The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-23
TALLAHASSEE.


1o une ladies Of Anna jackson Chapter
~ y. G., and the children of Flora
stewart Chapter and a few friends
LIE decorations were chrysanthe
Tor the occasion. A very interesting
ana appropriate program was rendered
and no rigid forna1ity imposed. The
afternoon was delightfully."- spent. Mrs
t$yars announced a dollar social for
the 18th of February and each lady
present was asked to tell in advance
now she would secure the dollar. Some
very original plans were given.
United States Senator Nathan P.
Bryan was a prominent visitor in the
Capital City this week. Senator Bry-
an did not stay long, having come up
on a business trip.
After very pleasant visit to her
xirick has returned to her home in Ala
banla. Mrs. Kendrick was accompanied
by her little children.
Mrs. H e. Donell, who was one OF
the out of town guests at the wedding
Of Miss May Afford left the first of the
week for Live Oak, where she goes to
visit her brother, Mr.. r. r. McCor-
mack. Mrs. Done1Ps home is Birming-
ham, Ala, but she has many friends
IN Florida, where she spends most of
each winter.
Ensign G w. McNair of the battle
ship Indiana was a week lend guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elmore McNair.
A.
gone to Thomasville for a visit of
several weeks to Mrs. McRae's parents.
Mrs. Arrowsmith and Miss Dykes
have arrived from New York to take
UP their winter residence at the beau-
ttful ArroWsmith place near this city.
Senator Y. L. Watson was among
the prominent visitors in the city dur
ing the week. Senator Watson is
from Quincy and has many friends in
the Capital City.
Tuesday evening Mrs. J. C. Byars
entertained the ladies' of the Lilies
Bridge Club at her home on North
Calhoun street. A delightful evening
Mrs. o. M. Tinis, Rev. ana Mrs. Paul
Fletcher and DR.. p. G. Harren aaItoed
down from Havana Wednesday to
witness the aeroplane fight.
Thursday afternoon of this week
Mrs. Joseph A. Edmondson entertained
at her home on North Monroe street.
The Edmondson home was beautifully
decorated in choice ferns and cut
flowers, exquisite taste being display
cfety folk Of the Capital City were
present and the reception was a social
event greatly enjoyed by those fortu
nate enough to be present Delicious
refreshments We're served
Hon. NJ L. Hinson and T. N. OAR
sy Of Concord, were visitors to the
city Thursday of this week.
Hon. W. j. Matthews, county treas
uTeI OF tA1aCnQa, accompanied Dy MTS.
Matthews. was in the city Thursday
and Friday. While here they were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Gray on
college Heights.
Mrs. Harper Davidson OF Quincy,
and her little son ara guests of Mrs.
Davidson's parents. Hon. and Mrs. w.
n. Sheats.
Mrs. Chas. A Cay is visiting friends
and relatives in Tampa and during her
stay there has been the recipient of
much social attention. Mrs. Cay is
among the most popular ladies of Tall
lahassee and has wide circle of
friends throughout the state.
Hon. John p. Stokes of Pensacola,
was among the prominent visitors here
Thursday of this week. Senator Stokes
has many friends in the Capital City
made during his stay here at three
different sessions Of the legislature.
Miss Blanche Blake has returned
home from her summer vacation and
ID pleasantly located at the resfder e
OF Mrs. A. l.. Bond.
Miss Florence Leigh King, who re-
sided in this city for some time and
practiced her profession as a trained
nurse, was married Tuesday of this
week at her home in Alabama to Mr..
Albert Hopkins. Mrs. Hopkins made
hassee who will be interested in her
marriage and wish her much happi-
ness.
Hon. Fred M. Hudson. Mrs. Hudson
H.
day last for visit to friends and rela-
tives in Miami, their former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Brown of Mont
gomery, Ala, are visiting at the home
OF Mrs. Browns parents, Hon. and
Rev. r.. G.. Newsome of Macon, Ca,
has accepted the call to the pastorate
Of the First Presbyterian church of
this city He will enter upon his pas
Miss Helen paterson of Chaires. was
the guest of Mrs Tom Chaires on Du-
val street several days this week.
Mr.. Green Johnson, one Of the prom
inent young attorneys of the city, has
returned from an out of town trip last
ing several days.
Mrs Cora williams, president OF the
c., f. e A. railway, with Col. Bob Me-
Tier. its secretary. and Mrs McTfer.
and also other officials of the road,
were at the Leon hotel several days
this week. Their trip here was to at
tend meeting of the officials of the
read to transact important business
concerning property interests in this
section.
Governor TramInell returned Thurs
day from three days trip to attend
the big waterways conventbn in Pa
1aflxa and Jacksonville and the county
fair at Live Oak He attended the
three conventions, made speeches at
each, and. Is back at his desk after only
three days absence.
The death or Judge 3. II. Whftner or
Sanford was sad news to his many
friends in Tallahassee. He was well
known here and had many friends Of
years standing at the capital
Hon. J. NJ Towles of CrawfordviIle.
was among the number or prominent
out Of town visitors here during the
week.
z Hon. w. A. McRae, Commissioners of
Aericu1ture, spent g few days in Jack
a0nville this week.
Hon. sgd FIinely of Live Oak. was
among the prominent visitors and dele
gates in attendance at the tax conven-
ton.
Hon. r. H Burr and Royal c. Dunn.
railroad commissioners, have returned
from an Official visit to points in mid
die and east Florida, where new de-
pots and increased depot facilities are
wanted.
Mr.. j. T. Strickland of Havana, was
among the visitors to see the aeroplane