The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-16
ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW.

MISS Ruth Van Pelt, who for the
past year has been in New York
attending Columbia university will
ieaVe ABOUT the 25th of May to return
nome. On her trip south she will
visit with friends in Washington, D. C.
and in Birmingham.
| Alexander B. Nevins spent yester-
DAY IN the city. Mr.. Nevins is located
on Santa Rosa sound, just below
Camp Seabreeze and during the sum
mer last year the girls, who visited
the camp became very well acquainted
with him and enjoyed the benefit of
his expert knowledge in fishing and
swimming.
Willie E. Davis, Jr., will visit in
the city with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Davis, 100 N. Eleventh
ave. before going to Houston. Texas,
where he will make his headquarters.
Mr.. Davis was formerly Of Mobile,
where he has spent several years in
the drug business and is now accept
ing position with the H. K Milford
Co.
Gordon Whitmore of Detroit, is
spending about week in the city Wis
iting with friends. Mr.. Whitmore will
the senior P. H. S. class on Tuesday.
The many Pensacola friends Of
Mrs. Jennie Baker of Copperfield,
Tenn, will regret to learn of her ILL.,
ness. Her sister, Mrs. N. D. Thomas,
has gone to Copperfield, having been
called there by her illness.
Many Pensacola friends will learn
with regret Of the intended departure
of Ray Johnson and David L. Mon
tana for. Gilmore, California, where
they will make their home. They are
leaving Wednesday and will join Mr..
Johnson's two brothers, Samuel john
son and A. A. Johnson in Gilmore
Mr.. Johnson during his stay in Pen
sacola has taken an active interest in
the social and civic life of the city
and in post war work. Mr.. Montana,
though having been in the city for
only short time is also leaving many
warm friends.
Mrs. w. B. Wright, ST., has re-
turned from Mobile after a delightful
visit with her sister and brother-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Price,
Mrs. L. H. Newman of New Jersey,
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
for about two weeks visit in the city
as the guest Of Miss August Oerting
and Mr.. William Oerting at their home
on E. Moreno-st. She will also be
the guest of Mrs, Charles Hagerman.
Mrs. Newman arrived from Montgom-
cry, where she has been visiting with
her mother. Mrs. Newman has many
friends in Pensacola and a number Of
pretty social attentions will be shown
her during her stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Springer leave
today, Mrs. Springer going to Selma,
where she will spend the greater part
of the summer with her mother, Mrs.
F. F.. Wise and Mr.. Springer to Mo-
bile, where he will be connected with
the Mobile Shipbuilding Co. Mrs.
Springer will later join him there. Mr.
and Mrs. Springer have resided in
Pensacola. for the past several years
and leave many friends who learn OF
their departure with regret.
Mr.. H. Shelby Sanders, whose mar
rage to Miss Marie Mcmillan takes
place on Tuesday, arrived in the city
Yesterday afternoon from Louisville,
KY.
Mr.. ana MIS- w. II. hoSS
after delightful trip through
south Florida and are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Levy.
Friends of Miss Eva Vaughn, who
spent the past winter in Birmingham,
will. be glad to know that she will
spend the summer at Muscogee with
her mother, Mrs. w. r. Vaughn.
Mrs. M. F. Bowes has returned
home after a delightful visit in Biloxi
With her parents and other relatives.
Mrs. ]. N. Carbon and children left
morning to join Mr.. Carbon
n Macon. where they return to make
their home after an absence of four
months. Enroute they will visit Mrs.
Cecil Hoyey and Mrs. Vernon Hinote
II Mobile also stop over in Mont
gomery.
medical student at Vanderbilt Uni
will be interested to know tnat
,e has been unanimously elected to
he Phi. Kappa Chi, honorary medical
senior fraternity Of that college. Mem
oership in this fraternity is gained
through character and scholarship, an
average grade of not less than W per
,ent for the first three years pelng
required.
Reverend and Mrs. r. J. McMuiienf
.eturned to the city yesterday morning
rom New York City, where they at
ended the Bible School conducted by
or White. Reverend and Mrs. Nc
Mullen are guests at the home OF MRS.
father, Reverend DR.. A.
). Moffett and family, at their nome
IN w. Gregory-st.
Miss lone Campbell of De Funiak
snrines is visiting in the city for
CIV weeks as a guest at the home of
,er sister, Mrs. Olive Brawner, on z.
Miss Bessie West of Milton was a
,isitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Sercy and
IRIS. Eta Childerson of Milton were
,isitors in the city as the guest OF
riends.