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

Tallahassee, Sept. 1s.-Mrs. L. C.
Yeager and her daughter, Miss The
reBa. are spending this month very
pleasantly In Atlanta
Or. and Mrs. w. G. Dodd and chill
dren, Francis, Dorothy, Mary and wil-
liam, are spending some time at Pana-
cea Springs. They were accompanied
by little Miss Myra Burr.
Mfr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson have re-
turned to thear home in Fitzgerald af-
ter pleasant visit with Mrs. ]. w.
Ferrell.
r. ID. Carpenter. Jr.. and little SON
havs returned home from a pleasant
outing at Lanark.
Mrs A z. Tul1y and little daughter
have returned home from a pleasant
stay OF several days at Lanark.
Mira. Reuben Williams and sens.
Rauben.Jr., and DeIbert, are In Tampa
visiting friends.
Miss Blanch Parker OF ThomasvIIe,
ig the charming guest OF her sister.
MIRA W. A. McRae, on North Calhoun
street.
Mrs J. M Gornto and little daugh-
ter OF Mayo, are spending a short time
IN our city the guests Of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John
G.. Gorrlto, at their home on North
Monroe street.
Mrs. George Child and daughters
have returned home from a pleasant
visit to relatives In Chicago.
Messrs. Carl Townsend. Bruce Gates
and Gwynn Crawford have gone to
Panacea Springs for weeks outing.
Hon and Mrs. j. B. Whitfield and
children left last week for Franklin.
N. c.. where they will spend several
weeks
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lady Of Tallahassee. left Thursday for
Balsan. N. c., where she viii spend
several weeks before returning to her
school duties here the last of the
month.
Mrs e. A. Shoemaker and httls
daughter, Marie. have returned home
after delightful summer spent in
Atlanta
Miss Mamie Andrews has returned
from Jacksonville. where she spent q.
month very pleasantly.
Miss Bessie Damon has returned |
from 9. delightful stay at Lanark Inn. I
Miss Anna DuvaI Is spending this
month very delightfully."- with relatives
In Atlanta
Mrs. Julia Diamond and daughter.
Miss Ruby Diamond, left last week for
a visit to New York.
Brooks Bradford has returned to
Lexington. Va, to resume his studies
at the Virginia Military Institute.
Misses Winifred and Grace Cobb are
enjoying the breezes at Lanark this
week.
Mrs. G. Fl. Gwynn and daughter are
spending this. week at Pablo Beach.
Bryan sFalmes left last week to re-
sumo his studies at the Virginia IN
stitute at Lexington, Va.
Alfred Averitt has returned from
Jacksonville, where he recently under
went an operation for appendicitis at
DIR. Rogers sanitarium. His numerous !
friends in this city are pleased TO know
that he is rapidly convalescing.
Mrs. D. M. Lowery has returned to
her home in this city after delightful
visit In Boston, Mass
Miss Evelyn Afford of Lloyd Fla,
spent several days in the Capital City .
last week the guest of her cousins, :
MT. and Mrs r. r. Afford, on North
Monroe street
Little Miss Margaret Barnes enter ]
tanned about twenty of her young :
friends on last Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and !
Mrs. Edwin Barnes, on North Monroe :
street The occasion was the sixth /
birthday anniversary of the young :
hostess. !
John Christian left last week for
BIRMINGHAM and Selma, to visit rela- 4
tives. He viii be away several weeks.
Mr.. VANDERBILT of Jacksonville, has Y
accepted a position as salesman with
Walker g. Black. Mr.. and Mrs. Wan \
der1ich will make their future home in
Tallahassee. They are for the present
at Miss Matte Whatley's on North 4
Monroe street /
Mrs. NJ C. Butler has gone TO Port e
St. Joe for 81 VISIT with her daughter, d
Mrs. p X Mulikin Y
Miss Ellie Maxwell is expected home y
in a short time from her vacation at a
Black Mountain. N. C. a
Miss Agnes Harris, director Of the I
home economics department of the Y
Florida State College for Women. has e
to Tallahassee from her sum- b
ner vacation h
r. =. Hudson OF Greenville. was
business visitor to the Capital City Y
the latter part of the week. Z
". j Rudolph has returned from a
visit to friends at Ocean Springs. Miss. IN
While away he visited friends at Pas
Miss, and Mobile. Ala r,
Quite a number Of Monticello foaks Iy
we're over Thursday and Friday after a
noon 70 witness the game OF ball be-
.ween Monticello and Tallahassee s.
Attorney General West returned S
home the first Of the week from a h
business trip to West FLORIDA He Will s,
90 again next week to Huntsville, Ala.
TO appear in behalf Of the state in the C
contested license tax case. q
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