The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-02
AsouT PEOPLE We KNOW

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Mrs. Minnie Jacoby has returned to
her home in Houston. Texas, after
very pleasant visit with her sisters,
Mrs. ]. Coleman and Mrs. D. Harri-
son. Mrs. Jacoby had a number OF
pretty courtesies shown her while
here.
Miss Minnie Kehoe returned We'd
nesday night from a summers vaca-
ton spent in New York City and
Canada. Miss Fannie, her sister, who
accompanied her north, will remain in
New York City where she will study
dancing.
Miss Lennie Pate, who has suffered
from nervous prostration for the
past two weeks is now improving
Miss Pate is in the Inge Bondurant
Sanitariam in Mobile, Ala, where she
is undergoing medical treatment from
DR.. Bondurant. She has a number Of
friends who wish her speedy recovery.
| Mr.. James Merwin has returned to
Marion Military Institute, Marion,
Ala, where he win continue his course
of studies, this being his third year,
lat which his friends wish him much
success.
Mis- Stella Seals has returned to her
home in Atmore, Ala, after a very
pleasant two weeks visit with Misses
Violet and Maurice DeLano, sos w.
Chase-st.
The many friends of Miss Marice
DeLano will be glad to learn that she
is somewhat improved after being
confined to her home, so w. Chase
st on account of illness.
Mr.. Guy Fisher of New York city.
leaves today for Miami, Fla, after
spending several days in the city.
Miss Willie Barley has returned
to the city after delightful visit with
Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Norma
Seigler Of Holt, Fla. Miss Bark1ey
will be remembered there as having
nursed Mrs. Peaks through her last.
illness, and while there made many
friends who on this visit gave her a
cordial welcome.
Miss ". Herman has returned aft
er a very pleasant trip to New York,
selecting her fall and winter goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Gamble and Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Mcneil of Century, Fla,
will motor through the country to-
morrow to be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Driver, 1909 N. 9th-ave,
where they will remain over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Barnes left Sum
day for Seattle, Washington, where
they will remain through Xmas, aft
erwards going to Los Angeles, Cal.
Misses Bertha and Grace Jacobsen
have returned to the city after a de-
lightful visit to Mrs. E. c. Rhodes,
(who will be remembered as Miss Hol-
Ifs Bronson), in Montgomery, Ala
from Lake Junaluska.
Miss Mira Quina has returned to
her home after a very pleasant visit
with her brother in Jacksonville.
The friends of Prof. J. M. Tate viii
regret to know that his condition Is
still unchanged.
Miss Bessie Pate, one in a party who
motored to the city and spent the
weekend last week, remained over
several days to be the attractive guest
of Miss Kathleen and Coletee Maher,
400 n. Reus-st.
Misses Julia Dooley and Nellie
Bones of Mobile, who are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Barney johnson on Little
Bayou, are the honorees of many pref
ty courtesies among them being en-
tertained with a lovely dinner on Sun
day, later driving out to Lillian, Ala.
where the party stopped at Wellhurst
Lodge and spent the afternoon indulg-
ing in swimming, and later delight
full picnic supper was served. The
party returned to the city late in the
evening in the moonlight.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. n. Collins and fam
lily, who were residing on Gonzalez
st, last yesterday afternoon for Miami,
where they will make their home. be-
ing away from the city a year. and
probably. not returning here to live