The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-09-29
MUSCOGEE.

MUSCOGEE.
Muscogee, Sept. ga large and
appreciative audience greeted Mrs.
Nita Osborne Been and her choral
class on their second appearance Fri
day evening, Seutember 9Th.
Each member of the class respond
ed to hearty encores, as did also the
Pensacola male quartette, which
again delighted Muscogee audience
by their appearance.
The chorus is now working on a
program which will be given some
time in December in which they hope
to surpass all previous entertain
ments. After the program on Fri
day night dancing was INDUCED in
till late hour, rounding up an al
together delightful evening.
Among the out-of-town visitors en-
joying the concert were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thames, Miss Lula Thames and Mrs.
Clark of Pensacola.
School No. 16 opened with bright
prospects for good year. The en-
! rollment being 124. Misses Sue Vent,
Maggie D. Toulbee, Minnie Eva Hick-
man, Emma Hickman and Mable Mer-
handritt, constitute the faculty, who
have the situation well in hand, hav-
ing taught here last year.
The return of these young ladies is
an occasion of genuine pleasure to
| their friends here.
Misses Marie and Gladys Mosley
and Hattie Lu Trammell, have re-
turned to Tallahassee to resume their
studies at the Woman's College.
Misses Susie Nell and Lila Patter-
son have accepted positions in South
Florida, leaving early in the month
for Barlow and Mulberry.
Miss Eva Vaughn is still travelling
in the west. A card received from
her from San Francisco, on election
day, stated that she had thoroughly
enjoyed the novelty of seeing womer
vote.
Mrs. John Tompkins and children
visited with relatives in Pensacola
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silvio Albino anc
baby are visiting Mrs. J. w. Lar
kin.
Joseph Trammell left Sunday to &C
cept position in Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Whitaker hav'
returned from Bombay, where the,
were called on account of the Hines
and death of Mr.. Whittaker's father.
Mrs. H. A. Hopkins and children
have returned to Pensacola, after
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Lyman Nellums and baby an
Misses Hortense and Carmen Coope
have returned from pleasant visi
in Bay Minette, Ala.
C. L. Tompkins, Misses Ella Price
Ethel and Eleanor McKinnon motore,
to Quintette Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Tompkins an
family and Miss Nellie Mullins mad
trip to Pensacola Saturday in thei
car. Master Wilfred Tompkins re
manned here on his return, wher
he will attend school this winter.
Messrs. Lorren Barrineau of Beu
lah, and Trammell Henderson, of Mo
limo, will also attend Muscogee higl
school.
/ A. G. Hinote and J. A. Mcclure an
family have gone to Pensacola, whicl
place they will make their futur
home.
Messrs. Jack Wilson and Grice o
Cantonment, attended choral practic
here Monday evening.
Mrs. j. A. Carr of Pensacola, j
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
WEIGH.
A party of thirty-six young peopl
of Pensacola came out on a hayrid
Thursday evening, they were met a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Olls Null
Inns by the Muscogee young peopl
where delightful evening was spent
a very long table filled to overflowin
with good things to eat was no sma'
part of the evenings pleasure.
Robert Tompkins motored to Ger
fury and Flomaton Sunday.
Miss Irene Tompkins, Mesdame
Sharpe, Trammell and Bell have bee
appointed a committee to arrange
program for the benefit of the OF
phanage to be given at Muscoge
Hall, Sunday, October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Price are rt
ceiving congratulations on the arriv'
of charming baby boy on Septembe