The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-05
Personal


Mrs. J. q. Mcclure and niece, Miss
Margaret Morgan. leave today for Al
iiance, NebrasiIa. where they win visit
with Mrs. r. r. Adams for several
weeks. Mrs. Adams will be remem-
bered by many friends in Pensacola
- Miss Helen Morgan.
- Miss Emily Jones arrived in Pensa-
cola Saturday after an extended visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Turtle, OF
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Selig-
man. New York, at their home on the
Hudson. in Baltimore as the guest OF
Mrs. w. A Blount. Jr.. and in WASH
ington. d. c., with her sister, Miss Mary
winston Jones. Miss Mary Winston
Jones. who was connected with the
civil service in Washington. has gone
to Akron, Ohio. where she has accept
ed position with the Goodrich Tire
company.
Miss Pansy Koch. of New Orleans,
IL visiting as the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Z. +. Bruce.
O. L. vernoy, u. 8. N, yeoman, first
class, ut the Pensacola naval air sta
ton, who has been In Pensacola for
the past 20 months, has been placed
on inactive duty and left the last of
the week for his home in Kansas
City. During hfs stay here. Mr.. ver-
noy made many friends who have ex-
pressed sincere regret at his departure.
While in the city he made his home
with Mrs. NJ. p. Bombay.
Miss Esther Gugenheim leaves
Thursday for Asheville where she will
be joined by friends and will later go
to Waynesviile for several weeks stay.
Miss Mildred Scott. Of Tallahassee.
has arrived in Pensacola, to be the |
guest Of Miss Genieve Carter at her
home. ais West DeSoto street.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Wood. 6sS West |
Garden street. are entertaining as
their guest. Miss Helen Nolte. of
Washington, d. c.. who will visit in |
Pensacoia for several weeks.
Mrs. Rebecca Day has returned to |
her home In Trenton, South Carolina. |
after several weeks visit In Pensacola |
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. |
Rozear. 102s East Leo street.
Mrs. J. c. Green. who has been Wis
ting relatives in Alabama for several /!
weeks, in expected home on wednes- |
day.
Miss Mamie d. Bryars returned |
yesterday after an extended visit in |
New Orleans and Mobile.
Fay. the little daughter of Mr.. and
AHv-u L.
Strong street, who has been very i'll |
for several days. Is reported to be
much improved.
Word has been received from Ever
lit Bryars. son Of Mr. and Mrs. b. r.
Bryars. Of North Davis street, of his
arrival In New York. Mr.. Bryars has
seen foreign service for two years /
He 10 expected to be home in about |
two weeks.
The Prince and Princess Cantacu-
zene, who are among the Russians who |
prefer at the present to live in this
country, have gone to Breton Woods, |!
N. H.. from Florida. They are visit /
ing the princess relatives. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Honore Palmer. Tie princess.
who was Julia Dent Grant, daughter
Of General Frederick Grant, and grand
daughter of President u. 8. Grant, was
born in the White House during her
grandfather's administration. Her
mother was Miss Hon0rs, sister Of the
late Mrs. Potter Palmer, OF Chicago.
AS Mrs Frederick Dent Grant owns a |
house here society hopes that the /
Prince and Princess Cantacuzene viii /
join the winter colony here next win
ter.-New York exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kirk have re-
turned home from a visit with friends !
in Pensacola. Mrs. Kirk enjoyed al
camping trip with party Of friends |
on the Gulf coast, having been away /
for a month, and was Joined q couple |