The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-03


Mamie Merritt have planned a de-
lishtful weekend at Camp Seabreeze.
leaving for up the sound this after
noon.
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BASKET PICNIC.
The members of the local Zionist
organization will give a basket picnic
on Sunday, July 4th at IIissing Link
ferry. This beautiful spJt will be an
ideal place for such an outing and it
is hoped that all members and their
friends will be present. Those who
expect to go are requested to be at
the corner of Belmont and Guilemarde
at 8 a. m. sharp. From this spot the
crowd will leave in cars for the ferry.
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DANCE AND BUFFET SUPPER At
COUNTRY CLUB TONIGHT.
The usual enjoyable week end "open
house" will be held at the County
Club tonight beginning at o'clock
and is being anticipated with much
pleasure by the married set as well
as members of the younger society
set. Dancing and cards will feature
/ the arnusements of the evening and
| buffet supper will be served. Music
viii be furnished by a selected orches-
ira. The ladies having charge of these
delightful weekend affairs hope to
continue them throughout the summer
with the hearty cooperation of the
| club members.
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! FIVE HUNDRED PARTY.
| Mrs. S. NJ. Scarritt was hostess
! Wednesday afternoon entertaining in
compliment to Miss Margaret Morris
seys of Nashville, the charming guest
of Miss Irenita Purdy. The evening,
was spent in playing Five Hundred,
the card tables being arranged in the
! living room ana par1or, where shasta
daisies added a touch of springtime
to the scene. Miss Clara Moreno
scored high and the consolation was
cut by Miss Irenita Purdy, their prizes
being boxes of candy. Miss Morris
tsey, the honoree received a lovely set
of hat pins. After the game a dainty
ice course was served
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HOUSE PARTY AT PERDiDO
BEACH.
| Messrs Frank Hatton, Thomas Bur-
pee and Bill Norman left Wednesday
for Perdido Beach, Alabama, where
they will spend week as guests at
a house party being given by Mrs
i,YViggins, of Birmingham.
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FAREWELL DANCE.
Miss Marie bowling entertained
VERY delightfully."- Thursday evening
with dance as farewell courtesy
to her guest, Miss Matte Lee Mason.
of Orlando, who leaves Monday for
her home. The evening was spent
in dancing, music and games, during
an intermission fruit punch and cake
being served. The dance was given
at the home of Mrs. Neville, 721 East
| Cervantes street. Miss Dowling's
guests for the evening included:
Misses Susie Miller, Mary Brown
Nora Bowling, Matte Lee Mason,
, Livia Lewis, Theresa Rand, Julia
. Rand, Julia Anderson, Anna Wilson
, Flossie Sara. Messrs. Kenneth Nc
; Laughlin, Hubert Holly, Bert HoIlo-
way, Harold Stearns, Johnnie Sapp
Mrs. Langston, Alex Sullivan, John
= ME Diekman, Mr.. and Mrs. Neville
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Neville.
SWIMMING PERf1. "
| Miss Lillian Thomas, daughter OF
Lieutenant and Mrs. u NJ. Thomas
/ viii be hostess on Tuesday afternoon
| entertaining with a swimming party
and buffet supper at the Country
| Club. Her guest list will include mem
bers of the younger society set
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| AFTERNOON TEA FOR
VISITORS.
| Misses Mary and Sarah Holt will be
| hostesses this afternoon entertaining
with a pretty afternoon tea in honor
OF two attractive visitors, Miss Mary
| Coney, of Savannah, Ga, the guest OF
Miss Dorothy Forbes and Miss Helen
| RaWlins, of Moss Point, Miss, the
guest of her father Mr. H NJ. Raw
Inns. The guests at this lovely at
fair will include members of the
/ younger set.
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ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A
DAUGHTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Gray, of Mem
phis, have announced the birth of a
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