The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-05

4dlIdndSSSS, aug. ONT. ana uIS'
NJ. W. Carter and Mrs. J. F. Hill |
are spending a few days at Lanark.
Miss Flossie Myers left yesterday !
to spend few days with the family
of Mr.. Frank P. Damon, at their
Lanark cottage.
A. H. Ginsberg has returned from
New York and other eastern markets.
Miss Nellie Morris was the charm
ing hostess Wednesday evening at a
supper party and further pleased her
guests with the picture show after
wards Those enjoying Miss Morris
delightful hospitality were, Mrs.
Classen, Misses Luella and Arlena
Richey, Miss Longmire, Miss Money,
Miss Douglass and Dr. Dodd.
A party spend Thursday at East
Goose creek fishing and grabbing, in
cluded Mayor and Mrs. Dexter NJ.
Lowry, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Win
throp and Mr9 and Mrs. J. z. McNair.
Mrs. Earl Proctor and - children
spent Thursday at Woodville with
Mrs. Proctor's sister, Mrs. Emmet
Rhodes.
Mrs. George Cravey and little son
have returned from Arcadia, where
they have BEEN visiting her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Taylor and little
daughter, of Live Oak, spent several
days her this week, They have a
number of friends in Tallahassee,
having made their home here while
DR.. Taylor was state health officer.
A party, motoring to PanaCsa
! Springs last Sunday for the day was
composed of Day Collins, RaWls
/ Johnston, Henry Quarterman and
! Stanley Grarnling.
Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Upchurch ana
) family left Saturday in their car for
/ Jacksonville and other points on the
i Florida East Coast.
Misses Marjorie Macy, Laura Lane,
Ethel Lane, Margaret Jones, Allie
! Clay and Mrs. Sarah Mills enjSVed
watermelon cutting Saturday morn
! ing at the home of Mrs, J. w. Fer
rell, on College avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Mcintosh,
III, of Jacksonville, are the guests
, this week of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ.
/ Mcintosh, Jr. Mr.. Mcintosh viii re-
turn to Jacksonville Monday, hut his
wife will remain for some time as the
guest of his parents here. .:
William n. Sheats, Jr., spent the
weekend with friends at Lanark.
Mrs. o. c. Van Brunt has returned
from Jacksonville where she spent
the past few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. A. Hathaway.
Miss Leila Terry, of the office Of
the secretary of state, left the Capital
City Wednesday to enjoy her needed
annual vacation. She goes first to
| Jacksonville to visit relatives for a
few days, before going to Henderson
vine, N. c., wher she expects to enjoy
a couple of weeks.
Miss Julia McKinnon. of the at
torney general office, expects to
leave next week. Sh e will spend part
of her vacation in DeFuniak Springs
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Atkinson, of
| oclocknee, spent Monday in Talla-
hassee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Yon and baby
left Tallahassee Monday for Atlanta,
Nashville, Washington and New York,
making the trip in their car. AS far
| as Atlanta, they were accompanied
by Mrs Milton A. Smith, who is to
visit relatives in North Georgia, for
a month.
Hon. John A. S~Euggs, OF LloYd.
who ably represented this county IN
the lower house of the last legi5ia-
ture, with his family and party of
friends motpred to Tallahassee and
spent Saturday with relatives and
friends.
William Clark, Jr., left Tallahassee
last Sunday night for Jacksonville
and Pablo Beach. He will visit his
aunt, Mrs. G. C. Floyd, and cousin.
Floyd Ferris, for about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs Thurston Gregory
have as their guests at their lovefz
home on Gaines street, Mrs. Gregory's s
: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pur
cell, of Hastings.
S. Gay Walker returned to Talla-
hassee Tuesday from Jacksonville,
where he had gone on business. He
spent several days there.
G. S. Hammatt, of Jacksonville,
chief engineer of the board of state
institutions and president of the Con
solidated Engineering Company, was
in Tallahassee this week.
Capt. T. E Bridges, of Ocala, who
has been recruiting officer Of state
prisoners for the past thirty years