The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-24


Distributors for Pensacola.
ana watermelon cutting at her home
on C&M0un street last Friday eve
niflb. The lawn was brilliantly lighted
with Japanese lanterns ana games and
dancing were participated In by the
little folks. q vfctrela furnishing the
music. After the games the delicious
| melons were cut ana thoroughly en-
| joyed. be
asville, Ga, has come to Tallahassee
with his family to reside. Mr.. COL
| lins is the father of r. o. Collins and
with be- assoots~ssd with the latter in
| the business of the Tallahassee Iron
| works.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Henderson
ana children win leave Thursday for
ST. Teresa. where they viii spend the
summer months at their cottage
/ there.
Hon. Paul v. Lang, Major u. =.
| Williams, Mr. j. Il. McNafr and Mr..
w. l.. Clarke formed pleasant patty
motoring to Cairo. Ga, Tuesday aftsr-
noon for the bali game there.
The annual Sunday School Picnic of
the First Presbyterian church was
held at Lake Bradford Tuesday after
noon. TIE d6wnp0ur OF RAIN which
came at six O'Clock interTerel to sc me
] extend with the program OF sports
which had been arranged. but failed
| to dampen the~ardor of the pieniekers
| who rer0rted a most enjoyable out
| ing.
Miss Sarah Partridge mas been sp-
pointed by the state board of control
| to the position of state demonstration
agent, succeeding Miss Agnes Ellen
/ Harris, who resigned TO take up sim
liar work in Texas.
/ Miss Partridge has for several years
been Miss Harris valuable assistant
and is eminently qualified for the po-.
.t.5n thus rendered her. Her friends
Iredict that the work will be success
fully continued under her able dirsc-
t6h.
Mrs Julia NJ Carter. of Caarleston.
spent M6nday In the city.
/ Mr.. o. c. Collins has returned from
Jacksonville, where he spent a couple
of days on business.
Miss Margaret Moore of Bain5ridge,
was among the visitors in the city
on Friday.
Among the weekend visitors in the
city were Mr.. ana Mrs. A. j. Mar
shaif., Of Jacksonville.
| DR.. >. q. Fish has returned from a
business visit to South FLORIDA
| Mr.. Samuel Cramer. of Moore Ha-
ven. spent several days in the city this
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Smith and
family will leave September first for
| Madison, where Mr.. Smith will engage
| in the hardware business for himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have hosts of
friends here who regret their leaving
| but wish them every sue sess and
happiness in their new home.
| DR.. W. M. Lynn left Monday for
Milton, where he will spend the next
two months in federal work.
Mrs. G. B. HART has returned from
a visit of more than a month spent
In Jacksonville and Pablo Beach.
Judge and Mrs. w. ]. Oven are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
many friends upon the arrival Of .
little son, born last Sunday.
l. Governor Cats has received news
that his son. Sidney J. Cats. Jr., has
reached the United States and expects
shortly to be discharged.
Mrs J. r.. Rafidle has returned from
a visit Of two months at Moore Ha-
wen.
Mrs. Arthur Williams has return
ed from Natural Bridge, Va, where
she attended the convention of the
Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Mrs. Williams
Went at the urgent invitation of the
national committee extended in reeog-
milton Of her valuable work on the
history Of the organization. Upon her
return trip she spent several days In
Washington. Jacksonville and other
cities
Mrs. william @. Dodd is visiting her
sister In Memphis. Tenn. At the con-
elusfOn of the summer school here.
DIR. Dodd will join her and they will
so to Balsam, n. c., where they will
spend the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Chittenden. OF
Pensacola. who have been the guests
OF the latter's sister, Mrs. d. N. Low.
ry, have returned to their home
The many friends Of Mr.. Harry A
Hoa1y will regret to learn Of the pain
full accident which he suffered last
Saturday. Mr.. Heafy, driving in the
country In his car, turned out Of the
road. and failing to see clothes wire
strung between two trees, drove into
It. The wire caught Mr.. Healy just
Shove the eyes and slipping over his
head carried the top Of the car with
It., While extremely painful the acct.
dent, fortunately. was not serious.
Mrs Charles Meadows, Of Monte
xumas Cd. who win be remembered
~ Miss Lila Brooks, II in this city,
having besn called here by the ill.,
ness OF her sister. Mrs. r. A. Shine,
Jr. Friends of Mrs. Shine viii be
glad to hear that she il steadily re.
covering.
II Miss4s Mamie Joe Wilder, I.assis-
phine Everett and Fulton Morgan.