The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-02-09


trane, who wore an imported gown Of
blue embroidered crepe en- train. The
corsage was Of flmy lace with effec-
tive touches of coral, the whole being
heavily embroidered in crystal. Her
flowers were a corSage bouquet of
bride roses Those present were.
Miss Coltrane. Of Concord. ". c.; Mrs.
Clark, Miss Blake. Mrs Palmer, Mrs.
Van Brunt, Mrs. Ausley. Misses Aber-
nathy, Palmer, Drane, Halle Deaton.
Annie Mae Williams. Jessie Partridge,
Frances Long, Italie Morriss, Eva
Child. Helen Saxon, Louise Clark, Irma
DeSilva, Constance Cavell, Alma Par
lin, Katharine Meres, Blanche Glenn,
Kate Webb. Nellie Kennard, Shirley
Won Wachenhusen, Helen Carter, Mary
Robertson, Rubie Byrd, Miss Corbett,
Of Jacksonville, and Miss Puleston, Of
Monticello.
The entertainment given at the high
school auditorium last Monday night
under the auspices of the Woman's
Climb by Orie Rowland and Pearl Row
and was one OF the best given this
season.
Miss Alice Chairss is visiting rsla-
tfves in Etarke.
Mr.. l. c. Edmondson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Leitnsr, for several
weeks in Arcadia
The largest attended social affair
given this winter was the masquerade
ball given at the Elks Club Monday
night. The ballroom presented a
beautiful sight with the varied and
quaint styles of costumes.
Mr.. Riddle, of the well-lznown real
estate firm of The Riddle Company,
of Jacksonville, accompanied several
parties here this week who have come
with the view of looking over farm
lands of the county and purchasing
for settlement.
The next attraction booked at the
Capital City theater is Baker & Cas-
ties THE Goose Girl" John W. Ran
kin. business manager, was here a
few days ago and completed arrange
ments for its appearance. Manager
Dafln II advertising this show well.
and promises to give the public a
splendid evenings entertainment.
Hon. F. NJ. Hudson, counsel for the
railroad commission, has been in
Miami this week on legal business and
incidentally attending the bar associa-
ton meeting.
Mrs. w. A. Hooker is visiting friends
IN Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Paulsen and Mrs.
Soth. of Albert Lea, MINI, are guests
OF II. B. Raa and family.
J. o. Wright has gone to Asheville,
N. c., to visit his SON. While away
he will visit Washington.
Francis 3. Winthrop, with Mrs.
winthrop, have gone to Miami. Mrs.
Winthrop will be in attendance at the
meeting Of the bar association and he
and Mrs. Winthrop win then 90 to
Key West and Havana.
Mrs. Bruce Benton, of Rockingham.
N. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
D. Adcock.
Joe Lester has many friends in Tai
lahassee who will be glad to know
that news from Jacksonville to his
relatives here states that he Is better.
He had to be taken to the DeSotc
Sanitarium for a second operation.
Upon receipt Of a wire from his nurse
his mother and sister went to Jack
sonville to be with him.
G. C. Currie, of West Palm Beach.
was in Tallahassee this week In the
/ interest OF a new bank to open IN his
town.
DR.. and Mrs. F. Clifton Moor have
Mrs. Howell, of Washington. d. c.
Mrs. Parker Holmes, of Jacksonville,
is the popular guest Of Mrs. L. NJ.
Lively at hD handsome home on Park
avenue.
L. A. McLaurin and daughter, Miss
Mamie McLaurin, of Laurinburg, n.
c., are the guests of ]. A. McI1aurin
for the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Grfswo1d
and sons returned Wednesday from
| South Florida where they spent some
months, and are pleasantly located at
the Shoemaker place north Of the city.
Mrs. Hattie Brownell, formerly a
resident of this city, died In Fernan-
dina last Saturday and her remains
were brought here Sunday for inter
ment. Interrce1r was made in the
city cemetery Monday, Rev. ]. H.
Davet conducting the service.
Chas. F. Taruer, of DeFuniak
| Springs. was here on business this
week and registered at the Leon hotel.
D. Wertzberger, manager Of the big
sponge company at Carrabelle, was q
visitor TO Tallahassee this week and
was guest at the Leon.
Mr.. Cozine, who had the contracs