The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
ANNoUNcEMENI.


The Journal has secured the SER
vices OF Mrs. Aurelie Marean Bernard,
who will hereafter conduct its People
and Events department. Mrs. Ber-
nard will be at the office every day af-
ter O'Clock and she can be reached
by calling telephone No. 38. The Jour-
nal viii appreciate any courtesies that
may be shown Mrs. Bernard IN the
matter OF furnishing accurate and
prompt information of news events.
or personal or social news items
Editor The Journal.
eucHRE PARTY OF
RATHeoNE SISTERS.
Pensacola Temple No. II, Rathbone
Sisters, gave a euchre party to their
friends last week. One of the most
pleasant evenings in the history Of
the temple was spent, and as the
weather grows cooler, the ladies COM
posing the lodge will no doubt give
many similar entertainments.
The first gentleman's prize, whisk
broom In a silver mounted holder, was
awarded to Mr.. Henry Horsler ne hay-
ing made the highest score. The Sec
lpnd gentleman's prize, pretty neck
tie, was awarded MIR. Joe Santo. Mrs
L. M. Davis won the ladies first prize,
and the second prize, handsome
hand painted cake plate, was cut for
Iby Mrs Henry Horsler and Mrs. Her
imam Howland, the former being the
successful winner The BOBBY prize
for the gentlemen, a moustache cup,
was presented to Mr.. Madison, and
1aI ,hxy f-u1o
plate. was given to Mrs. Emile Roch.
Refreshments, consisting OF ices and
cake, was served throughout the even
Ing
PLEASANT soATINo
PARTY.
The boating and fishing parties at
! the East Hill Boating Club, have
proven very popular with number of
young people, as a pleasant way in
which to pass the long warm even
dngs.
Friday evening quite a party OF
young people, chaperoned by Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. Halle and Mrs. Chas.
Pfeiffer, visited the club, and after
a delightful dip in the cool waters of
Bayou Texar. were ready for a tempt
ldng lunch which had been prepared
for them. The party was composed Of
the following:
Misses Ella Wales, Eva Zerr, Hazel
Clarke. Kate Klumker, Hazel Nance.
~ Eunice Baisden Mea., Eva and Retta
Halle, Willie May Noteworthy, Miss
Alice Seals, and Messrs. Martin, Klum-
ker, J. Fisher, Ramie, Noteworthy, w.
s. Hooten, Brewton, Brenton.
Miss Lizzie Byrd has returned from
pleasant visit to her parents, in At
more, Ala.
rouARrMARzoM WEDDING
.lAND THE RoUSINc "sENDSoFF"
RENDERED BY FRIENDS.
st. Michaels Church never looked
ioyelier than on the occasion of the
Touart-Marsoni wedding, which oc-
CURED last Wednesday morning. The
decorations were characterized by an
Eelegant simplicity, and everywhere
,the tasteful arrangement Of flowers
and vines impressed one, instructive
lly, that dainty hands had done their
tpart in the arrangement of "a proper
setting"
The young bride, whose sweet and
amible disposition has won her many
friends. looked a picture Of girlish
aoveliness in an elegant costume Of
schampagne silk, with elaborate trim
innings of hand embroidery In the
meshes Of lace at her throat, a hand
some diamond sunburst gleamed-tAe
GIFT OF the groom.
3 Mr.. Tisdale Joseph Touart, the
groom, although Of Mobile, is well
known here and numbers many Pen
sacolians among his friends.
Miss Amelia Marzoni, sister Of the
bride, was maid Of honor. and looked
very sweet and piquant, in costume