The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
APALACHICOLA

wunf9omery Il an old Apaiaehieoa
hsv. being the zen Of VIII Montgomery,
who rnowsd TO jacksonville about three
years ago.
nrn. J. E. cotter has returned from
a xiHss TO Columbus. Ca. where sae
ues her daughter. Mrs. Ernest Cottef
So brought her two grandchildren
honae win her Miss Elizabeth Costsr
ana Master Billy cotter are glad 80 Sc
back where grandpa Ives ana tna
haepy grandparents hope 20 keep the
ehilaren for quite a visit
SUNDAY afternoon many Of those
motoring cat o. the city IN pursuit q
eeol breazes o relieve the excessive
humidity Of TIE day. took advantages
of the new read recently opened ~
the county. tbs road leaves the 81
Joe highway Al the four mile post Al
ready ii has been shalled ard Il IL Ia
admirable condition. It's terminus =
On q buff overlooking Indian Pass
and me aaaaeenG Islands. THAT Il Satis-
flas a long felt v ant was demonstrated
Sunday. whsn ten or more cars gath
arad there At tie same time. club
house, Or. speaking ieas p0mponsly. =
shelter has been planned for this spos
and when once erected viii bring daily
visitors. AireaAY a projection q taia
read which wlll follow the coast for
five miles and then join the Port -
ice highway. las gained momentum.
such citizens aa r. II. Rice III l..
Flowers and A. A. Abbott are endos-
sing this work, 50 is success Is a.
anred.
This Is ideal weather Tor the MIN
rods Of Apaiaeh. and al through the
week these gallant fisherman have
been ct work. A. ~ Hoppe and Al.
Tucker caught over So bream and
perch In an afternoons fishing on the
lake. while Sunday. T. Z. Hagerman.
Mr. Zeal and n Hobart with rcd and
reel. eauKt over Is pounds II sneckisd
traug in \ mornings saanee 81 Cape
St. Bias. Ia bofh ~ These instances the
gentlemen broaght the fish home. thus
verifying what might otherwise seem
t. be = rather fi9hy tala.
capt. Frank comforter has accepted
al appointment 50 inspector Of steam
beat husls. headquarters Charleston
$. G. Capt. Comforter gsft Saturday -
assume his neW duties. Mrs. cemfor-
ter. Miss Comlorger and Miss Cecil
Comforter will join him as soon as the
Taliaaassee Noman's college closes.
Abs Comforter ls a member ~ the fac
uits ef ta4a e8llege ana aliaa Cecil :
student there. A ualaehfe0la regrets The
less IL these four citizens. al ~
when are loved and valued.
AiAs IDorutnea SaWyer the only
daughter q AZ. ana Airs. Freaegicls
saMyef. = apeadiag hes vaeatlen Mia
-. parentss Hiss sawyer has taught
throughout the scar az Daytuna. F'la.
AIRS isFnnl Nho vas accidentally
saut last week. Is recovering rapidly.
a0sn she viii be oar again. and her
many friends aFa glad e. know that
sha vii Be no worse TO- her anfortu-
nate accident
MONDAY. Ars. a III I.eFcvre enter
tanned at cards. The game was played
90 the veFanda - her home. and there
were about twenty people present The
score cards were oruameniod with n4-
tiarai pansles. aIrs. M. X Alexander
Won the first q lse and Mrs. 81. Daly
the consolation. After the game az
elaborate tea was served. Mra. LeFevre
vas assisted - her nieeea. Mrs. s. Ew-
ans Rice, Jr.. ard Mrs. : +. Warrea.
Madam q. n. whltoside was the guest
q honur. The following ladies enjoyed
airs LeFevTe's hospitality on MONDAY
Mesaames n. Iaaiy .. +. Lovest. d.
ellis. =. r. Hickey s. E. Montgame..Y.
!. Aesaina. :. = Rice, Jr.. }. +. War
reHs =. 4. Floyd . Hoffman. Geo. Egg
bert. G. II. b. Floyd. q. X Alexander.
louis Harrison. 81 LeGalHe. Miss kim
bal and MADAM Whliealde.
At this entertainment Miss Loss
Harrison made her debut Miss Lois Is
the infant daughter OF ar. and AIRS.
Harrison.
Lafayette psfk. the rendezvous Of
az the ehlldren during the long sum
mer evenings. Is now III apiek ana
span order. AL the underbrush and
weeds have ben removed and the
shade Under the lveoaks il most In
vsting. The pavilion i ready Tor the
summer danefnH. These informal
dances have become one Of the necea .
stiles during TIE summer The rItg
ewes It's gratitude 90 the untlrinE ef-
forts of Airs. r. T. Rice. WHO Is The
chairman of tho park committee shs
ha@ given much az her time e this
work. Much credit is due To Miss Dor
shy Victims and Nlss Islcy Lee 1erni.
Eans who made It their duty T. raise
ne funds required These two vouns
saafes alone solicited al the money
thaf vas used n ihia good work.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs III. q. ran-
ain gave q very beautiful veranda mar
y. Both auction and five hundred
we're played. while punch. sweets. tees
tna cakes were served Tire cool deaths
= this ola-faahloned veranda made :
gracious background for a picture
shteh the passeFsbY found most
ihaFmins All tha bright eolors Of he
asAnaiie frocks sud the aoft shades ~
Re silk dresses. asfgh the hata a. sshlnh
tetsa" blended into = scene that
smpted one % 1arry a. they passed
% Fannam home Among those pres
ut sera. Meadanes *. L. oliver. T. {.
sawermsn. J. r. spear. c. h. coomhe
p E3euEuaF A d FFawa < h yxrasi.,s~