The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-21
TALLAHASSEE
NEWS NOTES
sneoiaI to the Journal.

WOman's Club of Tallahassee, one OF
whose eX-pTesidents, Mrs. T. M
Shackleford, is now president Of the
State Federation of Clubs, has en-
tered upon another year OF good
work. AT the annual election of Off
GERS last week, Mrs. Chas. A. Cay was
reelected president. The other ON.
GERS are Mrs. Howard Gamble, and
Mrs. w NJ. Galloway, Independents;
Mrs. Royal c. Dunn recording secre-
tary; Mrs. w. E. Lewis, treasurer;
FeIkel, and Mrs. Julius Diamond,
council. Mrs. Holloway also holds
Office corresponding secretary.
The ladies of the club have had
the ground floor of the old Bloxham
hotel put in thorough order for their
Demonstration Fair, which viii begin
next Monday, the 29th, inst. A large
number of interesting exhibits have
been sent in, and the ladies antici-
pate very satisfactory financial returns
for their labor.
The club also has charge of the Ly-
ceum attractions this year The sec
Ond number of the course, the RObley
Quartette, will be presented mere on
Friday, the goth, and seats will be
on sale at the usual place the We'd
nesday preceding.
Educational Rally.
The date for Educational Rally Day
in Tallahassee has been changed
from that originally scheduled, and
it is not yet decided Just when the
speakers will give a day to the move
ment at the Capital City. Whenever
they do come, it is expected that the
citizens will give them a rousing wei
come.
1t will not be forgotten that State
superintendent W. NJ. Holloway and
DR.. Edward Conradi, of the Woman's
College, will that day be the distin-
guished guests not hosts, OF the
movement in this city.
Two Weddings.
Two weddings have taken place
this week in Leon county which have
created a widespread interest, since
the young people are as well known
and as popular in Tallahassee as
they are in their rural neighborhoods
The contracting parties in the ceTe-
mOny which took place last WedneS-
day evening, were Mr.. F. W. Gehan,
and Miss Alice Whitehead. The
groom is the popular young manager
of the FlOrida-BOston Tobacco Co,
located at Bradfordville, while the
bride is a member of one OF the old
est families in Leon county, whose
scions count themselves among the
aristOcracy of various sections OF
Florida.
Rev. 5 Moran of ST. Johns Church,
Tallahassee, was the officiating minis
ter.
The second marriage took place on
Thursday evening, between Mr., Rob
ert F. Bradford, Jr, and Miss Alma
T. Moore Both these young people
come of families who have been
among the most influential and pros
porous of Icons rural citizens since
her earliest settlement, and Mi.
Bradford walks in the way of his
fathers. He is one OF the young plant
ers of the county who is using mod
ern scientific methods and is on the
high road to success and fortune
Personal Mention.
Rev. ]. +. Woodward, pastor Of the
boulevard Methodist Church, has been
at his own request transferred to the
took leave of his congregation here
last Sunday. preaching his farewell
sermon to the united congregations
of Trinity and Boulevard in the
former church edifce.
Football is now occupying a large
part of the attention of the young men
of Tallahassee. The team left here
this morning to play Columbia Col
Iege at Lake City. and expect a rous-
ing game on the 9th with the State
University boys On the local field.
The State College girls are prepar-
ing rival sets of yells for the game,
and will be on hand 10 crown the
victors and to comfort those who suf-
fer defeat
The boys will realize a neat sum
from the voting contests which are in
progress for the benefit of the team.
In one of these contests Miss Mary
MuTphTee is leading, in the other.
Miss Elizabeth Corbett. These young
ladies are students of the WOman's
College.
John Robinson's Big Show exhibit
ed here yesterday and drew an i'm
mense crowd to the city. The per-
Torrance was excellent and greatly
enjoyed. The public school children
were dismissed at ten O'Clock and
given holiday, and the College kin
dergarteners were maTShalled in BY
Miss Wheeler and her assistant corps
OF teachers to see the parade.