The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-01-22

every point or view. Red shaded
candles, and white carnations in
shower effect decorated the table and
| a delicious supper of salads. sand.
witches. cakes, ices and bonbons was
served as a closing feature of an en-.
Joyable evening.
MISS NAMES BIRTHDAY.
Miss Mamie E. Oerting entertained
a score or more of her little friends
Saturday afternoon from to ., to
celebrate her tenth birthday.
The home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. n. Mckenzie Oerting, 609 North
Davis, was beautifully decorated
throughout the first floor in compli-
ment to the little hostess. the color
scheme of white cut flowers and green
vines and growing plants prevailing
tastefully.
Mrs. N Nick. ,Oerting Hospitality
loked after the pleasure and welfare
OF Miss Mamie and her guests and
was charmingly assisted in serving by
Miss Ruby and Miss Anna Oerting
and their cousin, Miss Bessie D'Alem-
berte.
All sorts of games wereenjoyed as
was the beautifully served luncheon
OF sandwiches, hot chocolate, cakes,
fruits and candies. The chief feature
OF the table decorations was the beau
tifully iced birthday cake ornamented
with white lilies and green foliage.
and which, when cut proved to be
delicious white cake, fitting food for
angels and fair little maidens."
-.
Ruth Welles. Miss Marjorie and Miss
Dorothy Bingham, Miss Bessie and
Miss Gladys Shackelford, Miss Lola
Johnson, Miss Marguerite and Miss
Ethel Dewberry, Miss May and Miss
Eva Davis, Miss Lola Daniels, Miss
Grace, Master Alfred and Master Au-
gust Gahlenbeck, Miss Tama Belle
Hall. Master Marley and Master Cliff
ford Broughton, Master Harry Gibbs.
Miss Wilhelniina SALESMAN, Miss Allie
Davis, Miss Gladys Smith, Miss Rosa
bel Tharp.
The Nomsds meet with Mrs. L. S.
Reeves this week
The invitation euchre to be given
in Library Hall Tuesday afternoon. at
$50, promises to be a successful func-I
ton.
The Whist meets with Mrs. McVayl
al Mrs. McGaughey's this week.
Mr. Charles B. Magill arrived last
evening from Cincinnati and is the
nf hfc -ic
Blocker. Mr.. Magill's pleasant i'm
preston upon DR.. and Mrs. Blocker's
friends, made during a recent first
visit, seems to have been mutual. for
he returns to locate in Pensacola.
Mr.. J. R. Keller has returned from
Jacksonville, where he spent the week
liz attendance at the Masonic Grend
Lodge in session there.
Mrs. George McGOurin and son. Mr..
Eugene Erawshaw, of Lawrence, Mass.
are visiting Mrs. Oscar Arson.
Mrs. Henry Monk, who has been
very I'll, was able to leave her room
for the first time yesterday.
The Progress Club gave its regular
" eekly ladies euchre and dance
night to the pleasure OF
the members and their guests.
A telegram received from Lake
City last evening announced that Mr..
Hayes Fernaid. who has been ill OF
grippe. is better, to the relief of his
anxious mother and relatives.
Mrs. Ernest Luske, of Cedar Rapids !
Ia. is visiting her sister-in-law, MissI
Edith Luske
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Storm McGaughey
the relatives and a few
friends very charmingly last night, i
complimentary to Mrs. McGaughey's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Aiken's
nth wedding anniversary and Mr.. and
Mrs. W.. NICK. McClellan's first ami
1ersary. /;
To really appreciate the advance
owaTd universal education in the artl /
i uniting beauty and utility. it is onlyl
necessary TO compare one of the besti ;