The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-01
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w. A. Maloy entertained the Live Oak |
Literary Club, not at regular liter
airy meeting, but socially and most
delightfully."-, with the game of forty
two. Mrs. Maloy is quite popular
young matron and made a charming
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Coleman mo-
tored the first of the week to Florala
and were much pleased with that
growing city and its surrounding
country.
Mrs. McSwain returned Tuesday to
her home in Arcadia. She was &C
companied by her sister, Mrs. Mamie
Sowell, who will visit there for few
weeks.
Mr.. J. j.. McCaskill returned Mon
day from visit to different points
in California. While there he visited
the family Of H. L. Berry who has
recently moved from here to San
Diego.
| Mrs. r. E. L. McCaskill who was
taken quite sick at Camp Walton the
other day, after reaching there,
came immediately back home and is
improving though stiI1 confined to her
bed. Friends wish her speedy re-
covery.
Mrs. Vic Mcdonald has rented the
Flournoy cottage, corner eighth street
and Nelson avenue.
/ Miss Elsie Smidt, from New Or
lenas, the guest of Mrs. P. H. Sher-
rill, has ben the honoree at several
entertainments during the past week,
among them was luncheon given
on Friday by Mrs. Florence. We'd
nesday, Mrs. P. H. Miller compliment
4 ed Miss Schmidt with a farewell lun-
4 cheon. Friends hope Miss Schmidt
win visit again in the near future and
make a longer stay.
| Minnie Tappin, the attractive little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tappin,
. delighted the younger set in her
neighborhood by in viting them to
!, a birthday party, Wednesday after
!, noon. Merry games were played, af-
!, ter which delicious refreshments
were served.
Mrs. William Smyth, of Gull Point,
: and little daughter are this week
' with Mrs. Smyths parents, DR.. and
! Mrs. A. C. s. Smyth.
a Last week st. Agathas Guild spent
: the day with Mrs. Smyth in her
country home. The gentlemen of the
church joined the Guild at noon. Mr..
!, Madernach very generously motored
$ the entire party to and from DIR.
!, Smyth's.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. Culberson, Miss Mary
: and Mr.. John Elce and Cliff Ewing
5 of Five Mile Bayou were pleasant
] callers on Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Hart
n grove last Friday.
e Supervisor Eldridge returned from
his inspection trip up the country on
Friday after a weeks absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. and w. A. Gray
were callers on Mr.. and Mrs. Moon
Smyth's. The day was both happily
and proftably spent, as the morning
hours were occupied with some es-
pecial Guild work.
Tuesday Mr.. Penton, with the Har-
beson Mill Co., was seriously injured
while at work. The young man was
struck on the head by a piece of the
machinery and skull crushed. His re-
covery is doubtful. Mr.. Penton has
been with this company for years and
is highly thought of by. those who
have ben thrown with him. His moth
er arrived yesterday from Mississippi
It is sincerely hoped the case is not
as serious as reported.
Mrs, Thrower Sheppard and child
rem, who have for several weeks been
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. H. Sheppard
returned Wednesday to their home in
Policy, Ala
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Beach have
moved into their own cozy home or
eleventh street.
DR.. RATION and family moved intc
the Paderick home on Live Oak Ave
and are a welcome addition to this
neighborhood.
st. Agathas Guild met Thursday
of this week, with Mrs. p. F. Leight
at her hospital home in East End.
Wednesday night E. v. MadernacE
had the misfortune to get piece o.
steel lodged in his eye, and left on tn,
train Thursday a. m. for the sanitor
ium to have it removed.
Mr.. Billy Cawthorn and wife o
Florala, are with Mrs. Downs, on Liv,
Oak Ave. For some months Mr.. Cav
thorn has been far from well and i
here now under DR. .McKinnon's care
We hope he viii improve rapidly.
Mrs. Alfred, from Florala, is il
DeFuniak, the guest of her brother
L. ]. Cawthorn.