The Pensacola journal., 1909-10-29
TALLAHASSEE
NEWS NOTES
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
AT THE STATE CAPITAL BY
THE JOURNALS SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENT.
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Tallahassee, Oct. 2S.-The first
football game of the season to be
played in Tallahassee will come off
tomorrow at $3.50 D. N. at Monroe
Street Park. The teams opposed to
each other are the one made I'D of
members of the Tallahassee Athletic
Association and the Columbia College
boys who recent suffered defeat at the
hands of the Duval High School team
The Tallahassee boys have not
played this season except in their
practice games, but they are in
pretty good trim, and feel confident
OF success. The players from whom
the special eleven will be selected
are: T. ]. Appleyard, Jr., Guyte Nc
Cord, T. S. Trantham, Luther Hollo-
way, Sam Moran. E. N. Mabry, Jr., A.
NJ. Henry, Bradford Byrd, o. NJ.
Jacobie, ]. D. Cay, A. A. Croucher
Walter TTyOn, VIM. Peterman, B. A
Ragsdale and Lester Wells.
petition is being circulated today
asking that the merchants close their
stores in order that the boys may have
a good crowd.
In the evening the two teams will
be honored by a special invitation to
attend the Thalian Society Halloween
party, at Bryan Hall.
Personal Mention.
Governor Gilchrist will return home
next Tuesday or Wednesday There
are about forty petitions for pardons
awaiting the meeting of the board of
paTdons, which will be held upon the
governors return.
Cards are out for the reception to
be given this evening by the Misses
Cline, in honor of Miss Harrington
and Miss Crosbey, two new teachers
belonging to the music faculty of the
college. This reception will follow
the violin recital to be given earlier
in the evening by Miss Harrington.
Sunday afternoon, November 2, the
College Music Faculty will begin the
series of monthly vesper services that
are always such a delightful feature
| of the social life of the college.
On Monday evening last, Mr.. and
| Mrs. l.. NJ. Lively entertained at din
ner and, later in the evening, at
| bridge, number of friends in honor
of their wedding anniversary.
The euchre party recently given by
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stewart Lewis in
honor OF Miss Edna Grill, of Palatka,
was an extremely delightful affair.
Miss Mamie Andrews has gone to
| Bainbridge, Ga, to act as bridesmaid
/ at the F1eming-JackSon wedding.
The members of the Woman's Club
are working increasingly for the sue
cess OF their demonstration fair to be
held here next month.
The Tallahassee Music Club has a
| largely increased membership, espe-
| c1ally in chorus work, and has been
enriched by the addition Of sew sral
excellent bass voices,
Col. l. E Robertson. OF Live Oak,
was in the city yesterday in attend
| ance upon the supreme court
| Hon Amos Lewis, of Mariana, who
enjoys the distinction Of having been
! secretary to three United States sen
| ators, Mallory, Bryan and Milton, is
In the city on business before the su-
] preme court. Mr.. Lewis reports a
most ftourishing state of financial
conditions in Jackson county, owing
to the good prices being paid for cot
/ ton.
Major S. B. Small, of Lake CITY.
and DR.. Camp, of White Springs, are
two of Florida's prominent citizens
| now visiting Tallahassee
| Hon. II. Clay Crawford is making a
| short visit TO friends in Wakulla
I county.