The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-12
TALLAHASSEE.

T tallahassee, Oct 11-Miss Susie
AcGTim has returned from visit to
Jacksonville, where she was the guest
OF. relatives. Miss McGriff's wedding
SOrMr. Robert MiclzIer of this city will
De one of the important society events
The latter part of this month.
e.Mrs. j.. Q. Edmondson has returned
90 her home in this city after spending
some time very pleasantly In the
NORTH
Eldrs. w. l.. Moor has returned from
40 extended trip 20 the mountains of
Nnfth Carolina Mrs. Moor is much
amnroy I'd by her visit
FRAN Moor. the youngest son of DR..
and Mrs. W L. Moor, has entered the
Georgia chronological School and his
Gnany friends here are following him
with best wishes.
t4Miss Mabel Yon of this city, will
Mpend the winter In Pensacola with
her sister, Mrs. Max de LaRua.
IS Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Davet have
@etprned from their summer vacation
Mrip which was spent in New York
And Virginia. Enroute home they
stop "a over in Washington, D. c..
vvhe-e on last Sunday Rev. Mr.. Davet
Nhelc he service in an Episcopal church
of that city
Ms. Mark Miller Is at home from
"a pleasant trip to Montgomery. Ala,
swh she visited relatives.
Sallie Blake, who has a host
o. allCs in Tallahassee and through
% his section, has returned from
ser pleasant summer vacation spen1
81 isginia, and Massachusetts.
NJ ". NJ. Bevis has returned
hon f-5m visit of two weeks to her
form er home. Lakeland.
Hon. Geo. w. Walker, state attorney,
was among the prominent visitors in
Ahe city this week.
1 Ta1la-hasseans will be interested in
abe announcement that Col Nat R.
Walker of Crawfordville intends soon
10 take up his residence in this city.
The Presbyterian congregation will
brave tomorrow their former pastor,
Rey. s s. McCarty, to conduct the
services for them. A large attendance
is expected, as DR.. McCarty was much
beloved by his people while here.
Fred H. Doty, Mrs. R. H. Van Lew
and Mrs. s. B. Wright of Batavia, Ill,
are spending several days at the Leon
aotel, and expect to spend the winter
IN Florida.
W r. Canova of Lake City, and H
e. Carr and z. r. Hodges of Panama
City, were among the business visit
ors at the capital this week.
ne board Of stewards of Trinity
- odist church at their meeting on
II day night appointed committees
IL canvass the town and secure homes
Cor preachers and delegates attending
Hhe Florida annual conference which
Nill meet in Tallahass on December
Nth Those appointed on the commit
zee were O. C. Van Brunt. j. G. Col
atns, 3. NJ. Gates, T. B. Byrd G w.
Saxon, J. w. Collins, c. L. MizeH.
~. 7. Nicholson and W. Z. Van Brunt
Rev T. J. Nixon, pastor of Trinity
n
would be about two hundred visitors
20 entertain. Tallahassee people are
Noted for their old time hospitality,
and it is believed that the committee
will not experience much trouble in
4ecuring homes for these visitors.
ssTaor some time the choir of Trinity
Methodist church have felt the need of
A. larger and better organ. 1t appears
Hpw that their plans for securing such
an organ has been crystalZed. DR.. w.
IL Van Brunt, who is one of the en-
Ehusiastic members of the choir, ap-
Beared before the board of stewards
at their Tuesday nights meeting and
os1tlined their plans, and stated that he
FELT no apprehension that their plans
would not carry. and they believed
Htiey would be able to place the organ
d the church within the next few
months He stated that the organ
TAey contemplated DuyIl "CuIu Cost
about $4,000, and will be built espe-
caally for Trinity church.
ssMiss Agnes Williamson, stenographer
81 the private secretary of the gov
sssnor. is away for a short time visiting
sSends in Lake City and other parts
or the state During her absence 3.
r. Willis is filing her position in the
Rovernors office.
Judge and Mrs. R. Don Mcleod of
4sray for,dv1lle were in the city for two
OF three days this week. Judge Nc
Iseod is county judge of Wakulla coun-
- and was formerly a prominent citi-
EAn of Tallahassee He was the found
er of the newspaper known as the Tai
uahassean which he run for several
vars. and is we'll remembered in the
Capital City and has many friends
mere who are always glad to greet
him.
@Charle Ferrell a prosperous farmer
nn waklLIla. county, was in Tallahassee
On business this week.
MR. w Ashmore of Ben Haden, tax
assessor for Wakulla county. was
nron1inent business visitor here Wed
resday.
|FIon. Nat r. Walker Of Crawfordville,
AKas a visitor to the capital the first
s3AH-t of the week. and the correspond
Art of this paper enjoyed very much
hearing Col. Nat relate his rernints
csnces and especially that part of them
sKlating to the time when he was read
emg clerk in the national congress in
Washington and a law student at the
Georgetown University.
miss Brown of Baltimore, has ac-
cepted a position as mtlliner at Miss
Eirard's millinery store.
IA. J. Legg OF Philadelphia was
aere ealing on the trade this week
ar T. Trica a Dron1ineut turpeatiue