The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-20
TALLAHASSEE.

Tallahassee. Nov. 19.-The coming
70 Tallahassee every now and then OF
Mr.. Albert II. Walden, Of Atlanta
Ca, is always the signal for friends
to assemble in the parlor OF the Leon
hotel for a delightful musical even
fng. Mr.. Walden has magnificent
baritone voice, and unlimited repeS
toire Of songs, and generous nature
that delights in giving pleasure. his
ready response to the frequent oe-
mands made upon him is not tne
least of this gentleman's many SO
cial attractions. Mr.. Walden was as
sisted by Miss Mary Talbot WHIT
field, whose brilliant and sympa'
thetic Accomplishments added greatly
20 the pleasure Of the audience. on
the most recent Of these occasions,
the program for the evenings amuse'
mcnt was diversified by the presence
OF Nr. Albert B. Harrington. also or
4. ia. who il a most clever anna
to sleight-of-hand performer. HIS
many wonderful tricks ELECTED m'icn
applause, and his promise to repeat
the performance on some future Visit
was received with much satisfaction.
Later in the evening, the guests
found further pleasure in an I'M
prom dance and games of bridge
Tn ,Triage in Gadsden, Ala,
last luesday afternoon, at
o'clocl { Judge 3. A. Meginniss. OF
Tallahaz gao, TO Miss Mary Murphree,
Of Gadsdcr, was a great surprise to
Mr.. Meginniss's friends. He left here
Monday, but divuIged his intentions
only to his immediate family. His
brother-in.law and sister. Mr.: ana
Mrs. William J. Oven. had intended
accompanying the prospective groom,
but were detained at the last moment
by important business. Mrs. MegIn-
Miss, as Miss Murphree. was we'll
known here. She Is the charming
niece OF DR.. A. A. Murphree. and dur
ing her uncle's presidency OF the
Florida State College for Women was
a member Of his family. She gradu-
ated from the college last summer
snd then returned to her former
home In Gadsden. Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
Ginn,ss will make their home in Tai
1shassee, returning here after brid-
~ trip TO various southern cities.
The ladies Of ST. Agnes's Guild, St.
Johns Episcopal church, gave de-
lightful entertainment Monday after
noon at the residence of Mr.. 81 G..
Whitfield for the purpose OF raising
money for the purchase of new
church carpet. A varied program OF
music and readings was carried out,
diversified by chat over a social cup
Of tea. Homemade candy was the
only article offered for sale, but the
net proceeds from that and the silver
offerings amounted to fifty dollars.
On Thursday evening the friends
Of Hon. George p. Raney and daugh-
tiers were invited to meet Mr. and
Mr. William J. Oven. Mr.. Oven Is q
nephew and the law partner of Judge
Raney. and he and his bride, former
~ Miss Bershe Meginniss, have re.
Gently returned from a months trip
to lie far west. Tables were set for
euchre, and the evening passed de.
lightfully. ending in the enjoyment
of delicious salad course.
The ladies' Of the Woman's Chris,
tian Temperance Union are planning
m entertainment for next Monday af-
ternoon at the Leon hotel, a novel
feature Of which will be readings Of
original essays, stories and poems on
diversified subjects by Tallahassee
writer's
One of the delightful social hap
penings of the week was a large
bridge party given Tuesday by Mrs
Alexander McDougall.
Wednesday afternoon was devoted
BY Miss Clyde Raney to the enter
tainment of few Of her friends at
bridge.
Mr.. W. o. Ames is suffering from
m attack of appendicitis. for which