The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-28

Atlanta and Miss Mary Wood Davis
OF ouincy.-Mr. L. c. Yager spent sew
eral days IN Jacksonville this week,
where no attended the state fair
Hon. W. T. oven spent Tuesday IN
Quincy. where he transacted legal bus
inesa.--Dr. and Mrs. .. q. kendriek
and little son Odis were among the
Tailahasseeans who attended the
shrine ceremonial in cambridge
Thursday. Mr.. l.. ST. Ausiey and Mr..
~. w White spent the weekend on
the wakulla river. where they enjoyed
a successful hunt.-~Congres@m and
Mrs. Frank Park Of Georgia were the
weekend guests OF Mrs. A. c. John
ston at her homo on East Call-st. Mr.
and Mrs. Park had enjoyed a fortnight
az Panacea Springs. hunting and fish,
inR-Afr Cha les q. Law OF Ctnctn-
natl II the guest OF his family At Lac
cal plantation.--Mr Alma Burns has
returned from delightful visit with
friends in Jacksonville.-M Mr. y. J.
Mays OF Tampa spent several days tn
TIE city this week on business Miss
Marie Glazing. por uiar student Of the
Florida state College for Women,
spent the wee end with relatives Ia
= 4
.onhned TO her homo on account OF
illness for several dnys.-Mrs. Guyte
r. NcCord and children have returned
from a delightful visit with relatives
In Atlanta and Rome. Ga.--Misses
Grace and Helen Paul were week -ena
visitors IN Arlington. Ca. where they !
were t1o guests Of reiatives.--MiRa |
Margaret Miller was the guest Of reia- |
lives in Monticello during the week |
et4d.-Miss Pearl Long Of Tavaros |
aDent last week -end IN Tailahass -. I
the guest OF friends. Miss Long Is an /
A. Il. graduate OF 1871 Of the Florida 1
state College for Women, and this
was her first visit since graduation.
sha came as q representative Of the i
Tavares W8man's club 90 tho state
and was agreeahly sur
prisea to find so many changes in the
city as well az the college.-Mr. and 4
Mrs. wallace Wright OF Quincy were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert How
ard Monday Miss ollie Ready spent
tha ek~ond In Jacksonville, the
guest % friends--The dancing contin-
gent enjoyed a delightful dance at the
l.lks club Friday evening Niss kath-
leen Moor spent last week end In Apa
'aehicola. the guest of her family
springhui. looking after business IN
terests Mr. and AIRS. r. II. Monk
and family have removed "a Jackson
vile. where they viii make their fu-
ture home.-Thc Womans Missionary
Society OF the First Presbyterian
church held It's monthly meeting at
the home ~ Mrs. Edward Conrad
Friday afternoon. The leaders for the
afternoon were Mrs. T.. NJ Ausley and
Mis- L. O. Yaeger Mr. and Mrs.
Louis McCaskill ~ asinhridge motored
10 Tallahassee Thursday and spent he
day the guests 81 relatives.
Mrs. r.. T.. Hunt has opened her art |
studio at her colonial home. the Grove |
NJ. and Mrs. r. l. Earineau are re-
ceiy4rE the congratulations Of their
many friends on the arrival 81 4 splen-
a. son az their home on las. Tennes-
&C. at-Dr. G. ~. Ausiey has returned
from Jacksonville. where ha spent sew
eral lays on businexs.-Mr and Mrs
X NTcCsskiu 81 cambridge were the
guests % relatives in
the city Nj and Mrs. ,. @. kellum
st a delightful picnic vim
.he woods On Thanksgiving Day. The
guests Included a number 81 the teach
RS 81 the Florida state College for
a. NJ Phillips q san
ford was the week end guest Of Mr.
ana Mrs. A. r Phillips AZ their home
- West ST. Augustine-st. Mrs. Phil
ips attended the federation 81 wotn-
sns clubs IS a representative of the
sanford club which was IN convention
here last week One ~ the prefslest
social functions 81 the federation week
vas the luncheon az tia Exchange tea
room when Mrs. r. =. Rivers enter.
ained honor - Mrs. T.. n. TyagnFs
md Mrs Harry Dozier % 0caia.--Mr