The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-04
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. II. G. Desilva has returned
...as after spending six weeks in Den
,,- and colorado Springs, Col, being
.-a guest Of her son and daughter
...,av MI and Mrs. Stuart DeSllva
s., .an latter place.
motor party composed of Miss
,,,.a f. Maynard, her parents. Mr..
.ri Mrs. T. Maynard. and Mrs. N
es5..ug If Robertsdale arrived in the
~ on Monday after a months trip
Detroit
The many friends of Miss Clara Mo-
reno VIII regret to know that she is
III at her home on North Barcelona
street with Dengue fever.
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Mrs. J. EasterlinS, and her nephew
Mr.. Joseph +. Johnson left on Monday
evening. the former for Clinton. Miss.
and the latter for Charleston after
LAYING speni some time as the guest
a. Mrs. ~ Nj, Collins
Among those ordered to duty at
hampton Roads was DR.. julius Neu-
aergcr who left on Saturday night
:ncr being stationed at the Naval Air
S4uon 1or some time.
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MIS-. a. Levy. accompanied by her
son and daughter. Mr.. Sol A Levy.
and Mrs Rosa Kaplan, and the latters
tile daughter. leave tomorrow for
~. Houston, Tex. to spend a week
O.. moe. Mr.. Leyys marriage to Miss
NIliIda We'll will take place, Octo-
nar the ninth, and his brothers.
Icssrs. sidney and Joe Levy will
,raye ra saturday for Houston also in
o.der 10 be present at the nuptial cere-
uDay.
Tine Mobile Register has bit Of in
.rsJHs news about Miss Yvonne
SI9Jetto who recently entered the Wis
.}Hon Convent in the former city
Mss SIblette is progressing nicely in
.r school work and her many friends
Zero will be interested in the an
, aacement that she has been select
"a as a member of the orchestra in
0.o capacity of pianist
Mr. and Mrs. z. w. Fowler left on
*4nday morning for Birmingham
ma.dng the trip by motor
s.
Miss Lucy Arson left last evening
for Tallahassee to resume her STUDIES
in the Sophomore class at the State
College after having spent a few days
with her family, coming home for the
purpose OF being one of the brides
maids at the Yates-Clark wedding.
Miss Daisy Hyer returned to the city
on Sunday and is making her home
with Mrs, Walker Ingram after being
absent for a year in the north and
south. Among the points Miss Hyer
visited were New York, Washington
and Quantico, most of her time being
spent in the latter city as the guest OF
her niece, Mrs. John Henley,
Mr.. Robert c. Palmer has returned
home after a business trip to north
ern points, including Milwaukee. On
the way home Mr.. Palmer stopped off
ut st, Louis to spend few days with
his little daughter, Jane, who is visit
ing her grandparents this winter.
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DIR. A. J. Moncrief, pastor of the
First Baptist church. left last night for
Macon where he will conduct the fun
oru service of DR. A. S. Moore. of that
city, this afternoon. DR.. Moore was an
uncIe of DR.. Moncrief. The news OF
lis death was received In Pensacola
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Florence Pierpont left last
evening on the 6:5 returning to ITALIA
hassee to resume her studies in the
Junior class at the State College. Miss
picrpont who has been spending sew
"raI days with her parents. DR.. and
Mrs, ]. II. PierpOnt was one Of the
:.f 'auTaufg II, iIa vataa- Clark weddingr