The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-30
TALLAHASSEE.

Tallahassee. Oct 29.-.Munro opera
house was packed Monday night On
the occasion Of the entertainment,
given under the auspices of the Wo'n-
ans Club, when Hen. Albert w. Gil
christ represented the chief figure in
the bachelors Revery," written by
Miss Sarah Freeland, society editor o1
II e Time Mon.
The governor, lying at ease in his
Morris chair, reminiscently smoking
fragrant cigar and toying with long
treasured souvenirs of evanescent love
affairs, appeared to tally oblivious to
everything but his own thoughts. His
fancy called up one after another his
many fair charmers and SO intent was
his thought, so vivid his recollection
that these fancies took the form and
substance and stood before him IN
as they were! Glowing with beauty
with the rich coIoring of youth a1d
abundant vitality they seemed 50
| ~tartlingly real that the dreamer in
the easy chair might easily be par
dcned for thinking them real.
TIE intel,igent and sympathetic
reading of Mrs. Shack'eford, the ap
prcpriate musical setting render,.!
by Miss Tatum, and the harmonious
and beautiful costumes worn by the
"cast' and their graceful postures in
tableau, all combined to make the en-
tertainment one Of more than usua'
interest. TIE musical features, too,
we're greatly enjoyed. Indeed, the
whole affair passed of most delight.
fully.
| For their trouble the ladies Of the
club realized a gcodlv sum which will
Re applied to the erection Of their new
club building Following is the pro-
cram as carried out on this occasion
Overture, Shubert-Misses Tataln
and Myers.
vocal Solo, ta) NV Dearest Love.
Nerdlinder: (b) Fulfillment, Carl
Friedterg-Mrs. Park Trammell.
Vocal Duet. (a) Nearest and Dear
est, (b) o Fair One. Cawacusta-
Misses Pickett and Duval.
| Male Quartet, The Sweetest Story
Ever Told, Shattuck-Messrs. Robin
son, Hayes. McCord and VanBrunt
| Scene First-Library Of Bachelor.
| Cast Of Characters.
The Bachelor-Gov. Albert w. Gil
christ.
The Baby sweetheart-carolyn
Lively.
| TIE Mudpie sweethearts-Elizabe
Byrd and Lonegeton Whitfield.
The girl who turned him down IN
TIE spelling clsss-Gertrude Levy.
T-e sweet girl graduate-Elizabeth
Corbett.
| The basket ball girl-Barbara Park
hill.
The debutante-Sarah Vafdry.
| Automobile girl-Helen Savon.
| The western heiress-Sarah Spears.
| Flower girl-Bessie Diamond
The widow-Ida Edwards.
The hunting girl-sus'e McGriff
TIE GOT obituary Gormon-
The German princess-Fenten Da-
Wis
TIE sran'=h g,rl-Ol'va Moody.
TIE French maid-Florence Lewis.
TIE bathin7 girl-Tdela Holloway
The Red Cross nurse-Ruth Smith.
/ The old maid-Ara ninta Brown.
/ TIE reading eirlHSarv Lewis
TIE choir girl-Arrabelle Hopkins.
TIE tennis girl-Alice Gwynn
+ The sumner girl-Ruth Trammell.
TIE vioInist-Lucile Savon
/ The visiting eirls-Sarah Davis.
i TIE chafng dish girl-Mrs Frank
Winthrop.
1 The bride-Mrs. Elmore McNair.
Reader-Nrs. T. NJ. Shackleford.
At the Bantlst convention held here
asst week. Ex-senator Pasco was the
DISTINGUISHED guest Of Hon. W. NJ
Holloway.
Mrs Dora Wallace, Of Gainesville. is
TIE guest Of Mrs. W. H. Ellis, Of this
city.
. Mrs. CLYDE Lamar Walker has re
turned home from visit Of severa
. months made in North Carolina and
GEORGIA.
II Ex-Governor ". D. RIoxham and
: wife are home again after their sum