The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-14
SOUTHPORT.

Southport, Sept. 1S.-On Friday
evening Miss Lois Stuckey and her
sister, Miss Eula May Stuckey, were
the charming hostesses at a card
party. After the evening had been de-
| lfghtfully spent in playing set back
and rock, cholocate and cake were
served. Those who enjoyed the Misses
| Stuckey's hospitality on this occasion
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Jones, Miss
Ethel Walton, Miss Mittie Walton.
Miss Rosabel Taylor, Miss Mary Tay-
Tor, Messrs. F. L. Reager, H. E. Hart.
zog, w. NJ. Kingsley, C.. H. Roper
and DR.. Watson.
The glorious moonlight nights have
been partly responsible for several
boat parties this week. One specially
jolly crowd oe young folks went 10
Lynn Haven on the Petrol Thursday
night where the movies were included
in the evenings pleasure. In the party
were Miss Myrtle, Miss Norma and
Miss Lucille Holland. Miss Mamie and
Miss Cleo Glover, who are guests Of
their aunt, Mrs. J. 3. Blackwell, Miss
Zena and Miss Maybelle Willis, Mr.
Ether Rogers, Mr.. Alton Hart, Mr..
w. H. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Jones were the chaperones.
The Misses Glover were visitors at
Panama City on Monday.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. |
D. c. Hathaway will be glad to hear |
that after a severe illness their baby !
boy has entirely recovered.
Among the many improvements in |
Southport is the new two story home I
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fulghum, which is one
of the most attractive. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fulghum took possession of their new
house last week.
1t is with deep regret that friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson learn
that they contemplate a speedy re-
moval to Louisiana, where they will
make their home in the future.
The spectacular appearance of the
August meteor last week was wit.
messed by many people in Southport
who were startled into wonder by its
unusual size, bril1iancy and slow
movement through the sky.
Mr.. Scarlet Of Chipley was visitor
in Southport recently.
Ben Hancock the popular travel
ing representative of the large whole
sale house of the welles-Ka.hn Com
pany of Pensacola was in Southport
on Wednesday.
Mr.. Hemister. senior partner of the
firm of Stewart and Hem
lister, who makes his home in Slime
nary, La, was the guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. 3. Shaw last week.
Mrs. T. D. Sale and her little :
daughter, Muriel, passed through !
Southport Monday on the way from :
Panama City TO Pensacola, where they /
were guests at the San Carlos {
4
ceiving the hearty congratulations of I
friends on the advent of a fine boy, (
born on Wednesday, August 8. {
Under the name of Magnolia Grove
No 145, a woman's Circle Of the
Woodmen of the World was organized
lere by Mr.. D. J. Grice of Bombay, c
lad been taken the officers of the new
circle were elected as follows: Guar
liam, Mrs. Lucy Wimberley; Advocate,
Mrs. Emma Curmbley; clerk, Mrs.
Daisy Nelson; chaplain. Mrs. Susan ;
Ringer; banker, Mrs. Dell Brahicr. :
This circle, like all other branches
f this great benevolent order, will no
loubt be far-reaching in it's good ]
works here. 4
Under the auspices of the W. o. w. z
n ice cream supper was given last .
light at the pavilion. The proceeds, (
which were unusually large, will be
pplied to the building OF new hat
or the order. q
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. :
,lemmons are congratulating them on
he birth Of a little daughter on -
thursday, August 4.
A league of Christian Endeavor was
rganized last night, which embraced n
many prominent members of the Me- i
hodist church, with Mrs. w. E. Will
ans and Miss Myrtle Holland in the n
sad Both these ladies are noted for
heir unusual executive ability and it
oes without saying that under their
.adership the league viii soon be q
cry active one. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Owen AMI z