The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-30
TALLAHASSEE.


TalIahassee. Nov, 2s.--1rrs. b. d.
fudge of Cambridge Is spending two
or three days at the governors mani
sion as the guest OF her niece Mrs.
TrammeII. She is accompanied by her
friend, Miss Allen from Hot Springs,
Ark.
Cards are out to Invited guests to
the marriage OF Miss Annie Duvad to
Mr.. Ernest Hancock on Wednesday
December 10th, the ceremony to take
place IN the First Baptist Church. Miss
Duval is one OF Tallahassee's most
friends here who viii u1ingle their
/ congratulations and best wishes with
the sound OF the wedding bells. Mr..
Hancock 10 a very popular young n1aIn
whose home 10 also in this city.
Mrs Allen McCaskin the aged
mother of P. A. McCaskill died at the
McCasltll home o. few miles north OF
the city last Saturday. She was q
native Of South Carolina but had lived
here with her SON for several years
Her body was taken back to south
Carolina. for interment
Governor TrammeM and Engineer
Fred Elliot were called to Washington
on state business the first Of the week
and were absent in the national CAPT.
tai on Thanksgiving
Son w. Y. Knott made short trip
TO the state prison farm Thursday
and Friday, on business for the state.
Col F. r. Mccormack, OF Live Oak,
publisher OF the Suwannee Democrat
ns well as a leading insurance man or
the state was in the city on BUSINESS
ct the Capital Tuesday.
The Lilies Bridge Club had most
enjoyable meeting on last Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. d. Chittenden on Park avenue
Hon. r. r. Tonlin, state convict
inspector was in the city for a few
days the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Quarterman and
children Alex and Phoebe spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Quincy.
Miss Della May Marshall, OF Lake.
land arrived Saturday for a visit to
Misses Edith and Carrine Finley. at
their home in College Park. Miss
Marshall will be one OF the attendants
ut the marriage Of Miss Carrine Finley,
and Mr.. q. D. Patterson on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. william Harper Davidson. Of
Quincy was the charming honor guest
at a pretty auction party given on
Saturday morning by Mrs. i. EEugene
Perkins at her home on. North Cali
AAun street
The Tallahassee Literary Club had
q delightful meeting on Monday a1ter-
noon at the home of Mrs. James Ball
ON North Monroe street.
The marriage of Miss Ida Carrine1
Finley, the youngest daughter Of Mr..
TO- IA. Finley Of this city to Mr.. e. ID.
Patterson, OF Graceville, will be a
Brilliant event at Trinity Church in
&h1s city on the evening OF December
third
Mr.. and Mrs William X McClarin,
who have been the guests of Mrs.
AfcCIarin's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. s.
Herring for the past few weeks have
returned to their home I'm Nashville
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cherry, their
daughter and son. Ernest. We're the
guests Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Afford and Miss Nina Afford They
were enroute to their home In Norfolk,
We. from Pensacola
Miss Claudia McRae of Melrose. Fla,
1s the charming guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
G. Talbot Whitfield.
DR.. and Mrs. III. q. Palmer, have
gone to New York for a visit of several
mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Miller, of Brew
ton. Ala, spent a few days in the city
this past week as the guests of their
son and daughter lin law. Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Miller on North Calhoun street.
Mrs. $. J. Hilburn, of Palatka- is the
guest OF Col. Finley and the Misses
Finley in College Park. She will re-
main until after the marriage of her
niece, Miss Carrine Finley, to Mr.. E. d.
Patterson, which will be solennized on
Wednesday OF next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson and little
daughter have returned to their home
in this city after pleasant weeks
visit with friends in Miami.
After q visit of several weeks to her
sister Mrs. Park TrammeH. Mrs.
George w. Phillips and little son left
today for Jacksonville and Crescent
city. where they will visit for a short
while prior to returning to their home
Mrs. u. b. Hayman, Of Tampa is the
wuegt OF her father Mr.. c. A. Finley in
College Park.