The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-02-16

TALLAHASSEE.

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Tallahassee. Feb. 15.-Mr. and Mrs.
T. B. Byrd have as their guest this
week Miss Mary Grower, of Jackson
Vile, their very attractive neice Miss
Grower has visited the Capital City
before and has a host OF friends here
Miss Mamie Andrews. who has been
with the P. W. Wilson Company here
for some time has resigned her place
there and goes to the Florida State
College, where she will be matron in
East Hall. There are three matrons
at the college. the other two being
Mrs. Cawthon, Of DeFuniak Springs
and Mrs. B. 2. McLin.
Among the students at the college
who have recently arrived to take ad-
vantage Of the short course in home
economics are Miss Maggie Mahaffey
and Mrs. c. H. Gray Of Gretna, Miss
Cebele Warren. of DeFuniak, and Miss
Flora Stewart, Of Chipley.
Little Blanche Miller, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Miller. has been
quite sick recently.
Mrs. Park TrammelI is expecting
Miss Mary Calhoun as a house guest
at the mansion next week. Miss Cal
houn is the daughter OF Prof. ]. c..
Calhoun, who for many years was on
the faculty Of the Florida State Col
lege and the young lady has a host
OF friends here who will be delighted
with her visit.
The woman's club have postponed
their book shower" until the Goth
inst. It was scheduled for Thursday
afternoon of this week, but inclement
weather prevented its being held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heimberger have had
as their guest this week, Mrs. Heinz
berger's mother, Mrs. w. P. Trap
hagen, of Jacksonville
DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Moore have had
as their guest for the past few weeks,
their daughter, Mrs. W. W. Hughes
and her little children of Forest City,
Ark. Mrs. Hughes visit was a de-
light to her large circle OF friends in
this city. She returned Thursday Of
this week to her home in Arkansas.
Trinity Epworth League which has
q large membership composed Of the
young people Of Tallahassee. met last
night for regular social and business
meeting. They were entertained at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Byrd.
Mr.. n. v. Maund. formerly Of Ma
rianna, but who some months ago de-
cided to make Tallahassee his head
quarters has moved his family to this
city, Mrs. Maund and children arriv-
ing the early part of the week. Mr..
Maund has made some extensive In
vestments IN Tallahassee real estate
and greatly improved 1t.
Theodore Proctor, one Of Tallahes-
sees popular young men, has returned
from Southern college at Sutherland,
Fla. where he has been taking a busi-
ness course.
Miss Georgia Demilly entertained the
Flora Stewart chapter Of the Children
OF the Confederacy yesterday after
noon
Hon. f. NJ. Hudson returned the first
of the week from Miami. where he
went to attend the meeting of the State
Bar Association.
Miss Mary Binford, of Petersburg,
Va, has been q charming visitor to
the Capital City for the past week or
ten days. While here she has been
the guest Of Mrs. George Greenhow
and the Misses Afford.
Prof N NJ. Sally, Of the Florida
State College, has as his guests this
week his father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. @. L. Sally. Of Orangeburg. s. c.
Major ]. C. Wright returned this
week from North Carolina where he
has been to look after business in
terests.
Mrs. s. 2. Ruff returned the first Of
the week from cambridge, Ca, where
she spent a very pleasant visit as the
guest of Mrs. B. D. Fudge. White
there she was the recipient Of many
social attentions.
Manager Harry C. Hervey. Of the
Leon hotel, has had the pleasure OF
entertaining his mother Mrs. Frank y.
Hervey and sister Mrs. L. D. Amsler OF
Mobile, Ala. Little Miss Harriet
Mayor Amsler was also the guest Of
her uncle.
DR.. e. H Sellards, state geologist,
e away on q soil survey OF the phos-
phate sections OF the state. His as
sistant Mr.. Herman Gunter. Is max
Ing q trip through the counties Of
Alachua, Marion. Citrus and Polk col
lecting minerals and fossals for the
state geological department.
Mrs. Edward Conrad entertained
the Tallahassee Literary Society yes
terday afternoon at her home on COL
lege avenue. The subject for discus
sion was "Suffragists'' and very fine
program was enjoyed.