The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-02
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Raney went straight to Memphis, Tenn.
from where she will go to Kansas City,
and be Joined by her husband and return
to their home in San Diego, Cal. Miss
Raney will be pleasantly remembered as
Miss Julia Creary, who made this her
home.
Mr.. william Breen left Friday for In
dianapolis, Ind, and points in Iowa,
where he will spend his vacation visiting
relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c. Palmer left
for Lynn Haven. making the trip in their
car. They will be the guests Of relatives
for several weeks.
Miss Theresa Rand win leave Monday
for Mobile where she win visit friends
for two weeks vacation.
Mr. ". Go1ay, 400 West Garden street,
left Thursday evening for Tulsa, Okla,
on a visit to his son. He will also visit
his daughters, Mrs. T. e. Lake at Dallas,
Texas. and Mrs. w. N. Munro at Paris,
Texas, before returning.
1t. and Mrs A. C. Miles. U. 8. N. ar
rived Thursday lvening from New York
City and will join the wy contingent
In Pensacola. 1t. Mile and his wife
made the trip Fouth in their machine,
the former 1-aving been ordered to the
naval air station here for duty.
Mrs. s. d. Twitchell formerly Of this
city, arrived in Pensacola Friday from
Mobile, Ala. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Allyn Feeks who with her is regis
tered at the San Carlos hotel. Mrs.
Feeks is one Of Mobiles gifted singers
and a valued member of Christ Church
choir of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs, J.. c. Hanson of 1904 Pat
terson street on Little Bayou, and two
children, Lessie and Callie Mae, left
during the week for Bay Mlnette, where
they expect to make their future home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Julian D. Olsen and two
children of Augusta, Ca, are rhe guests
of Mrs. Olsen's parents, DR.. and Mrs. T,
G. Yates of 1T22 East Strong street.
Among the officers who have arrived
to take up their duties at the naval air
station and who are now registered at
the San Carlos hotel are Its. j. p. Cur
tbs, G. A. Lutz. D, P. Johnson, r Keith
and J. B. Lyons, u. S. N.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Palmer left Sat-
urday for Lynn Haven, Fla, where they
will spend some time as the guests Of
relatives.
Mrs. T. NJ Lloyd and daughter, Pat
ricia, left Saturday for Montgomery, Ala,
where they will be the guests of the for
mers' parents.
Miss Emma Herndon Agee Of Selma,
Ala, arrived in / ensacola Friday eve
ming to be the guest OF her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Elebash. Miss Agee has visited here be-
fore and has many friends who Will learn
with pleasure Of her arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Fheppard OF East
Pensacola Heights have as their guest
their attractive young niece. Miss An
gela Mcclure Of New Orleans. La.
Mr.. William Daniel who is a law stu
dent at Harvard University in Cam
bridge, Mass. has arrived home to spend
his vacation with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Daniel.
After a years absence from the city,
Miss Lillian L. Jacoby has arrived in
the city from Montgomery. Ala, to spedn
her vacation as the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laz Jacoby at their home
on West Gregory street. Many friends
are welcoming her and also her little
cousin, Herman Berlin. Jr., who accom-
summer with his grandparents. Miss
Jacoby will be here for several weeks.
Miss Virginia Almon left Thursday for
Albany. Ala, where she will no doubt
enjoy a delightful visit as the guest Of
Misses Marjorie Beard and Etolle Barnes
(the latter was an attractive visitor to
Pensacola last summerJ. Before return
ing home Miss Almon win also visit
friends in Birmingham.
Miss Olympia Sublette left Friday at
noon for Georgetown, KY, where she win
spend some time as the guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. Jas. Hafnon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Abercrombie
have returned to their home in Jackson
Vile. after pleasant visit to Mr.. Aber-
cromhie's father and sisters, Mr.. Ed.
and the Misses Abercrom
bic.
Miss Dove White left Friday at noon
for Louisville, KY, where she win visit
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Giles
and Miss Margaret Giles.
Mrs. E. p. hutchinson and little daugh-
ire Betty have arrived from Boston.
Mass, Is be the guests for an extended
perisd of Mrs. Nickinson's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Merritt. Lit. Comdr.
Nickinson ha- just received his orders
for duty at sea.
Miss Eulalie Fowler left Friday at
noon for her home in oMbile, Ala. after
a delightful two weeks visit TO Misses
Lucy and Aline Arson at their home on |
West DeSoto street.
Mr.. Joe Grant left Thursday night for
his home in New Orleans, La. after a |
pleasant visit to Pensacola as the guest
OF bis moeher, Mrs. j. p. Grant