The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-18
MARIANA.

Mariana, May 1.-THE meeting o
the auction bridge club this week ha
been postponed
The Orpheus music club will NEE
next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Mrs. George NJ. Roberts, who hal
been the guest of Mrs. Anderson
Bowles. left this week for her home il
Washing ton.
Mr.. S. v. Wall, of Greenwood. wa
transacttng business IN the city Tues
day.
Messrs. Kirkland, TindaIe and VII
liams, Of Graceville passed through the
city Wednesday en- route to ITALIA
| hassee.
Mrs. w. H Bobbitt, of Humboldt
Tenn, is the guest of her daughter
| Miss Ethel Bobbitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Smith left Wed
resday morning for Thomasville, Ga
| where they will be Joined by Mrs. Fred
| Smith and they viii! make a pleasant
party enjoying a trip to Tampa
| Mrs. T. r. Holiday, Mrs. Leo Head
| or Cottondale, and Mrs. Henry Moore
| OF Culverton, were shopping in the city
| Tuesday.
Mrs. Harmon Marshall Taylor, and
| Master Harmon Marshall Taylor Jr,
| of Jacksonville, arrived in the city
| Wednesday to be the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs M. L. Dekle, Sr.
Mrs. R. L. Moore and Mrs. Angus
McKinnon have returned home from
Live Oak, where they went as dele
gates to the u. D. c. Convention.
Mrs. Jerry Slade, Columbus. Ga. is
| the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Theo.
West.
DR.. Wilmer Box, Of GraceviIle, spent
Tuesday in the city.
Miss Birdie Lead!ey, Mrs. e. E.
Stephens and children. Mrs. H. P
Treadwe1 and son, Mercer, left Wed
nesday for short visit to Wauchula.
Miss Annie Dickinson. Of Green
wood, passed through the city Monday
on her way home from Live Oak, where
she attended the u. d. c. Convention.
Mrs. D. L. McKinnon is spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Wilson, in Pensacola
Mrs. Henry Moore passed through
the city Wednesday morning in her car
en- route to her home in Georgia.
Mrs. J. G. Phillips and children are
visiting friends and relatives at
Gainesville.
Mr. r, NJ Holiday. of cottondale,
was among business visitors to the city
yesterday.
Mr. ]. f. Wall. cashier Of the Cot
tondale State bank, was a business
visitor to the city Monday.
Messrs. J. W. Hinson and Clyde Fe.-
lows, of Cottondale, were among prom
inent visitors to the city Tuesday.
Mr.. J. H. Fears, cashier of the Cen
trail State Bank Of CampbelIton, was
among prominent visitors to the city
Wednesday.
The Methodist Sunday school picnic
which was to have been given next
Tuesday, has been postponed and the
date will be announced later.
J. Ed Stokes. who has been editing
the County Record at Blountstown the |
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Brooks, Of Pen |
sacola, and children, Esther Mae, |
Boyce, Myrlin and Dean, spent Sunday |
with Mr.. Brooks's parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. w. w Brooks, in South Mariana. |
visitors to the city Tuesday. The Judge |
and Mrs. Porter expect to leave within |
a few days for their old home in |
Pennsylvania, where they will spend |
the summer.
The members Of the Thursday Bridge |
club were most charmingIy entertained |
this week by Miss Maude Pittman. |
The game tables were placed in the |
spaciouS rarlor, which was attra ctively |
de grated with pink roses and Easter |
lilies.
J. D. Farrior left Tuesday for a trip |
TO Tampa.
Senator G. L. Wilson is at home
after a business trip to Pensacola
Friends of John T. DeIlle regret to I
know that he continues quite i'll
Grove. was visitor to the city yes
terday.
S. v. Wall, Jr., of Greenwood, was
among visitors to the city Tuesday.
Representative w. H. Beauchanp
was over from Tallahassee yesterday.
Messrs. J. B. and John Justiss, of
Dellwood, We're In the city Monday.
Mr.. John Messer of De:lwood, was
among visitors to the city Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Pledger are the
rTy6 rnT1tE nf n NV RI TY0
Sunday.
One Of the brilliant events Of the
week was Mrs. n. A. Ra1tzell's after
noon tea given on Wednesday. Mrs.
Paul Carter being the charming hon
oree. The affair was originally planned
as garden party, but owing to the
of the weather, the guests
were invited in the house. The house
Itself resembled an indoor garden with
It's wealth of cut flowers placed in
ove1y women clad in dainty summer
gowns and flower decked hats. Through
he long French windows one could
latch glimpse of the green lawn
outside and an occasional CLINT Of sun
shine on the trees The guests ar
lived between showers, the rain SEEM
ng to add an informality to the affair
which on rare and happy occasions one
lnds at a gathering Of this kind.
The members of the literary circle
net on IueS0ay afternoon Win MIS-.
Virginia Liddon. most interesting
fternoon was spent in readings and
discussions. At a late hour delicious
efreshments We're served
Miss Fife Padgett, fourteen year-old
laughter Of Mr.. e. NJ. Padgett, died at
Ter home six miles southwest Of town
sunday night, after an Illness Of only |
few hours. Everything that loving
lands end skilled physicians could do
vas done, but to no avail. The re-
mains were tenderly laid to rest in the
emi1y burial grounds Monday after
Ioon.
This week the examinations and
exercises are marking
he close of the 1928 scholastic year
f the Jackson County High school, :
nd from all reports and showings
'rof. Riley and his corps Of assistants
re to be congratulated upon having
o successfully conducted school for .
he two terms. and that they have had :