The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-17
APALACHICOLA
social Life Of Thriving City
Keeps Visitors and Local
People Busy.


ream supper in Lafayette park, will
ancing in the pavilion afterwards
rhe proceeds from this supper viii
ugment the amount already made
nd whose sum total will be expended
N the upkeep of the park pier. Mrs
Geo. Marshall, Mrs. Mingo Brown ant
IRIS. A. S. Mohr are the committee Of
hree who have charge Of the enter.
prise.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. Fannin leave
Apalachicola shortly to avail them.
elves OF a fortnlFht's vacation before
hey settle in Mayo, Fla, where Mr.
amin has been called to take over
ne management of O new state bank
IT.. Fannin has been associated with
he ApaIachicola State bank for about
light years, and during this time he
md Mrs. Fannin have made many
rieids in the city, all of whom regret
heir departure.
Mrs. A. s. Ham and daughter, ac-
,ompanied Mrs. G. e. Spencer when
he returned to her home in North
'arolina, where Mrs. Ham will be Mrs
5pencer's guest. Mrs. Spencer is the
oungest daughter OF Capt. and Mrs
p. NJ. Fowler, of this city.
Miss Florence Morris is taking a
lmmer courses in advanced English at
vinthrope college, Rock Hill. S. G.
During her visit Miss Morris is chap
roned by her mothers friend. Mrs.
irunson, who is also taking teachers
curse at this college.
Mrs. G.. l. Porter is visiting her sis
srs, the Misses stow, at South Nor
Walk, Conn.
Mrs. Mordina Bragunier and Miss
thompson left the city Friday morn
ing for Jacksonville. While in Apalach-
cola Mrs. Bragunier was the guest of
err sister, Mrs. s. Il. Rice, Jr., and
Iiss Thompson visited Mrs. M. K. AL
xander. Mr.. S. e. Rice went as far as
jacksonville with his departing guest.
hen no went on to Pensacola, Mo-
lie and points north, where he was
allied on bushes.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. McNiel announced
nc marriage, on Tuesday last, OF their
aughter, Miss Lillian Johnson, to Mr..
I. M. Barfield. Miss Lillian was mar
ed quietly, her little sister, Ruth, be-
.ng her only maid of honor. Mr.. and
FRS Barfield are now in Jacksonville.
Ofter fortnight there and at the sea-
ide they will so on to Hahira, Ca,
rr. Barfield being one of the success
IL business men OF that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Buzzett and
lnailv are spending a fortnight at the
agoon, in the league cottage. Madam
'uzzett, Mrs. Fry and Miss Maggie
.uzzett have Joined them for the lat
sr part Of the week.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. ].
!. Cotter gave a bay party. Among
rose who enjoyed Mrs. Cotter's cour-
ssy on Sunday, were: Mr.. and Mrs.
(. Il. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
rell, Miss Frances Murphy, Mr.. Her
ert Johnson, Mr.. Hal Hoffman, Mas
n Bobbie Cotter and Miss Billy Prell,
nd Miss Betty, Cotter.
Sunday Mrs. Barbour, the wife of
ttorney Barbour, reached the city,
nd shortly Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour will
ike possession OF the Zingarelli bum
allow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Hickey are spend
1g the month OF July at the club
ouse on St. Georges island.
Apalachicola is glad to have Mr.. and
FRS. Clarence Wright at home again,
tier a years absence at Hosford,
here Mr. Wright was engaged in the
amber business. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
re now living with Mr.. Wrights
,other. Mrs. u. M. Wright, in her
retty home on the bay shore.
Mrs. J. s. Murrow left Tuesday
corning for Jacksonville, where she
siT Join her father, Capt. Magruder,
nd her brother, Ensign Magruder, of
ne u. s. navy.
Monday afternoon Mrs. DAILY enter
lined the Kin club There was the
sual game of Five Hundred and the
sual good time was enjoyed. Ice tea
nd salad course was served by Mrs.
ally, assisted by her sister. Mrs. j. P.
ovett.
Rev. George Benedict and family ac-
ompanied by Mrs. Benefits uncle, Mr..
lark, left the city Tuesday morning
n their way to Detroit where they viii
lin the other members of the Bene- |
let clan. and all go UP to their sum-
ler homes near Mackinaw. Mr.. Geo. |
snedict will join his parents as they
ass through Cleveland.
Mrs A. B. Wing and her little |
lughter, Beryl. are the guests of Mrs. !
\. L. Wing. Mrs. A. b. Wing now lives
Bradentown.
Miss Helen Patton. who Is employed /,
the offices OF the Atlantic Coast
Inc in Jacksonville, is spending her
acation with her sister, Miss Matte |
alton. Miss Helen is very popular
ere. and all the boys are invigorated
V the fact that she is home again.
here win be dance for her on Fri
.ay night.
Mrs. r. II. Porter left the city with
err son. Rodman, when he returned
f, Atlanta after spending his vacation
mong the home folk. After a short
isit with Mr.. Porter in Atlanta. Mrs.
orter went on TO st. Paul, Mimi.
here she made short visit to her
aughter, Virginia Porter: then she
cent up into north Minnesota, to Itasca
Ike. where she win join her daughter,
FRS. f. G. Cheyney at their summer
IMP.
The Five Hundred met Thursday
it'll Miss Florine Robbins. A sweet
purse with ices and cakes was served
tier the game. Miss Robbins was as
sted hv her mother, Among those