The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-11
QUINCY

The series of illustrated lectures be-
| ing given this week in the evenings at
| the Presbyterian church are rare
| treats and crowds are avai1ing them
| selves of the opportunity to hear
them. The lecturer. DR. j. Edgar
Baulss, of New Jersey, is a noted ar
chaeologist and illustrates his re-
| marks with sterescopic views that are
very artistic and interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. May, Sr., left this
week for Dade City on a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. George Massey. Mrs.
May suffered from a stroke of paral-
ysis about three months ago, and has
been confined to her room, but seems
now to be regaining her strength and
former health.
Mr.. and Mrs. L W. Solomon, of Will
mington, n. c., were in the city this
| week as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bat
Ottinger.
Mrs. S. c. Harrison. who has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. r. E. Bitch,
| returned to her home in Jacksonville.
Saturday after having been shown
many charming courtesies by her
girlhood friends, for she was reared in
this county and is a great favorite in
both social and religious circles.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. Davis announce
the birth Of a little son, which ar
| rived Monday at the Gadsden County
hospital
Mrs. Matte Martin, mother of the
late DR.. I. w. Martin, of Quincy, died
Sunday at the home of Mrs. j. r.
McElroy, near Havana, and was bur
led at Attapulgus, GA.
Miss Julia Thornton, of cambridge,
was the guest this week of her friend,
Miss Mabel Powell.
DR.. r. E. Ashley left the first of the
month for Americas, Ca, on govern
ment business and will be gone about
a month.
Mayor J. L. Davidson is in Atlanta
taking treatment for bronchial affec-
ton which has been troubling him for
some time.
The following invitations We're re-
ceived this week: Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Banks Woodbury. request the honor
of your presence at the marriage of
their daughter, Mary Bugenia, to DR..
Leonard Bannbacker Willis, on Wed
nesday, the 23rd of February, at high
noon, First Methodist Church, Quincy,
Florida.
A dozen Quincy matrons received
invitations to the bridge party which
Mis- CdiilGS EoldIJI1 gave III HOnOr OF
Mrs. Cary Hardee. The four going
over for this party event were: Mes
DANES c. S. Curtis, E. c. Love, J. L.
McFarlin, Sr., and Angus Hinson.
Miss Alice Davidson was hostess to
Circle No. of the Woman's auxiliary
of the Presbyterian church Monday
afternoon. After an interesting pro-
gram taken from the foreign mission
study book, DAY In and Day Out in
Korea" the young hostess treated her
associate members to two courses Of
delicious refreshments.
On Thursday afternoon, Mesdames
r. J. Love and Chas. Conboy gave 4
large card party at the home of the
former, and on Wednesday afternoon,
Miss Eula Bell was hostess at a
shower for Miss Eugenia Woodbury.,
whose marriage to DR.. Willis, of Balm
bridge, on the 23d inst, is to be a So
cial event of interest Thursday, Mrs.
Carey Jessup entertained at both
morning and afternoon bridge parties
/ in honor of her sister from South Car
DINA, who will be here several weeks.
On Friday Mesdames Angus and Hin
son have issued invitations to a large
affair to be given at the home of the
former.
Numerous parties have character
lied the last few days preceding lent
and invitations are out for several
large affairs during that self denying
season. On Saturday afternoon, Mes
danes ]. H. Trump and F. T. Hearin
gave a bridge party of six tables at
the home of the latter. The out of
town guests were Mrs. Robert Strick-
land and Miss Claire Dickey, of At
lanta, and Miss Marquesite Grassland,
of Bennettsville, S. C. Eight extra
guests were invited in or luncheon,
which consisted of oyster cocktail,
fruit salad and sandwiches, cheese
balls and Russian tea. Each player
was presented with a candle and the
other guests dainty baskets of candy
in rainbow tfnts.