The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-12
DeFUNIAK.

OSc uuldk, Sept lin the eve
ming of the fifth, Mrs. Throwrer
Shepard and children from Policy.
Ala, came to make their future
home il this city.
ted up for their occupancy. DR.. Cur
been favorite in DeFcniak where
she grew up as Kate Fitzgerald. To
tend more cordial welcome.
Thursday the family CT Rev. MIR.
Curry moved into the manse, which
had been recently added to and fit
ted up for their occupancy. DR.. Cur
rey and wife spent part of last win
ter here making friends If whom all
they met, so We feel that we are wei
coming to our town not strangers but
real friends.
Monday afternoon the friends of
Miss Kate McSween were invited bv
her to reception at her home in
East End. The guests were met at
the door by Misses Flora Douglas
Mclean, and Hazel Campbell, and
ushered into the hall where Miss
Frerett from N. o. presided grace
fully at the punch table and from
there repaired to the parior which
was beautiful in its decorations of
white and green.
In the receiving line, were Miss
Kate McSween, Miss Irene McSween,
Mrs. Brawner, from Pensacola, Miss
Genevieve McSween, Miss Lonny
Landrurn, Miss lone Campbell and
Mary Vic Boyle. On the wide We
randa, delicious refreshments were
served. On each plate was a tiny
parchment tied in one of the sand
witches with dainty ribbon. This
roll contained the announcement of
the approaching marriage on the
23rd inst of Miss Irene McSween and
Mr.. Fair B. Galloway Of Chipley,
Fla. Of course this announcement
added greatly to the interest of the
occasion and the bride happily re-
ceived the good wishes of her many
friends.
Friday from four to six p. M, Mrs.
William Kemper gave miscellan-
eous shower, to Miss Irene McSeyeen
for whose wedding on the % invi-
tations have been issued.
The w. C. T. u. met with Mrs. N,
Manning the first Tuesday of Sep
TENDER. Fall work was planned and
different committees appointed. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Muir
ply on Palmetto Ave. After the
business session was over Mrs. Man
ming invited the ladies into the din
ing room where they greatly enjoyed
the delicious luncheon, Mrs. Manning
had so Hospitality provided as a
pleasant surprise.
Mr.. Ellis of Deerland has moved
his family to DeFuniak to give his
children of the fine schools in our
town. They are occupying Mrs
Shepard's cottage on Crescent street
Miss Marguerite entertained Tues
day, in honor of Miss Mollie McCas-
kill, the charming guest from Selma
Ala, of Miss Mamie Pearl Cawthon
An elegant six course dinner was
partaken of by the following young
ladies.
Miss Mollie McCasllill, Miss Nan
ME Pearl Cawthon, Miss Elsie Nc
Connell, Miss Barbara Eldredge
Miss Bessie Harbeson and the lovely
hostess Miss Marguerite.
DIR. Littleton arrived Monday ready
to begin work in the town next
Wednesday,. Mrs. Littleton and chill
dren will join him in few days. Mis-
Nellie McQuarrie who has numbers
of friends in this place, her childhoo,
home is expected the first of TIL
week, to have charge of the Home
Economics Department of the Indus
trial School. Those interested II
the T. I. I. are delighted that the!
were so fortunate as to secure Mis-
McQuarrie for this important posi-
ton.
Mr.. D. E. Richardson left weel
ago for Richmond Virginia, on &C
count of his health. The good new
comes to home folks that he plan
to be home in another ten days en-
tirely restored to health.
/ MIS-. w. H. JAMES I0tuTucu IHuES
day from visit of some weeks t.
relatives in the southern part of tn,
state. Her sister, Mrs. Townsend o
Lakeland, accompanied her home ant
will be here for short visit.
Mrs. Mary johnson of Pensacola
was with Mrs. C. B. McKinnon ol
Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. A. C. S. Smyth are
expecting guests from Canada fol
the winter. They are Mr.. and Mrs
Trowbridge and son. The people VIZ
have had come to us from Canad;
have proved such pleasant addition
to our town that wegladly welcom'
! others.
E. v. Madernach we are sorry t,
say has found it necessary to return
to Atlanta for further treatment o
his eye.