The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-17
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Marion Watson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Watson and Newman McLane
arrive home Thursday from Auburn,
where they are attending the Ala
Tech. to spend the holidays with rela-
tives.
Mr.. George Howe is spending two
weeks in New York and other cities.
OF the east on business.
Captain George B Reynolds, u. S. NJ.
G.. leaves Saturday for Atlanta and
Charleston for a short stay before go
ing to Darlton. S. c.. to spend the
holidays with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. w A. j. Pollock leave
Saturday for Philadelphia. where they
go to spend the holidays with their
nieces, Misses Jeanne and Genieye
Henry. They will later go to New
York City, Baltimore and Annapolis
to VISIT with friends. Before return
ing home they will visit in Kinston,
N. c.. with DR.. Pcllock's uncle, DR..
John A. Pollock and family. They viii
be joined in Flomaton by Robert Glad
den, OF New Orleans, who will accom-
pany them as far as Washington.
where he goes to spend the holidays
with his parents. Professor and Mrs.
Thomas GLADDEN..
Among members OF the school and
college set coming home for the holt
days are Osmond Howe, son of Mr.
and Mrs. w. d. Howe and Thomas
Anderson, who are attending Wright's
{ University, Mobile. They arrive in the
city Tuesday. BENJAMIN Robinson and
CraighiIl Brown, son Of Rev. and Mrs.
John III. Brown are expected home the
last of the week from Sewanee, where
they are attending the University of
the South.
( Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Cook left the
first Of the week for Birmingham,
for an indefinite stay. Mr.. Cook. re-
cruiting officer from the Pensacola
naval air station, having been efdered
there for duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Wilson
Miss Anna Laughton) have returned
to Pensacola from Anderson. S. c.,
where they were married on Deem
Der 9. and are at home to friends at
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| Captain William b. Wright, U. s. A.,
Mrs. Wright and little son, William B.
Jr., Of Ell Paso, Texas, accompanied
who has been visiting in Ell Paso as
their guest arrive In Pensacola today
to spend the holidays with their
mother, Mrs. w. B. Wright and other
relatives.
Mrs. F. NJ. Scarritt left last night
for Indiana. where she was called by
1.-THE death yesterday morning of her
mother, Mrs NJ. E. FulIen. In her be-
reavement Mrs. Scarritt has the sin
cere sympathy Of many Pensacola
friends.
Miss Lucy Jordan, one OF the grad
uate nurses OF the Pensacola hospital
Glass 10. leaves today for a severa
, months visit with relatives and friends
/, at points in Mississippi.
Friend OF Miss Helen Haupt, of Phil
adelphia, will be glad to know that sh
/ | is able to be out again after having
: been confined to her room at the Sal
l Carlos suffering from an injured knee.
t Mrs. J. e. Turtle has returned t
the city after an extended visit i
Chicago as the guest OF her son an
n daughter n-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
. Turtle and daughter and son-in-lav
: Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis. She
: at the San Carlos for the present.
e Mrs. Bruce Leighton, wife of Lieu
{ tenant Commander Leighton, of til
o Atlantic Fleet aeroplane squadro
II looming from Hampton Roads to win
: ter in Pensacola. with her little sol
Bruce, Jr., have arrived from Ne
York City, and are stopping at tt
= San Carlos Mrs. Cottsworth wife
+ Lieutenant Cottsworth, also Of IL
4 aero squadron, has arrived in the cit
d from New York City and is at the Sa
d Carlos. The planes which are comm
Iby way OF South Florida are expects
in any day and probably after the
% winter maneuvers here will go
IS Cuba. Mrs. Leighton is well known
k Pensacola society, having spent tv
I'd wears in Pensacola during the tin
d, THAT Lieutenant Commander Leightt
IN was stationed at the naval air static
le land has hosts of friends in the CT