The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-11
TALLAHASSEE
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Hon. n. P. Bryan, of Jacksonville,
was prominent visitor In the city
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Hopkins and lit
tie daughter. Helen, are visiting Mrs.
Hopkins sister, Mrs T. VIII Yon, at
her home on North Boulevard street.
DIR. Edward Conrad entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening. at the
practice house of the Florida State
College for Women. The dinner mark
ed the second of a series of dinners
being given by DIR. Conradi to members
of the legislature. The table was dec
GRATED with handsome cut flowers, and
a delicious menu was served by the
members of the home economies de-
partment of the college The guests,
on this occasion. were: Senator w H
Malone, Senator w. A. Russell. Sena-
tor G. c. Mathis. and representatives
A. G. Hamblin, NJ G. Dawson and A.
H. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Scott and children
of Arcadia. are spending several days
in the city. the guests OF the Rev.
S. w. Lawler. at his home on Park
avenue.
DIR. Henry z. Palmer spent a few
days in Jacksonville, this week look
ing after business interests.
Mr.. j. Frank Smith. of Milton spent
Wednesday in the city.
Mrs. VIII Hogan. of ST Petersburg.
IS spending several days in Tallahas-
see. stopping at the Leon Hotel.
Mr.. j. II. Harrell, of Live Oak. was
visitor in the city Wednesday.
Former Governor Jennings. of Jack
sonville, is spending some time in the
city, an interested spectator at the
legislature.
The teachers of the primary depart
ment of st. Johns Episcopal Sunday
school entertained at a delightful lawn
party Tuesday afternoon. Happy games
were played on the Rectory lawn dur
ing the afternoon. and ice cream and
cake was served. On Thursday after
noon the older members of the sun
day school motored to Lake Bradford.
and enjoyed a swim in the lake. and
afterward a delightful picnic lunch. on
the lake shore.
Former Governor Albert w. GiIchrist,
of Punta Gorda. is in the city for
several days, the guest Of friends.
The regular meeting of the Kings
Daughters was held Friday afternoon
at the E1ks club.
Mr. w. A. Lathrop. of Bradentown is
spending several days in the city.
from overseas few days ago. has been
in Tallahassee this week. the guest
or his brother, Captain P. a. Gray.
After having served for more than two
years, first in the Infantry, and lats-
with the Field Artillery, Lieutenant
Gray has received his honorabls DIS
charge, and will return to his home
in Hinson. A valuable and most in
teresting collection souvenirs collect
ed by Lieutenant Gray during his eight
months service abroad, has been on
display in a local store window. and
has attracted wide attention and inter-
est. Most of these war relics were
founs on the former battle 1ields of
France, and the collection is a very
valuable one.
Judge Ion L. Farris. of Jacksonville,
is a prominent visitor in the city for
several days.
The Florida State College for Women
win receive thirty thousand dollars for
q central heating plant, to be in
stalled before the fall term. Senator
Lowry, chairman OF the appropriations
committee is largely effectively ard
faithfully against the amendment to
cut the appropriation down to twenty
thousand dollars. The journal of the
senate shows that the amendment to
reduce the appropriation was not
agreed to.
Hon and Mrs. S D. Harris, of ST.
Petersburg. entertained Wednesday
evening, about thirty students OF the
Florida State College for Women. a
ia swimming party and picnic at Lake
Bradford.
Miss Sally Phoebe McCornic visited
in Quincy a few days last week. re-
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