The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-22
NEICHBORHOOD NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST

Mrs. Kerns, of Jersey Shore. Pa, and
Mrs. Homer, of Pittsburgh. 1t is ru-
mored that Miss Gwendolyn Wright is
shortly to be married. Miss Wright
has spent the winter at school in
pittsburgh.
Monday afternoon Mrs. M. LeGallie
entertained the Kinery and few out
side friends. Five hundred was the
game. Mrs. S. Ewing Rice, Jr, and
Mrs. George Egbert cut for the first
prize, Mrs Rice winning the cut. Miss
KimbaI won the BOBBY. A five o'clock
tea was served. Among those present
were: Mcsdames Egbert LeGallie, S. NJ.
FLOYD. j. Messina, S. +. Montgomery,
M. Daily. NJ. X. Alexander, AL LeFever,
ii. f. Warren, George Egbert, S. E..
/ Rice Jr., Miss Kimball and Miss Mar
tina Fay LeGallie. Mrs. LeGallie was
assisted by her two charming daugh-
tiers. Miss Cordelia and Miss Anne. In
connection with the social life of
Apalachicola, the originality of her
citizens is emphasized. Remark the
names of the three leading clubs: The
! Kinery, which numbers the connec-
| lions of two historic families, is the
oldest. Next comes the Aristocrats of
4 the Bay Shore, with The Gophers,
while the heart of the city has given
birth to tia Moss Backs. Could any
city do better than that.
! Cards are out for the commence
ment exercises of the Chapman high
school which will occur on Thursday.
! The class to graduate this year in
cludes Miss NJ. f. Lucido, Miss Il. l..
! Schoelles, Miss G.. +. Wakefield. Miss
NJ. f. Roberts, Miss w. ID. Dodd, Miss
u NJ. Sperry, r. G.. Porter and E. Nj.
Maige
Mrs l.. c.. Hagerman entertained at
bridge on Tuesday afternoon. The
guest s.af- h0Rar n Mrs Hagerman' $
lpany ws@ Mrs ". "A Garter. This
y charming laSg has been the recipient
Of 50 many aQSaes.aes Of the affection
Tor her friends thaf she says her regret
! ii growing daily that she must leave
-.ApalaeT Mrs. Hagerman As assisrea
hy Mrs G.. w. Eiagerinaa. 80 prizes
we're won as follows First prize. AIRS,
Carter second psiae Mrs. PigogaeFi
HI third prlz9, Mrs we Ton. a salad
v conrst ice tea were served. Among
u those present were: Mesdames j. B.
Spear az T.. Walton, J. Marshall, Jr.
, S. r. Mefing, q. w. Neat, Paul Plae-
guer MI Sheppard, II. D. Marks, Jr.
i II. Il Eannin, Carl Sheppard, M. Wing
:. RI Il Rice, II. X. Alexander Miss
Vfftessde, Miss Gibson and Miss Kim
bah
II Friday afternoon the home Of Mr.
u and Airs. Emory Spear was the scene
II ~ successful entertainment giver
l,by the staff of the NJ. E. Sunday
,}schoo3 The following names were or
NJ the program: Miss l.. Long, Miss X
Z tFloyd Miss Vause, and Mrs. G. E
sYeems. Ice cream, punch and cake
4 were served. And a free-will offering
\ was collected which totalled $4,000. II
~. Rogers is superintendent of the
Sunday school and the following ladies
teach: Mesdames II. l.. Oliver, w. NJ
. Sawyer. C. w. Matheson, L. D.. Walton
Wade, G.. +. Weems, E. Spear, w
Sheppard, and Miss Mary Ella Gibson
Cards are out for an entertainment
lat r. r. Rice, pretty home on thu
bay shore.
i Mrs. Carl Sheppard and family leav
the city together with. Mr.. and Mrs
Z w. II. Carter on Saturday for Chief
ton and after visit there Mr. an,
Mrs. Carter will locate in Trenton
: where Mr.. Carter has accepted a bust
ness proposition.