The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-25
MARIANA.

Mariana, May 24.-Thaddeus Hents
spent Sunday in Chipley.
/ w. w. White, of Tallahassee, spen
Sunday in the city.
DR.. Harris, of Cypress, was in towr
Mr.. and Mrs. O. 0. Fisher went tt
Malone, Monday.
Mr.. Payne, of Panama City, vtsite
| in the city Sunday.
Henry Peters, of Chipley. was il
| town Sunday afternoon.
! E. f. Coxwell. of Blountstown, was
IN the city Saturday
Paul Carter went to Blountstown on
| business last Friday.
VIII and Jim Grant, of Graceville
were in town last Thursday.
Thos. f Walker transacted business
| at Blountstown last Friday.
JAS T. Williams, of Graceviile, trans
| acted business here last week.
| o. O. Fisher went to Campbe elton
yesterday, where ne sold Lee Roy
Daniel g. new Ford auto.
| Carlos Atkinson, l.. A Ball and Gar
| land Stokes, of Greenville, were in
| the city yesterday.
Messrs. Chas. E Moore and A. +.
| Harreu spent the first of this week in
| Georgia and Alabama.
| Jno.. T. Dek.e, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ NJ. l.. DekIe, is very low, and is not ex-
pected to live.
Walker Gamer returned Sunday from
| Chipley, where he has been for the
| past week recuperating.
Judge Leath and Marshal Barbee. of
Blountstown. were in town for a short
| while last Friday.
Miss Pattie Knapp. of Greenwood,
spent first of the week in the city, the
guest of her sister. Mrs James Lewis.
John Meigs, prominent naval stores
operator of Liberty county, was a
nj -isif tr ha 1jf SrTy1 low
A party of pleasure seekers eft
Wednesday morning for visit to APP
afachicola, going by boat.
Messrs. J. D. Terrell and Ed. Neel
spent Sunday in Sneads.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Singietary and
Miss Eff1e Forester. of Grand Ridge.
We're the delightful guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Conely Thursday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. q. W. Speed left We'd
nesday for a few weeks stay in Pen
sa cola.
Several couples enjoyed a most de-
lightful moon light drive to Blue
Springs on Monday evening; the drive
was a pretty compliment to Miss Susie
Gum, of Cuthbert, who is the charm
ing guest of Mrs. Annie Estes.
The Thursday bridge met at the hos
pitab1e home of Mrs. w. e. b Smith on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs Attaway
McKfnnon won first prize. a, sofa pill
low, and Mrs. VIII Doughtie cut the
consolation. an embroidered collar
After the games delicious sandwiches
and tea were served.
DR. R L. Miller and Edwin Blow, Of
Gracevi1le. were in the city Sunday.
Misses Margaret Williams and Mar
tina Conely. accompanied by Mr.. Lar
rick, spent Wednesday in Greenwood,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Dick
enson.
Mr.. w J. Williams. of Gracevflle,
was in the city Wednesday.
Among the party who left for Apa-
lachicola, were Mrs Moses Guyton, Jr,
and son, Mrs. w. H. Bobbett and
daughter. Miss Ethel, and Miss Mar
garet Belle Milton.
The Orpheus club met with Mrs. A.
G. Moore Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy McRae, of Chipley, is Wis
iting Mrs. Kelly on Breezy Heights.
Prof. c. A. Landrum, of Sneads, was
in the city Friday.
Miss Beardsley, who has been teach
ing in the Jackson County High school,
returned to her home in DeFuniak,
Friday.
Mrs. Annie Cooper Cannon. Of Green
wood, has been the attractive guest of
Miss Maggie Iiddon for few days.
Mrs. Marlin G. Brock OF Blounts-
town, visited in the city Saturday and
Sunday, the guest Of relatives.
One OF the lowe,iest affairs of the
Mrs. D. A McKinnon entertained. and
was a pretty compliment to Mrs Mike |
McCrary, a recent spring bride.
Mrs. D. l.. McKinnon, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Francis |
Wilson in Pensacola, returned home |
Monday.
Mr.. Bill FTfghtower spent a pleasant |
Gay in Cottonda Sunday.
Mrs. A. G.. Moore entertained the |
Tuesday bridge on Saturday afternoon,
at her home in West End. At the close |
OF several delightful games, it was |
found that Mrs. D. P. Daniel held high |
est score and was awarded a pair of
blue embroidered hose. Dainty refresh /
ments, consisting of sandwiches, ice (
tea, sailed nuts, cakes and minis were /
served
A delightful meeting of the rock |
club was held on Friday at the home |
of Mrs Lucian Watson. Mrs. John |
Horn secured the prize. a hand painted |
vase Mrs. Watson served her guests /
a delightful salad, followed by a sweet |
course.
Mrs. D. A. Icdnnon entertained the /
of the Tuesday bridge on the /
lawn at her attractive home in East +
Mariana Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Attaway McKinnon won the prize, a t
deck Of cards. Delicious refreshments
were served during the afternoon.
Mrs. n. A. Baltzell entertained de-
lightfully Wednesday afternoon at her /
home on Main street, in compliment /
to Mrs. Paul Carter. The very attrac-
tive home was a veritable scene of
oveliness-bright spring blossoms and /
handsome ferns adorned all the rooms.
lending a pretty touch of color to the
affair. A wreath of oleander formed
the decorations in the parlor. and here,
Mrs. Baltzell received her guests most
extending TO all a cordial
welcome. She was assisted in receiv
ing by Mrs. Paul Carter, Mrs. Attaway
McKinnon, Mrs j. w. Russ and Miss
Margaret Phillips.