The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-29
MARIANNA.

Mariana, June 2s.-one of the
pleasant social affairs of last week
| was the bridge at Mrs. w NJ. Stone
entertained on Thursday afternoon.
| There were four tables of players.
After four games Mrs. Stone served
her guests a delicious salad course
with ice tea. Mrs A. G. Moore won
the trophy for highest score.
! The members of the younger social
set were entertained by Mrs. William
Peel at lawn party. on Thurday
afternoon: Miss Lucille Peacock of
guest of Mrs. Peel, being the inspira-
| ton of the delightful occasion
Tables were arranged on the lawn and
the enthusiastic game of rock was
| INDUCED in till late in the afternoon
Delicious cream, punch and waters
were served.
Misses Louise and Chrystel Liddon
left Monday for Gainesville, Ga Miss
Louise will take a six weeks course
in oratory and Miss Chrystel will de-
vote her time to music
Miss Lyle Treadwell returned from
a delightful visit to Miss Gussie Far
rior in Chipley. Sunday.
Misses Estel Moss and Marguerite
Simmons visited MRS. w. c. Box in
Graceville Monday.
Mrs. C. L. Wilson left for Pensacola
Sunday afternoon. Her daughter, Miss
Kathleen, accompanied her as far as
Pensacola, from there she will go to
Biloxi, Miss, to be the guest Of rela-
tives for several weeks.
Mrs. William Hall Millions tea for
Mrs. Thomas w. Fenner of Raleigh,
N. c. The hospitable home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Milton on Main street was
the scene of a beautiful party on Fri
Cay afternoon, when Mrs. Milton COM
with a beautiful five o'clock tea. The
lower floor of the lovely home, had
been transformed into a veritable
bower of evergreens and flowers.
Punch was served in the hall, the
table covered with a handsome Mexi-
can centerpiece. The large punch bowl
was almost hidden by masses of yell
low daisies. Mrs. w. NJ. Stone pre-
sided. In the diningroom the lavish
use of ferns and yellow daisies made
a picture of rare loneliness. Cream
cakes, candy and minis were served.
Assisting Mrs. Milton in receiving and
entertaining her guests We're: Mrs.
Moses Guyton, Jr., Mrs. E. J. Black
shear of Dublin, Ga, Mrs. w. NJ. Stone,
and Misses Hernia Pittman, Lossie
Holden, Lucy Milton and Marguerite
Simmons.
Among the delightful so.ilI clubs
of the city is the Auction Brio ge club,
which holds weekly meetings at the
homes of the various members. MRS.
J. w. Russ entertained the club Tues
West End. Refreshments were placed
on the card table after the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Milton and
family, accompanied by Mrs. T. w.
Fenner, left Sunday for St. Andrews, |
where they will spend the remainder |
of the summer in their attractive cot |
tage at Old town.
Mrs. A. G. Moore and little daugh- |
ter, Chrystel, left Sunday afternoon |
for Culverton, Ga. Mrs. Moore will be
the guest of Mrs. Mary Moore.
Messrs. w. H. and F. A. Beauchamp |
vas in town yesterday.
Hugh Smith Of Dothan, visited in /
the city first of the week.
Mr.. Bevis, of Bascom, was in town
yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. B. V. Gilmore, of
were in town for a short
while Monday morning.
Mrs. w. w. Phillips, Of B1ounts-
town, was in town shopping Monday
J. T. Braswell, of Lovedale, was in
town yesterday.
party of young men, composed of |
A. E. Cayson, D. NJ. Barbee, Arch Bar
pee, Sam Prince and S. r. Fields au-
ICED to Mariana Saturday afternoon. |
The lovely party given Tuesday by
Misses Gussie and Mildred Farrior at
.keir new home on North Sixth street
vas a pretty courtesy to their attrac-
i've visitor, Miss Lyl Tredwell, Of
Mariana. The spacious home was
brilliantly lighted and thrown hospit-
ably open to the guests who came in
eager expectations of a good time
which everyone had.