The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-05-26
SOCIE 7
BUsH-HATCHER wEDDINC.

'r-zf..r- CRESTNIEW, Fia.-On last Sunday
afternoon the news was learned OF the
rs marriage of one OF Crestview's mosi
popular young men, H. ID. Bush to one
- of Freepori's most lovely girls, Miss
Gertrude Hatcher.
ce-sy Miss. Hatcher was visiting Miss Opal
Bush, OF Crestyiew, sister of the grom
rss while be was home on a five days
furlough from Camp 0glethorpe. Ga.
5.S 4sNTheir zsintentnns were announced to
the attractive little sister, Miss Opal
40 andlhsr friends. Miss Thelma Webb and
Mayo Ferdon, and plans were rear-
ranged and the gallant young soldier
ia. with his bride-elect together with the
three parties named hastefed by car to
80. h4iiiigan where the services of Judge
Mapoles was soon secured, the mar
rtage bringing to a close the little
drama in which Cupid had played such
- an important part since the first
meeting of the two most greatly con-
- Eernedsf -
Although both parties had many
~ frstnd who would have been glad TO
shpnor them on this glad time OF their
lives, times-was so limited that one
one entertainment was given in their
Athonor.s9 Tits was in the spacious halls
OF the okaloosa Hotel and with Miss
-@The1ma Webs as hostess. who had as
her escort, Mr.. Lance Riehbourg then
her brother Clyde Webb, and Miss Dor
othy Brown: also Miss Opal Bush and
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ~. Bush comprised
the number ~ ound the handsomely
dccGrated ssble. especially prepared FOR
this occaslQnr-
After supper a number of other
lion halls. of this attractive hotsi
= where dancing was enjoyed until lateI
hour ard the guests were reminded
that even the best OF times must close.
Then all left wishing the happy bride
and the devoted groom a long, happy
and prosperous life.
n. D. Bush returned to camp Tues
day morning, odt Mrs Bush will Oa al
home witt her inother-in-law, Mrs =
Rush. here in t.esiHlew. after a few
days lisil TIRE w.tf, her own pareLts.
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. catcher or Free. {.
Fla.
Lance Rchbourg who has just re-
turned from school in DeFuniak, wherel
he finished the High School this year
with an average of 90 per cent. was
called to Chattanooga, Tenn, to fill al
vacancy in a base ball tenn. He left
Wednesday night. much to the regret of
his many friends here.
Everitt Spiyey, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Will Spivey, home Tuesday night for al
few days stay with his parents here.
and other relatives in Pensacola Everitt
u
ago and this is the first time his many
friends here have had the pleasure OIL
welcoming him in his uniform of
kahiki and as they are all making the
most of it regardless of his limited
~ time which must be divided here andI
elsewhere
The most enjoyable of these enter
tainments twas that OF Thursday night
when Mr.. and Mrs. Edney entertained
the young people OF Crestview on al
moonlight picnic, down on the river,
honoring Mr.. Everitt Spivey and also
their house guest, Miss Ruth Walden,
OF Enterprise, Ala.
1t was gIeeful party that gathered
at the Okaloosa Hotel ready for the
picnic and were then taken by cars tol
the place of their destination until the
supper, which always form such an i'm
porant part on an OCCASION of this kind
was over. The sand white as snow,
formed our rug while the moon our
only light shown down in all its splen-
dor, clearly revealing each particle OF
sandwich. cake and the many other
goodies" which the healthy appetiteI
OF youth is very likely to find on a pic-l
Mo even though the moon slipped away
behind a cloud occasionally, which it'll
did not do at all, but acted in most
becoming manner, as didd all the other
guests OF the happy little crowd
But as all good things must come to
close, 1T finally dawned upon our
minds we must return to Crestview,
where our distinguished guest was toll
speak to the public concerning the Redl
Cross. s
All went in a body and listened in
tently 70 the facts OF loyalty, love. and
patriotism. exhibited by this noble So
ciety, from Messrs. Spivey. Clarey andl
Prltchard, after which the party werei
- escorted to the home of Mr. and Mrs
Edney, where music, songs and good
Old friendship chat was enjoyed until
a late hour
Miss Ruth Walden, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs Edney. here
for~the past two weeks will return Ia I
her home i'm Enterprise. Ala, tomorrow
MISS Walden has won many friends
during her visit here and they regret
very much that her visit can not he \
extended but are looking forward toll
another promised visit later On in the |
summer.