The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-09
CAMP WALTON

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The Woman's club held its last reg
ular meeting at Gulfview hotel. where
dainty refreshments were served by
the Misses Gerlach. Two new members
have come into the club during the
past week. Much good is being done by
| the club.
The Masons have given the Wo-
mans club privilege to use their hall
for their meetings, and all their open
meetings will be held there In the
future.
Miss Bertha Henry. of Laurel Hill,
and county demonstration agent for
okaloosa county. gave the Woman's
club of Camp Walton an interesting
demonstration on making salads last
Wednesday. The meeting was held in
the Masonic hall, and the ladies took
advantage of the occasion and cooked
cakes, pies, bread and coffee, and after
the meeting was over a delicious salad
course was served, which was much
enjoyed by all present.
Last Sunday, Indianola Inn had the
honor of entertaining five delightful
people from Milton. They were j. w.
Brett, Mrs. Sherbourne and daughter,
and Mrs. Thomas and daughter, Miss
Olivia Thomas, who is music teacher
in the Milton high school. After dinner
Miss Thomas favored the guests with
some charming music on the piano
and a few of her beautiful songs. She
has a wonderfully sweet voice.
Ollie Riera returned from Pensacola
Thursday, on the mail car, and three
hours after his arrival he had landed
Is beautiful speckled trout weighing
from three to five pounds each. This is
a real story and is not fish story.
P. A. Shriver, again guest at the
Indianola, enjoyed a pleasant outing
on the beautiful yacht Red Cloud"
last Thursday The party went to the
dye plant Those who took the cruise
We're: Mr.. and Mrs NJ J. Rudolph,
Miss Lora Pettibone, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. DuPree and baby, Mrs. E. j. Due
Pree and sons, Joe and Lamar, Char
1otte Hoseqnan, Mrs. John McGregor,
Mr.. G. B. Gordon and Capt. P. O..
Shriyer.
Mrs. H g. woodward, charming
lady Crom Birmingham, is registered at
Gulfview for few weeks. She is an
enthusiastic fisherwoman.
Some of the new attractions for
Camp Walton's coming season are
crochet, which will add much to the
golf links, lawn tennis, basket ball and
pleasure of the visitors.
Mr.. md Mrs. Theobold, charming
couple from New York, are guests of
Mr. Theobold's brother and mother, at
this place.
Misses w. C. Pryor and J. w. Brooks
were business callers at Laurel Hill
last Thursday.
Mrs. C. E. Henshaw and Mrs. Pad
gett are guests at Gulfview
We have recently learned that Kelly
be the new manager of the Brooks
hotel when it Is completed, which win
be by June /.
Those who attended Albert Watson's
funeral at Mary Esther last Monday
from this place were: Messrs. j. w.
Brooks, Thomas Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. e. Wellman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Pryor, Mrs. T. M. Du. Pree, Joe Du
Pre-, Mrs. Belle Campbell, E. S. Buck,
Ralph Buck, and Misses Lucy and Alb
bic Lowrey, Lillian Brooks and Ruby
Appleby, p. o. Shriver and Mrs. Nc
Gregor Messrs, Dan and Hadley Hin
son. Mr.. Watson was a member of
the Masonic lodge of this place, and
was laid to rest with the beautiful and
sacred honors of that order.
Miss Abbie. Lowrey, a charming
young lady of Milton, has been the
guest of her sisters, Mrs. d. G.. Hinson
and Miss Lucy Lowrey, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Du Pree were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Norman
last Tuesday afternoon.