The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-18

resentatives of the allies in Paris ms
Is enc of the most important ausi $50
boards ever sent abroad by TINS sr.s,,a
ment Within the past week, MT. 49,
member OF the Supreme court q lns
United States. He is expecleu ns
about the middle of june
Perhaps you will meet Emily LaIuone.
know she Is going to stop oseI 9
few days In New York as the Sues =.
Pensacola for New York intending to 90
war work, but the signing OF the armis-
tice decided her to remain on TINS slde'
and she has gone into business ior me-
self-lumber and real estate You Know
while here she did some business In botn.
and was yerv successful These Pen
sacola girls know how to make their
way In the Big City, it would seem, from
the news we hear from them.
Emily Lamont is going on to Boston TO
visit her sisters. Elish and Jean. Eilsn
is at the New England Conservatory OF
Music, where she is studying piano, and
Jean is just keeping her company Emily
viii stop on the way north with some
friends IN Jacksonville she VIII return
to Pensacola about the first OF July
Emily Lamont has helped lot In the
, various drives. particularly in the Elmer
Eency Relief work. One OF the men Wno
worked with her said, do you know that
girl has the mind of a man. lie thought
he was paying her compliment put
thought he was complimenting the man.
Mrs J. M Muldon left Saturday for
Long Island, where she will visit Mrs
Adam G.. Sumner, at Garden City. Later
size viii join her daughter, Ellie. at the
Bennett School, Millbrook. N. z, and
they will go on to the summer camp ut
Lake Placid. in the Adirondacks, where
tie EiuIdons spend every summer.
| MAJOR and Mrs H. N. Manney, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter Brown. have left for their home
in Philadelphia. Mrs Manney has al
ways been a great social favorite m
Pensacola, and will be very mucn missed
here.
AIRS c. Ray Mitchell and her lovely
daughter. Eleanor. are also leaving dur
Ing the week for Atlanta, Ga. where they
viii visit. They will attend the COM
sDyercenent at Agnes Scott, from which
Poke. was graduated, as the guest of
Mary Leech, of Clarksville, Tenn. We
just call her Poke" down here, because
she's such a dear and everybody loves
her.
There aren't any really big parties to
ten you about. There was a charming
small party at the Country Club, at
which Ensign Joe Collins, u. S. NJ, and
Ensign Patten, u. 8. N, of the Pensa-
cola Naval Air station, entertained en-
Wednesday evening at the Country
Club. their guests being Mr.. and Mrs
Ellis Knowles, Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer Hay
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hilton-Green
Jeanne Knowles. Jane Durham, ella
Vaughn Patterson, and Ensigns Fay,
MCGOWAN and Dry. Sweet peas and ferns
formed an exquisite centerpiece, and We're
used about the rooms.
The younger set surprised Teddy Null
don Oh Thursday night, in honor of his
twenty-first birthday. Think of Teddie
Muldon being twenty-onei or course you
know that he is really J. M. Muldon, Jr.,
somehow his old home friends like to
call him Teddie. Mr.. Muldon. Sr, put
over the Victory loan down here and we
are very proud of the wonderful record
he made for Escanbia county, the quota
for which was just little more than