The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-20

Mrs. Lawrence Green and baby
daughter, who have been visiting here
for the past month, left Wednesday
evening for Jacksonville, where they
will meet Mr.. Green, who will accom-
pany them to New York on the steam
er Apache.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Fleming and Mr..
and Mrs. GARDINER Champlain are en-
tertaining as their guests at a delight
full house party and camp" at the
Oaks" on Bayou Texar. Mrs. r. L.
Smith and Miss Tressie Champlain,
and Misses Margaret, Sybil and Eve
lyn Smith, Mr.. Tomrnie yelling. of
New York City, Mr.. Lewis, of Mis-
sissippi. Other guests who will ar
rive this week are Mrs. w. H. Arnold
and little daughter. Joyce, and Mr..
e. NJ. Smith, from New Orleans. Mr..
Dent Smith, of Shreveport, La, spent
last weekend at the camp. Mrs.
Smith is in town for a few days after
which she will return.
Mrs. Margaret Brown, of Danville,
Ga, returns home today at noon after
visiting for the past several months
in the city as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. V. r. Mobiles at her home 1000
East Gonzalez street.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Marco, of Mont
gomery, have returned home after a
visit in Pensacola and an enjoyable
ten days outing at Camp Walton.
Miss Sarah Aronowitz left last night
for ten days visit in Atlanta.
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John H. Caro-. of this city, has arrived
at Camp Merritt from overseas Mr.
Caro- was a member of the medical
corps in the Dixie Division. when he
went overseas, but later his unit was
split up and he was assigned TO the
military police.
Peter I. Hubkin, of this city, arrived
home yesterday after about a years
service overseas. Mr.. Hubkin was one
of the first to volunteer for service
after war was declared by the United
States, and left Pensacola with Com
pany /. While in France he was Civ
en- several furloughs, after the armis-
tice was signed, which enabled him to
make several visits to Paris, London
and other places of interest. His last
days overseas were spent with the
army of occupation in Germany. Mr..
Hubkin is a naturalized American cit
izen, but is a native of Archang-l,
North Russia. His many friends are
extending to him a hearty welcome
after his two years service with the
army.
Mrs. j. Hirschovitz and daughter,
Miss Paula Iirschkovitz, leave to-
night for Tate Springs, Tennessee.
where they will enjoy several weeks
stay. Miss Hirschkoy itz will return
home from there. while Mrs. Hirsch-
kovitz will join Mr.. Hirschkovitz m
New York City, where he goes to visit
the eastern markets, and will remain
IN the east for an indefinite period.
Misses Mae and Regenia Moreno of !
Mobile. are spending the week in the |
,ity as the guests of relatives and i
friends.
Colonel J. r. Lee has been trans |
erred for duty at Camp Gordon, near |
Atlanta where he will be camp supply |
officer and expects to leave the last !
# the month. He will motor through |
he country and will be accompanied by |
lis oldest son, Robert Reid. Mrs Lee !
md the other two children will leave |
few days later to join him in At |
anita. Colonel Lee recently returned
rom service abroad and has been Wis
ting with his family at their home
III North Spring Street. An interesting
,oincident connected with Colonel
Lees transfer to Camp Gordon is that
Fort Mcpherson. just out from At
anita, is where he first began his mill
Colonel and Mrs. Lee have scores of
friends and general regret is felt at
heir departure.
Misses Natalie Moffett and Buda Day
left last week for Jacksonville, where
they took the steamer for New York.
After visiting in the metropolitan city
Miss Moffett goes to Washington, D.
c. Stanton, Va, and will visit with
relatives and friends at points in
Indianna, Kentucky. North Carolina
and Alabama, expecting to be absent.
for the remainder of the summer
Miss Day goes to Maine. where she
will spend the remaining summer
months.
Miss Mae Dudley, OF Birmingham,
arrives in the city this morning to
visit for two weeks as the attractive
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Moore
423 East Cervantes street
Mrs. NJ. Walker has returned home
after a delightful visit with her daugh-
ter and son law. Mr. and Mrs La
mont Cadmus, of st. Louis, Mrs.
Cadmus will be remembered as Miss
Sarah Walker. of Pensacola
Mrs. Bertha Smith and son, Marion
have gone to Evergreen. Ala. where
they will visit for two weeks with
relatives. later going to Montgomery
and other points. expecting to be alb
sent e bout six weeks