The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-10
DeFUNIAK.


ciats Editor jos Allen. Of tlls Breeze,
writes NJ that he has been transferred
again and II now In the postal SER
vice at Bourses, France. assisting in
sorting out the accumulation Of let
i tors to the soldiers. which have been
undelivered and endeavoring to get
them to the addresses. He says he
likes the work and is enjoying him.
i self. His address il now Co. B. p.
| e. g., A. r. o. COZ.
Director of Civilian Relief p. II. Mil
| Ter. says that he has filled out nearly
| 100 applications for the extra SEQ dis
charged soldiers have coming to them.
Mrs. Wilson Bowers and little
daughter Helen returned to Pensacola
after q several weeks visit with their
! relative, Mrs. A. e. Bowers.
Miss McDougall and sister. Mrs.
Goldson, Of Milton, were week end
guests OF their relatives. Mesdamea
/ Elliott and Mclean OF this city while
attending the Chautauqua.
Stephen Wesley is back from the
army and at his old position driving
| the big car for Harbeson. He did not
| get overseas, but few Of our boys made
a better record than he
Mrs. Fred Parsons, of Santa Roso
| while en- route home from Pensacola
| Tuesday where she spent a few days
with her husband, was a guest at the
Florida House.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Smith, of near
Glendale, have as guests their daugh
| ter and son-in-law from South Dako-
ia, who contemplate making their
| home in this locality.
| Mrs. Chas. Gordon who has been a.
Arcadia for some time under treat
ment by DR.. McSwain, was operated
], on Saturday and is reported to be do
| ing finely.
Harvey Stephens. who left here 1t
June for army service looking like the
',st rim of had luck. returned yester-
day as sound as dollar and has gain
i "a i,pout twenty pounds. He was il
the engineering corps.
/! Mrs. E. S. Jacoby and daughter. Miss
Lillian r.. Jacoby, motored from Pen
sacola in their Buick touring car for
a several weeks stay at the Walton
Hotel, news that will be read with de-
light by their many friends
Miss Jeanette Howell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Harreil. Of this city,
landed the prize in the Walton County
1 NAuO CoHteSt, thereby emitting
her to the annual short course TO,
prize winning girls of Florida which is
being held at the State College 70,
Women at Tallahassee this week.
Mrs. John L. McKinnon. Jr.. enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Creshull, Mrs
Sue Gillis and Miss Emma Campbell
at rock Monday afternoon After q
most enjoyable series Of games a de-
licious salad course and hot chocolate
was served.
In a recent letter from George F
Garden, from Liverpool, England, he
tells . joke himself. He says:
There is no smoking allowed in tn,
dormitories of Lincoln Lodge and tn,
other night was going my round
about eleven o'clock when I saw q
man smoking in > bed. 1 called nc
smoking allowed in the sleeping rooms
.. big Australian jumped up and said
then take your pipe out OF your
mouth. Like our friend Jiggs I had
my pipe in my mouth and was emok
ing. 1t was funny and everyone in
hearing had a laugh in which joinet
heartily" So many OF Mr.. Garden
friends are asking when he viii return
; home. He says, Just as soon as Uncl.
Sans says SO he will speed back I,
DeF'unial< Springs He finds his worl
most interesting there and will hav,
!, much to tell US when he gets back W.
may be sure.
Mrs. Harley Cawthon and sons VIII,
for the past four months have heel
at Camp Beuregard. arrived Satur-
day for visit with relatives. Captain
Cawthon, who is now at Camp Eus
tice. Va, will Join her here shortl,
for a week or ten days furlough
visit. she and the children accom-
panying him on his return.
Mrs Wallace Bruce very delight
fully entertained some fifty or NOR
Of DeFuniak's representative citizeni
at an informal reception last Monda,
afternoon from four to six o'clock
being assisted In the entertainment
Of her guests by Mesdames Malcolm
| Bruce. Rudolph Rogers. the Misses
Mary Richardson and Kate Morrison
Beautiful pink roses. Mrs. Bruce
| favorites. were the decorations De
licious refreshments OF cake and frui
punch were served The reception
complimenting Miss Randall. the gift
ed reader. who has been contributin
Of her talents at the ChautauQua for
several evenings past.