The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-16
APALACHICOLA

A week ago Wednesday there was
called meeting of the laymen and
vestry Of Trinity church. Rev. George
Il. Benedict announced the generous
gift of Ed Harris, Leonard Harris and
S. Harris of Havana, Cuba. Madam
Harris, the mother of these former CIT
liens OF .Apalachicola, was buried here
recently: and her sons have given
$500 to Trinity, which is to be used
in repairing the old church. This gift
is a memorial to their mother. Trinity
is the second oldest church in Florida.
At the meeting Wednesday it was sug-
gested that a recess chancel be built
so that there be ample room for the
new pipe organ which j. G.. Ruge has
| given to the church and which will be
set up as soon as suitable repairs are
made.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Ewing Rice. to-
| gether with Mr.. and Mrs. Farley
Ware, spent Monday and Tuesday as
the guests of Mrs. Alexander and Miss
Kimball at Camp Palms at Indian
Pass.
| Mrs. NJ. X. Alexander and Miss Kim
ball, with their guest, Miss Betsey
Harris of Akron, Ohio, spent a week at
Camp Palms, where they occupied the
cottage of A. p. Higgins of Blounts-
| town. Mr.. Higgins expected to be
their guest, but was hindered by a sud
den call to New York.
While at the Lagoon, Mrs. NJ. X.
| Alexander gave a veranda party for
her guest, Mrs. Harris. Among those
who motored down for the afternoon
were: Mesdames G. f. wehng, e. G.
W1efing, l.. d. Walton, P. Pleoguer, l..
c. Hagerman, ]. b. Speer and Messrs.
| Frank WIhiteside, j. H. Cook, Ashland
Beckett Of Tarpon Springs and Mr..
| Pleoguer. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Wright
and her mother, Mrs. Abercromby.
came over from the next cottage.
Mrs. Moses Wright gave a charming
dinner a week ago at the Wright cot
tage in honor of Mrs. Betsey Harris.
Among those present were: Mrs. Har-
ris, Mrs. Abercromby, Mrs. Alexander,
Miss Kimball and Mr.. c. Wright.
/ Thursday afternoon the charming
residence of Mrs. c. w. Hagerman was
the scene OF great festivity when Mrs.
L. c.. Hagerman entertained the junior
matrons at 800" There were about
seven tables. and ices, sweets and
/ punch were served Among those who
enjoyed the Hagerman hospitality
were: Mesdames Meginniss, Pleoguer
Emory Spear, NJ. Wing, p. G. wefng,
| l.. d. Walton, w. Sheppard, ]. Mar
shall Jr.; r. Marshall, C. Marks; Miss
Morris, Miss Ribbins, Mrs. Duffy, Mrs.
l.. q. Buck, Mrs. c. B. Coombs and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck and their charm
ing daughter. Mrs. p. Duffy, OF Mont
gomery left the city Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck are to spend the
week at their country home on Buck S
Siding, but Mrs. Duffy returns to Mont
gomery after a pleasant visit in her
fathers home.
Court week Is closed. The busy Judge
and all the lawyers have departed.
Judge Love left Saturday. Hon. w. J.
oven left Friday, and So 1t goes.
Col. Cromwell Gibbons of Jackson
willie was brought to the city by legal
business during this term of court.
While he was in the city he received
many pleasant entertainments from
his friends of the old national guard"
days.
Mrs. j. p. Hickey gave very pretty
dinner for the colonel. Among her
guests were: Judge Love, Hon. w. J..
oven. Mr.. Beckett and Col. Gibbons
J. f. Warren gave fishing party