mrs. Griggs. All the
guests were delighted with the de-
licious ices and cakes which added
much to the pleasure of the party.
Monday, May 26th, Mrs. J. F. c.
Griggs entertained in honor of her
guests, Mrs. Trump and Miss Love,
both of Quincy, FLA There We're six
tables; the game was Five Hundred"
The highest score at each table won
fan, while the visitors prizes were also
dainty fans.
On Saturday Mrs Richard Porter
gave bay party on their launch, for
Mrs. Trump. AS the weather was de-
lightful, the trip proved in every way
one of pleasure and amusement.
On Wednesday, May 10th, Mrs. Nor
ris gave a card party in honor Of Mrs.
J. E. Graves who is leaving Apa-
lachicola to Join her husband, now in
business at Hampton Springs. Fla.
Mrs. J. w. Hodges entertained at
her home on the beach, Saturday, May
22nd Mrs. j. F.. Graves, the sister Of
the hostess, was the guest of honor.
Mrs. Graves was formerly Miss Par
lin Of Apalachicola; and the removal OF
her family to Hampton Springs, where
her husband has gone into business,
is source of regret to her many
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hinsey, assisted
by Miss Lillian, gave a party on
Thursday evening May Goth, in honor
OF their nephew and guest, Mr.. Roy
Jones' of Mobile, who left for his home
May 31st There were thirty Of the
younger set present and the entertain
ment was a huge success.
On Wednesday morning al o'clock,
the fire alarm was sounded. The blaze
was soon located on Mr.. VIM. NeePs
place. His barns were entirely de-
stroyed; but owing to the courage of
our citizens, all his horses and cows
were saved. On the way to the fire Mr..
w. F!ateur and Mr.. Price capsized
their motor car. It seems "the Ford"
was going at clipping gait when Mr..
Fateur turned or tried to turn a sharp
corner. Though he made a complete
ca psize, there was no fire; and after a
day or so of rest, both gentlemen are
again around. 1t was a narrow escape,
and the lack of ignition speaks well
for the Ford car.
Thursday, May 29th, Mrs. Alexander
and Miss Kimball gave a Five Hundred
party. Forty ladies were present. The
decorations were hot-house, ferns and
new flowers The ices were served in
the forms Of lilies and chrysanthemums.
Among the visiting ladies who were
present, were Mrs Trump, of Quincy.
Miss Love, of Quincy, Mrs Grady, of
Savannah, and Mrs. Banks of Bruins |
wick.
Friday, May 30th, Mrs. Frank Vim
cent gave a small card party in honor |
of Mrs. Trump. Twelve ladies were |
present and the game was Five Hun |
dred.
That same afternoon Miss Genevieve |
Pierce gave a toilet-article shower in
honor of Miss Dena Marler, whose
coming marriage with Mr.. George Will
helm is to be contaminated June 4th. |
Miss Dena is the oldest daughter of
DR.. Marler, the veteran dentist Of our
city.
Mrs. J. E. Graves and their children
left Tuesday, May eth, for Hampton |
Graves, where they will join Mr.. |
Graves, now connected with a LUMBER |
company there.
DR.. Canter, OF Chattahoochee, was in |
our city May 26th and 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griggs chaperoned quite !
a party to- Port st. Joe Sunday, May |
31st. The party was arranged for their |
guests Mrs. Trump and Miss Love.
Mrs. ]. w. Sapp and children visited /
their sister, Miss Patton, during the |
last week in May. I
Miss Trump and Miss Love returned !
to Quincy Monday, June 1st.