The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-03
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o. W. Stapleton, chorus director at |
the series of revival services being
held at the First Methodist church. |
during his stay in this city, is making |
his headquarters at the home of Mr..
| and Mrs. J. w. Andrews. 18th avenue
and Jackson street. A-r. Stapleton is
enjoying renewing a friendship with
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews formed in St.
/ Augustine some years ago.
I DIR. w. j. Buck, assistant state health
officer. who came to the city in con-
| nection with the health campaign. tol
| relieve DIR. Ralph N. Green, who wasi
| unable coome, while here is making
his headquarters at the San Carlos.
DIR. Buck is well known to many Pen
sacolians, he having married Miss
| Catherine Hampton, of Gainesville.
Miss Hampton was a niece of Reverend
i -sIJ pue 'uMoIa H uuor SIN pure
4 quently visited in the city as their
guest. Her death, which occurred in
i New York city last year, was one of
the sad tragedies of the influenza cpl
denic. DIR. Buck has recently returned
to the United States, having served
overseas as lieutenant-colonel in the
II army.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick McHugh. who
) are spending several weeks at the
! Imperial hotel in Atlanta, expect to
!, remain in the Georgia capital until
1 after the reunion before returning
II Mr.. and Mrs. McHugh have been
y spending the summer in Asheville and
) other cities in North Carolina.
al Miss NJ l.. Irwin, Dr. d. c.. Campbell
r and Louis A. Peacock. who are con-
al nected with the public health cam
Ell paign now being made in the city,
: are stopping at the San Carlos. Miss
fl Irwin is permanently stationed at
Tampa, but came to Pensacola from
| Jacksonville.
I'll Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Foster, of Bir-
mingham. are spending several days
| in Pensacola registered at the San
!: Carlos.
IL s. p. Rozear, Jr, Paul Hart and
al Albert Olsen have gone to Virginia
r, to enter college, where they are taking
nj a course in electrical engineering.
I'll Miss Leila Abercrombie leaves today
: for Mobile to visit with her uncle and
IL aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall. before
returning to Washington.
81 Mrs. Ellis c. Awkward and son
" James. after short visit in Pensa-
IS cola guests at the Higgins home IL
Isl Warrington. have gone to Jacksonville
i to spend several days before returning
mi to ST. Augustine, where they max,
:. their home at the "Vannaman House,
Or of which Mr.. Aylward is manager.
,el Mrs. W. B. Sheppard and daughter.
have returned home after a delightful
summer spent in the North Carolin;
N mountains.
,el The following, relative to the mar
l. riage of Miss Berdine Bronson, o
Holt, to David NJ Clark, of Milton
taken from an exchange. viii be rea,
,di with interest by many friends in Pen
" sacola:
M Mr.. David NJ. (Moxie) Clark, o
ye Milton, recently returned from over
Id seas. and Miss Berdine Bronson, o
II. Holt, We're united in marriage at tn
gel Clark hotel Sunday night, Captain
asl Charles E. Hamilton performing tn
q ceremony.
3 The groom is one of Millions well
mel known young men. who volunteers
in his service to his country, staying
asI with the boys in France until honor
ably discharged following the signini
- of the armistice. The bride is on
of the popular young girls of Hol
II being a daughter of Mr.. and Mr.
Bronson, one of the oldest and mos
highly respected families of that com
III munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, We understand
will make their home in Milton"
Mrs. L. c. Avry, wife of Lieutenan
Ayry of, the Pensacola naval air sta
ton, left last night for Boston an
other cities in the East to be gone
month Lieutenant Avry goes to Rock
away Island, expecting to return with
in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Pasco an
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