The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-29
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Miss Ethel Greenblatt has return
ID home from New Orleans, where she
attended the New Orleans Conserva-
DRY of Music.
Mrs. Harry e. Hewes and little
ION, Harry, Jr., of Warrington, have
returned from Newport, r. L., for a
lew weeks visit with relatives. Mr..
Hewes is stationed on the u. s. s..
Billingsley. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewes and
ION have been spending a part of the
hummer in Chicago, the guest of his
brother and father, and in New York
city, washington, d. c., and Phila-
EeIphia. Mrs. Hewes and son will
cave about November l to join Mr..
Hughes, who is now in Philadelphia.
Miss Norah Allen left last night
lor her home in Weatherford. N. j.,
after a delightful months visit in Pen
Iacola as the guest Of Mrs. b. g.
Duval. of Baskerville, and of Miss
violet Adams. Miss Allen is a talent
I'd musician and made many friends
Burning her stay in Pensacola, who hope
hat the pleasure OF her visit may
soon be repeated.
Mrs. A. F.. Paderick and daugh-
ler. Miss Ethel Paderick, have re-
nrned home after enjoying a six
weeks stay in North Carolina, visiting
"a Wilmington and other points.
Mrs. j. T. Carter and two sons,
uxnrnte and Wilbur, OF Wichita Falls
Texas, left yesterday at noon for
Century. where they win visit at the
homo of Dr. and Mrs. E. Cater, ex-
pecting to later go to Atmore to be
the guests Of friends before returning
home. They have been spending q
short time in Pensacola as the guests
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It. Mrs. Carter is society editor OF
the Record News, Wichita Falls
morning newspaper, and ranks as one
Of the best newspaper women OF her
state.
-Ensien and Mrs. William B. Law
renee, Jr-, arrive din Pensacola today
from an extended visit in California
where Ensign Lawrence was stationed
before going on inactive duty. En-
sign and Mrs. Lawrence, formerly
Miss Chloe Duncan, of Pensacola, will
visit with her family at their summer
home across the bay. Enroute south
they stopped in New York City and
Boston for a 10-days' visit with rela-
lives. Ensign and Mrs. Lawrence
win leave Pensacola shortly to go to
Savannah, Ca, where he will engage
Ia the paper business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Watkins and
son. Harold, Jr., have returned home
from q delightful siS-weeks' visit with
relatives and friends in Atlanta, Rome
and other Georgia cities.
Mrs. r.. P. Andrews of DeFuniak
Springs, who was operated on Thurs
Ray at the Pensacola hospital, is do
mig nicely. She is the sister of Mrs.
g. e. Brigham OF 1909 E.. Gadsden-
St.
Her hosts OF friends in Pensacola
gill be delighted to learn that Dor
Dthy Bingham Kohn is expected home
sometime in September from Rort
Ruger, Honolulu, where Captain Kohn
has been stationed for some time. This
will be Mrs. Kohn's first visit home
since her marriage.
Dwight Anderson leaves Monday
for Cincinnati to resume his duties as
Instructor in the Cincinnati Conserva-
torv of Music after a months vaca-
lion spent in Pensacola with his
mother, Mrs. F.. w. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Meharg and
son. Bryant, leave the first of this
weelS for Marion, Ala, where young
Meharg viii enter the Marion Milf
Iarv Institute for a two-years' course
nrenaratory to entering the U. s. Ma
val Academy at Annapolis. He re-
snetlv received the appointment tc
Annapolis from Congressman Smith
wick.
Mrs. Josie Jones and sister, Miss
Claudia Pereira, Of Mobile, are visit
ing in Pensacola, guests at the home
Of their cousin. Mrs. G. j. Cuttings
1912 +. Cervantes-st.
Friends of Miss Estelle Eldredge
will be interested in reading about the
hike she and cousin, Miss olive FL
aredge. are now taking from New
York City to San Francisco. Miss FL
asedge made her home in Pensacola