The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-27
SOCIAL NEWS FROM WEST FLORIDA COMlNUM

were accompanied home By Miss Lila /
Patterson, Of this place, who has
been visiting Ia Pensacola on her way
home from Tallahassee, where she
attended college the past year.
Dir. Leon Mosely spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
W. Mosely
Mrs. J.. Va. burg, Of Brcwton. Ala,
has been the guest Of her niece, Mrs.
John Bell, for the past month. She
is now spending q few days in the
country with Mrs. Ed Bowman. Mrs.
Surg is 8 charming elderly lady and
has many dear friends here.
Mr. Paul Merritt made a business
/ trip % Pensacola Wednesday.
Miss Matte Lee Bell has returned
home after a weeks visit with friends
az Atmore and Walnut Hill
Miss Ethel McKinnon motored to
Pensacola Thursday, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Alex Mckinnon and
family, and her aunt, Mrs. William
Nudge and little son, willard.
Miss Susie Nell Patterson has re-
turned home from Tallahassee where
she has been teaching school the past
/ year.
Miss Jennie Merritt spent q pleas
ant day last week with relatives IN
| Pensacola.
The many friends Of Miss Minnie
Mae Mullins, who has been m for the
past week, are glad to know she is
rapidly improving.
| Miss Minnie Ester and Marie Bow
man Of Atmore, Ala, are visiting re-
latives here.
Miss Eva Vaughn has returned
from Virginia, where she attended
the II. ID. G. reunion. Miss Vaughn
Is a charming young lady and We
are glad 70 know that she viii be
with as during her short vacation.
Miss Irene Tompkins Is attending
the summer normal school in Pensa-
cola.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Arnold announce
The birth Of a fine BABY girl.
Miss Middle Tramraell is away on
a camping trip with friends at Quin-
tette.
Mr. Clinton Tompkins and Miss
Ethel McKinnon motored 20 pensaco-
Ia Saturday, accompanied By their
friends, Miss Hattie Lee Trammell,
Miss Ella Price. Mr.. Brooks Merritt,
Mr. Edgerton Patterson, Miss Gladys
Mosley, Miss Norma holt and Miss
Mabelle McKinnon. They attended
tie movies and all reported a very en-
ioyahle trip.
Mr. Walter White Of Southport,
visited friends her the past week.
Rev. r. Smith, the Presbyterian
pastor Of Milton, held his usual third
Sunday services here the past week.
The many friends Of Mrs Alex
Arnold. who has been critically III
for the past two weeks, are glad 60
know of her speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Gale Bombay and
family Of Pensacola, visited relatives
here the past week.
Lucille, the little daughter Of Nr
and Mrs. n. b. Hardy, accompanied
hy her aunt. Miss Mary Patrich, a
, Atmore, who has been visiting Mrs
! Hardy the past month, accompanied
her aunt to Atmore, where she vii
4 visit relatives during her summer va
cation.
Dir. Wanchop Of Walnut Hill, hal
accepted the position as agent for tn,
!. c., F. & A. railroad company Musco
gee, Fla, succeeding Mr.. Carr, VII,
has been promoted TO the Pensacola
Office.
Miss Ethel McKinnon delightful,
! entertained the Young ladies' Sew
I ing Circle last Thursday afternoon.
( dainty ice course was served and tn
|. evening was pleasantly spent by Al
present.
Miss Norma Holt Of Pensacola. ha
been isiting Miss Gladys Mosley an,
Miss Ethel McKinnon Of this plae
he past week. returning 10 her homl
Wednesday morning.
Miss Ethel McKinnon entertaine,
a number Of her friends Monda,
night IN honor 81 her guest, Mis-
4 Holt. Games were enjoyed until
late hour, an present reporting a verl
enjoyable evening.
Mr. p. K Yonge, president Of s.
= J.. l.. Co, was here on business
Thursday.
Mr Peter Kuntz Of Dayton. Ohio
was a business visitor here this week
Sir. Albert Jacobs Of Milton, was
business caller here this week
Mr. and Mrs. ". G. Barrineau o