The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-04
MUSCOGEE.

Muscogee. Jan. 3.-The holiday sea-
son passed very quietly and pleasantly
here and in spite of the inclement
weather the young people made merry
at informal parties each evening
The hall was the center of attrac~
ton on Christmas night when three
beautiful. heavily laden trees greeted
the eyes of hosts OF delighted children
and Santa Claus held full sway.
Friday evening Miss Hattie Lee
TrammeiI entertained; Saturday even
ing Mrs. E. NJ Price, Monday evening
Mrs. John WEIGH. and New Years eve
Miss Nell were hostesses to the young
people of the town and visitors. among
whom were ". w. White Of Southport,
r =. O'Cwyn CT Foley, Ala, HOyt
Brown of Pensacola, Leon Mosley ana
Glen Borhecs and the college set,
Misses Marie Mosley and Mabel Mer-
rift from the state college, Miss Lila
and John Patterson from Palmer, Miss
Ethel MoKinron and Robert Bell from
Pensacola high school and Fred Mer-
rift from Highland Home. Ala.
+ Mrs. Wood and Miss Edna Wood OF
Pensa cola spent the holidays with MT
and Mrs. Clyde Smith.
Misses Nellie and Marie Wheat of
Milton We're week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs, J. ". Larkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wareham Nudge and
family spent the holidays in Evergreen,
Ala. with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Levy OF Pen
sacola wore guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs ". f. Vaughn during the
week.
Miss Nellie Grant spent the Christ
mas season at her home in Birmfng
ham. Ala
Miss Minerva. Jones' who teaches at
Clear Springs went to Bay Minette,
and Miss Jennie Merritt. who teaches
at Roberts. was with home folks here,
Clinton Tonpkins and Miss Irene
Tompkins, motored to Evergreen, Ala,
Saturday. returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Patterson had the
pleasure of having ell their family
home for the Yuletide, Judge and Mrs
Guyte McCord and Miss Susie Nell
Patterson coming over from Tallahas-
see, and Miss Lila and John n. Pat
te:son from Palmer college at De
F'uuiak.
Miss Eva Vaughn entertained the U
y. G. very delightfully."- IN Tuesday eft
ernoon Fiery member was presenG
and several new ones were received
John 3. Gordon Chapter is taking on
new life and expects to do good work
during 1914
Mrs Lizzie Richardson. Mr.. Bill
Richardson and daughter, Miss Emma
Lee. of NonToevilIe Ala. were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richards ATosley for
the holidays.
family and Robert Tompllins spent the
latter Part Of the week with relatives
in Century.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tompkins and
family went IN IN their car Sunday.
Nh ana Mrs. II. r Vaughn, Misses
Marie and Gladys Mosley motored into
the CITY for the play Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, James Dickson and
family spent the holidays in Pensacola
where their daughter. Miss TFe Dick
son. was united in marriage to Mr..
Vivian Nelson on Christmas day. Mrs.
Nelson has lots Of friends in AIuscogee
who wish her much happiness.
Mr.. William Henderson, Sr.. passed
away on Monday morning, December
p, after a long and painful illness and
was buried in the cemetery At Clear
Springs He had been a resident OF
this county for a great many years
and a large family survive him.
Philip and Alfred Bowman came
home from Birmingham TO be with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bow
man during Christmas.
Miss Lois Stuckey spent the Yu1e-
tide with relatives in Pensacola
AR. and Mrs. John Tompkins spent
Saturday with Mrs. J. W. Long in the
city.
Frank Lee o. Pensacola was .. guest
at the Patterson home Sunday.
Miss Flora Cox was with her sister.
Mrs, Russell, In Pensacola for the
holidays.
w. B. Vaughn, Mrs. Richardson and
Miss Marie Mosley went to the city
in their car Saturday.
Albert Arnold spent Sunday in Nc
David.
Mrs. J. FL Patterson, Or. and Mrs.
Johnson and baby. Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Cord, Miss Susie Neel and John H
Patterson went TO Bon SeCour for a
short visit to Mr. and Mrs. Swift, DR.
johnson and party making the trip in
his car.
Mrs. c. F. Jennings and children
spent part OF the week with relatives
here.
Miss Myrtle Nipe. who is teaching
this winter 81 Bar,h is visiting Mrs.
Oscar Williams ut Iagnolia Farm
Hon. P. * Tonge and Mr.. F. F.
Bingham made their usual trip out the
first OF the week.