The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-03
WEST FLORIDA NEWS HAPPENINGS

Colin Spencer of Spartanburg. S. C.
Miss Kimball, Miss Gibson and Mis-.
Thomson of Jacksonville.
The friends of Mr.. j. F. Buck have
been most anxious about him during
his recent illness, and now they viii
be doubly glad to hear that he has
regafned so much Of his strength that
he has been able to go down town
yes, even so far as the river front
where his new house boat waits HE
entire recovery.
Mrs. s. e. league, president of the
Apalachicola State Bank, left the CITY
on Thursday. He was accompanied
by Mrs. league, his two daughters
Misses Mabel and Margaret. and his
son Sam. They are planning to motor
through the mountains Of North Car
DINA.
Mrs. G. F. Wefing returned from
Tallahassee Friday. While in ITALIA
hassee she placed her daughter, Doro-
thy, in the summer school of the
Florida State College for Women,
Mr.. A. P. Beckett and son, after
spending fortnight with Mr.. Beck
ett's aunt, Mrs. c. H. Lind. have re-
turned to Tarpon Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall are
happy in visit from their mutual
friends. Mrs. John Airline, of Balm
bridge, Ga, and Mrs. William Airline,
of Strickland, Ga.
Mr.. C. F. Wright, who was called
to Apalachicola by the tragic death
of his father, Mr.. U. NJ. Wright. has
returned to Williamsburg, Pa, where
he is now located.
Mrs. A. F. Whitesides and children
are spending the months of July and
August with Mrs. r. f. Burdine, in
Miami. Mrs. Burdine is the charm
ing sister of Mrs. Whiteside and Mr..
Burdine is one of the successful law
yers of the state.
Mrs. U. NJ. Wright has been the
guest of Mrs. r. L. Rogers since her
two sons have returned to their sew
eral business interests. A soon as
Mrs. Wright has adjusted her business
affair she will join her daughter, Mrs.
Kern, in Jersey Shore, Pa.
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
S. Ewing Rice gave a delightful bay
party in honor of her sister, Mrs. Bra
gunier, her daughter, Miss Floyd Rice,
and Miss Thomson of Jacksonville. Mr.
Rices yacht left the wharf at about
four o'clock. The party visited st.
Georges island where they enjoyed q
surf bath and supper on the beach.
They returned by starlight. Among
Mrs. Rice's guests were Mesdames j.
Messina, J. f. Warren, S. NJ. Floyd
NJ. Bragunier, the Misses Rice, War
and Messrs. J. Clay Floyd. S. E. Rice,
III, j. F. Warren, Jr., and }. Messina,
Jr.
Thursday Miss Olive Ruge, assisted
by her mother, Mrs. George Ruge, en-
tertained in honor of their guests,
Miss Green of New York, and Mrs
Rhodes of Atlanta. Mrs. Rhodes Is a
June bride who, together with her
husband, is spending a part of their
honeymoon as the guests Of their NIL
tual friend Miss Olive Ruge, while
Miss Green accompanied Miss Olive
when she returned from New York.
Five Hundred was the game on Thurs
day afternoon. There were about ten
tables and many of the Five Hundred
club were present. At the close Of
the game cakes and ices We're served.
Miss Olive was assisted by her cou-
sins, Miss Porter and Mrs. G. u.
Coombe. Among those present were
Mesdames Z. S. Voting, P. Ploeguer,
Fl. G. Tanning, G. D. Coombes, j. III.
Cook, r. G. Porter, Otto Anderson, H.
L. oliver, r. r. Rice, r. Marshall and
the Misses Kathleen Mohr, NJ. E. Glib
son, Dorothy Sawyer, Floraine Robins,
Frances Murphy and Mrs. L. C. Has-
erman.
Mrs. f. G. Warren gave a dinner on
Thursday night in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Bragunier, and her friend, Miss
Thomson, of Jacksonville. Mrs. War
rem is one of the most popular hos
tesses in Apalachicola and her little
dinner was an assured success.