The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Louis P. Head. of Pensacola, and
Chas. Leidy, of Tallahassee. chairman
and member of the legislative COM
mittee of the Florida State Federation
of Labor, are in the city laying plans
whereby they hope to influence the
| legislature to enact laws favorable to
organized labor. and to improve the
laws relating to child labor. The
committee is also advocating unifor-
nifty of text books. Senator L. w.
Tim, president of the Federation. will
render able assistance to the COM
mittee.
| Senators Joseph H. HUMPHREYS and
Fred NJ. Hudson are accompanied by
| their wives. These ladies have
] charming voices and are always in
demand when they visit the Capital
City They will both be of great as
SiStance to the Tallahassee Musical
Club, when the club renders its ora
torIo next week Mrs. HUMPHREYS is
stopping with her husband at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Ch2S Cav. on
North Monroe street, but Mrs. Hud-
son is making a home for her hus-
band by keeping house. They have
rented a furnished house on South
BTonOugh street.
As usual, the music at St Johns
Episcopal church on Easter Sunday
Will be elaborate and beautiful, and
the Trinity Methodist choir also is
preparing a special program. At the
latter place Mrs. Hudson will render |
a solo, in which she will be accom-
panied with violin obligato by Mrs. |
Florence Hequembourg, professor of |
violin at the College for Women.
The piano recital given last Tues |
day night at the college by Miss
Martha May Cline, director of music !
at the college, was largely attended |
and greatly enjoyed. Tallahassee peo-
pie are becoming more appreciative /
OF the rare opportunities afforded |
them of hearing high class music so |
often, and these occasions at the COL
lege are attracting a crowd too large |
for chapel accommodation The |
monthly vesper service was postponed |
from the first Sunday until next Sun
day afternoon. when it will be rem
dered as usual
The Rooney Bros. will give an en-
tertainment in Tallahassee tomorrow
night at Munro's opera house. This
will be the last of the
regular series of LyCeUm attractions
FOR the season, although the IocaI
management has generously provided
Tor two mere concerts to be given by
he musical faculty of the college
Mrs. Efie Cline Zones. of Little
Rock, Ark, will visit her sisters, the
Misses Cline. of the Woman's Col
ege, next week, when she comes to
Tallahassee to take part in the COM
ng state music teachers convention.
Messrs. Frederick Hooker, Robert |
Shackleford and Laurie Perkins have
to Tallahassee to spend the
caster holidays with their parents.
rhese young men have been stu
tents at the Marion Institute. Marion,
Ma
The railroad commission is COM
oTtably settled in their new quar-
ers on the second floor of the Ames
corner of Monroe and Mar
et streets. The commission was
occupying rooms in the capitol. and
ad 70 make room for the legislature
The Peoples Lobby" established
n the old armOTy building opposite
he capitol on Monroe street, IS in
VII blast and Mr.. Claude L'EngIe has
eCured the courtesy of the state
Tess, and his tables are well suppIieu
nth exchanges for the convenience
nd entertainment OF the frequenters
f the lobby Mr.. I,Engle also has
n file the issues of the Daily Sun,
ubhshed during the session of 'O7,
hitch viii be of value TO persons |
boxing for information on past legis-
alton