The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-07
ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW

Misses Laura and Nellie Merritt arriv-
ed home yesterday after spending the
past few days in Fairhope and Mobile.
Misses velma, Edna, Carrie and Gladys
ViIlar and Bryan Meharg, Robadeau
Geist and George D. Villar, Jr., spent
the weekend in Fairhope, motoring over
in the latter's car.
Mr.. Fronts Sheriff. returned home yes
terday from New Orleans where he has
been visiting friends for the last few
weeks.
Miss Mary Beggs will leave Friday for
Madison, Fla, where she will visit friends
for a few days before going on to Tai
lahassee where she resumes her studies
being a senior there this year.
Miss Annie Beggs accompanied by Mrs.
Beggs, leaves Saturday at noon for Blue
Mountain, Miss, where she will enter
school for the winter.
Friends in the city of Mrs. ]. Wolfe
will regret to learn of the death Of her
uncle, Mr.. Aaron Baum, who passed away
recently at the Touro infirmary in New
Orleans Mr.. Baum was formerly resi-
dent of Point Coupee, La, little parish
north of New Orleans.
Mrs. C. H Martin of Bombay, viii re-
turn home today after spending week
with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Went
worth.
Mrs. I. Jonas and daughter, Rosaline, of
Mobile, are in the city as the guests OF
Mrs. D. Gundersheimer, No. All West
Brainard street.
Miss Janice Gundersheimer, who has
been visiting her cousin Rosaline Jonas
of Mobile, has returned to the city after
month vacation in Succarnoochee,
Miss, as the guest of Miss Jonas Aunt
and mother.
DR.. I. Jonas, who accompanied his wife
and daughter, also nephew. Mr.. Sam
Lishoff of Meridian, and Janice Gunder-
sheiner, has returned to his home in
Mobile after motoring over for short
visit to the city.
Mrs. l. Wolff left last night for New
Orleans where she will spend two weeks
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jewen Jo-
seph. She was accompanied by Miss sara
Wolff who goes to New Orleans to resume
her studies at the Nichols school.
Miss Julia Hanese of Bagdad. is spend
ing few days in the city visiting friends
and relatives.
Miss Miriam Tharp of Birmingham, who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs
w. P. Bowman for the past six weeks
left Yesterday for her home. Miss Tharp
was the recipient Of many social courte-
sizes during her stay in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Davis 1onge ana
family left yesterday for saluda. n. C..
where they will remain for the rest OF
the summer.
Mrs e. A. Williams and little son LETT
Yesterday for McDavid to visit relatives
for a few days.
Mrs. ]. B. Cawthon and attractive
daughter, Helen, of DeFuniak springs
gtopped over In the city for a few days
with Mrs. w. J. Davis. They are en-
route home from New Orleans where they
Visited Mrs. Cawthon's daughter.
Mr.. James McHugh returned nome
from Fairhope. motorlhs
over With a party of friends to attend
the Upton races.
Mr. W. w. Watson left yesterday
For the eastern Markets in the interest
NJ the firm of Watson, Parker ana
Reese Co, to be absent about TWO
weeks. ,...
Messrs L. E. and R. E. Bell !e1'
Sunday at noon for Alabama POW
.achn,c Institute at Auburn to resum
their studies after spending Few
laws with their parents here, Lawrence
will take up Mechanical englneeFAns
Ind Earl electrical engineering.