The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-30
TALLAHASSEE
NEWS NOTES
Items of Interest Gathered
at the Capital of
Florida.
Special to The Journal

Special te The Journal
Tallahassee, May 29.-One by one
the events contained in Tallahassee
social calendar for this week have
been erased as the functions have
taken place and become things of the
past.
On Thursday, Mrs. T. NJ Shackle
ford, president of the State Fedora
tor of Women's Clubs, entertained
at luncheon "a number OF ladies'. the
ajOTity of whom represented clubs
from the state at large. These were:
Mis-. r. P. Hopkins, president of the
wcman's club at Live Oak, and chair
man of the library extension commit
tee of the state federation; Mrs
/ Nathaniel Macon Thornton, first vice
president of the Ormond's WOman's
club; Mrs. Samuel J. HilbuTn, Of
PaIatka, president of the club at that
place, and Chairman of the household
economies department of the state
| fedora ton; Miss Alice AppIeyard, sec
"etary of Lake City's club and mem
| Der of the forestry department of the
| federation: Mrs. Joseph H Humph-
lies. president Of the literary club of
B=adentown; Mrs. Charles A Cay,
president of the Tallahassee Woman's
club, and Mrs. Henry T. Felkel, chair
| man of the civic committee of the
same body.
Green and white decorations Of
roses and fronds of maidenhair ferns
were IavishIy used in the dining
room, both as a centerpiece and as
pace cards on the luncheon table,
and the same colo~s were effectively
carried out in the seven course re-
past which was so heartily enjoyed
| by all pleseni
Bridge Party.
A bridge party given on the same
day by Mrs. l.. NJ. Lively was en-
| joyed by a number of ladies asked to
meet Mrs. James E. Broome, of
Quincy. The rooms we're made beau
tlfui with clusters o. purple china
aeters, and great bowls full of exGui-
site swestpeas and after the game
delicious refreshments were enjoyed.
Guests present were: Mrs. Broome,
Mrs. Knowles Jones, of Savannah;
| Mis-. w. o. Ames, Mrs. George
Lewis, Mrs. w. Hunt Harris, of Key
West; Mrs. Howard Gamble, Mrs.
A L. Bond, Miss Mary D. Lewis,
Miss Minna Lewis and Miss Clyde
RaEey.
The prize for the highest score.
p beautiful bridge whist set in a case.
was presented to Mrs. Howard Gam
bic. z4...
Friday night, in response to a most
cordial invitation previously extended
10 the friends 0f Miss Glenn Hampton
= and they are every body-a brilliant
company thronged the parlors of the
Leon hotel to meet in a kind of fare
well TO those ladies connected by
maria ge" with the present legisla-
ture, whose time in Tallahassee Is
growing so short. Ladies present
he were asked TO aSsfst Miss Hamp-
ton in the reception of ner many
guests were: Mrs. James G. Gibbes,
| Mrs. N B. Broward. Mrs. D. P.
Pattishall. Mrs Park Trommell. Mrs.
| Amos Mrs, I. n. Withers, Mrs. J.
! 6. HiIburn, Mrs J. H. Humr-'ries,
! Mrs. H. H. McCreary, Mrs. F. NJ d.
| Hudson, Mrs. w. NJ. Girardeau, Mrs.
| I homas NJ. Shackleford, Mrs. w. NJ
| Holloway. Mrs. J. H Brown, Mrs,
| George w, Dayton, Mrs. B. f. Nc
| Lin. Mrs. r. z. Rose, Mrs. w. r.
/ Fardee. Mrs. Charles L. Knowles,
| MIS-. ". A MacWilliams, Mrs. J.
| p. Stokes, Mrs. w. K. Knott, Mrs.
Robert r. German and Miss Alice
Theresa Appleyard.
At the east entrance stood Mrs. "
| n. She2ts and Miss Lizzie Tatum tC
receive the guests as they entered the
/ hotel. and at the south entrance. oc-
| eupied in the same hospitabl office
| were Mrs G. Talbot Whitfield and
Mrs. Crosby Dawkins.
| Later on dancing was enjoyed by
| the young people. inspired thereto by
music furnished by Miss Whitfle-d's
| orchestra, and much drinking of de-
hcious ice-cold lemonade from the
| large punch bowls on the veranda
was INDUCED in throughout the even
| ing.
Governor Gilchrist was the only
gentleman in the receiving line but
being such an inveteTate ladies man
he was not at all olIt of place, and tbs
| general percentage of men in attend
| ance was small owing to the late SEES
| sions held by both houses of the leg
islature, but there were enough of the
IordIy sex present to prevent the
function from being entirely a WON
ans affair As is usual, when Miss
| Glenn is hostess. everything passed
off in a delightfully."- informal way and
the evening was heartily enjoyed.
| Miss Jessie Edmondsonss large and
interesting music class gave q de-
| IightfuI piano recital at her home or
North Monroe street, on the afternoon
of Friday. May IS, from four to si1
| o'clock. After the program, which
| was pleasingly rendered by the young
| ladies and gentlemen Of the class. re-
| freshments of delicious fruit punch
and cake were served.
Beautiful Memorial.
i The following beautiful memorial
was offered at meeting held in Cas-
| .ln Hell Of Cicero IOdze No |