The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-19

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Debose. of the Navy Yard, won first
prize for gentlemen, which was Il
beautiful shaving set, and Mrs.
stephens OF Fort Barrancas won first
prize for ladies, beautiful silver and
cut glass vase.
Miss Perry, OF Fort Barrancas, enter
tanned the young people of the post
at valentine party on Tuesday even
ing. The rooms were decorated with
festoons of red and gold hearts and
cupids. Hearts" was played during
the first part of the evening, and then
each man wrote what he considered a
model proposal TO the young lady
whose name he drew, and she in tui
wrote an acceptance. This created a
great deal of amusement, especially
when read aloud The dining room
was very attractive in pink, with pink
shaded candles and little hearts scat
tered over the table. The sandwiches
We're cut heart shaped as were the
pink cakes The other refreshments
also carried out the sentiment of the
day. Miss Perry's guests were Miss
Garfield, from New York. Miss Belle
Whiting. of Pensacola, Miss Hubbell
and Miss Myers, of the post and Cap
tain Hase, DR.. Ford and Lieutenants
Hardin, Watson and Myers.
THE FRIDAY EUcHRE.
Mrs. Annie A. Dooley entertained
the Friday Euchre in her pretty home
on West Government.
The first prize, Japanese lacquer
tray, was cut for by Mrs. Will Fergu-
son and Mrs. C. d. Boyer, Mrs. Fergu-
son winning.
The second. a vase and tray was
also a tie between Mrs. Walter White
and Mrs. J. E. Hoist, Mrs. Hoist win
ming.
Mrs. Ed. Peake and Mrs. George
White, also tied for the BOBBY,
pretty salad dish which Mrs. Peake
captured. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Peake.
FOR MRS. REEDS GUESTS.
Mrs. VIM. F. Reed entertained Fri
day afternoon from three to six, with
cards for her guests. Mrs. H. Brum-
nett, and Mrs. L. s. Whitaker of Chat
tanooga
At o'clock a salad course was
served with coffee and bon-bons.
Those playing were, Mrs. Waggener.
hrs Clyde Wilson, Mrs. Frank l.,
Mayes, Miss Clark, Miss Lindenstruth,
Miss Wata Lindentruth. Miss Clark
captured the souvenir of the occasion,
a dainty emery in red and silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGlashan and
Miss Mamma Campbell of Chicago,
who have been spending several
weeks as the guests of Mr.. P. ID. Dia-
mond. at Hickory Grove, leave to-mor-
row noon for Cuba where they will
spend several weeks. They intend to
return to Pensacola during next month
and will remain here until May.
General S. G. French is on a visit
to his daughter, Mrs. L. Hilton Green,
and will remain in Pensacola for the
next few weeks.
Mr.. Clarence S. Wright, of Chicago,
who has been very pleasantly enter
tanned by Miss Genevieve Coulson at
her home on North spring street for
the past ten days. will leave ON the
noon train tomorrow for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o. Saltmarsh gave
a delightful bay party Friday for Mr..
and Mrs. Helms and Mr.. and Mrs
Clark
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ Muldon will
return to their home on the bayshore
upon the return of Mr.. Muldon, prob
ably this week.
Mrs. Max Heinberg charmingly
the visiting young ladies
Thursday afternoon, in
honor of her sister and guest, Miss
Pearl Bloom of Louisville, Ky.
The annual banquet of B'Nai Birth
in the banquet room Of the Progress
Club Monday night promises to be a
affair. The delightful liter
airy and musical program arranged, ..
will of itself be a feast.
Mrs. Charles A. Farwell, of New
Orleans, is visiting Surgeon Andrew
M. Moore, y. S. ~, and Mrs. Moore, |
in Hotel Escambia. Her innumerable
friends and admirers will be charmed
to learn that their daughter, Miss