The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-26
TALLAHASSEE.

Tallahassee, Oct 25-Miss Mary
Frank Knott and little brother, James,
have returned home from Black Noun
tain, N. c., and Joined their father
here. Mrs. Knott and son, Charles,
will return in a few weeks. Mrs.
Knott IS at present in a hospital in
/ Charlotte, where she Is rapidly con-
Ealescing from an operation.
4 Miss Susie McGrif has had as her
I guests this week Misses Gertie Horn
and frankie Harris, two popular young
ladies from Georgia.
Cons tantine Allegro, one of Tallahas-
sees Oldest citizens, has been very i'll
all the week with typhoid pneumonia.
Hon. S. D. Clarke, one of Monticello's
prominent attorneys and a most es-
Unable gentleman, was in Tallahassee
Friday meeting friends at the capital
{ 4 Gov. Park TrammeH returned to the
capital Friday afternoon after very
pleasant trip to Pensacola, where he
went on special invitation of the fair
association.
Jack Barnett, who is one Of the cap
able force in the county clerks Office,
made a short trip to Madison this
week.
Miss Susie McGriff. one of the sea-
sons most popular brides-to-be, was
given a very delightful shower by Mrs.
Ben Bridges and Mrs. W. E. Van Brunt
The affair was planned and executed
in charming taste and style and the
evening will be very pleasantly remem-
bered by the guests as well as the
honoree, who received many useful
gifts with which TO aid in the necessary
outfit for the cuisine.
Attorney General T. F. West left
Thursday afternoon to spend a day at
the Pensacola fair. He will also visit
Fiorala while ne is away.
I Mr.. Bonnefield, one of the most popu-
lar typewriter men in this section, was
at the capital Friday and was much
elated over the news that Miss owen,
q demonstration who was with him here
this spring, had won the championship
speed contest in the national type
writer show. Miss Owens demonstra-
stio1 here was quite an interesting ex-
ihibit and many in Tallahassee still re-
men15er her.
The bridge over the Seaboard tracks
lat the foot of Park avenue is COM
lpleted and opened for traffic. 1t is a
great convenience for the residents on
Me- gnolisS Heights.
Mrs. ]. Dean Adcock expects to leave
soor. to visit relatives in Louisiana.
Rev. Mr. Adcock will also be out of
1.-THE city for a short while during next
month filling Chautauqua ngagements.
Basketball is becoming a very popu-
slar game at the Leon high school.
The boys have a splendid team or
sganized.
Mr.. Abner B. Brown of Pensacola,
the new state secretary of the Florida
Sunday School Association, will be in
the city over Sunday. Later he will be
here again to attend a meeting of pas
tors and Sunday school workers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Holton had the
misfortune to lose their young son,
,Eharles, Friday morning of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Holton have many friends
with them in their loss.
L. II. Hall and family. after year
spent with relatives in BOSTON, have
returned to their home at Bradford |
willie. near this city.
Mrs. T. N. Dozier has returned to |.
her home in Tampa afterf a pleasant |
visit to her parents. here, Mr. and Mrs
IT. H. Randolph.
Miss SallIe Blake and Mrs J. w
Collins entertained the Children of the |
Confederacy in Williams park on North /
Calhoun street Friday afternoon. The |
children were served delightful re- !
freshments and had a. very enjoyable |
fime.s
Il Miss Sallie Beard of Pensacola, the |
attractive daughter of Hon. John s |
Beard. is the guest of Mrs. and Miss i
Waites of this city for a short while
Mrs. Mark Miller has returned from |
a very pleasant visit to Jacksonville, |
where she spent some time. with Mr..
Miller.
The wedding of Miss Susie McGriff
TO Mr.. Robert H. Mickler at the Trinity
Methodist church on next Wednesday I
evening at 9 o'clock will be one of the
Chief society events of the season.
Miss McGriff has large circle of
friends and acquaintances here and
there viii be large list of out town
guests.
Miss Alberta Arnold has returned
from Jacksonville. While away she
attended the wedding of her brother at
Green Cove Springs.