The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-13

TALLAHASSEE.
Tallahassee, Nov. 1.-THE election
being over, Tallahassee has settled
down 70 IT. usual routine Of work and
pleasure. A bridge party Wss given
Monday evening BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan G. Whitoeld, complimentary to
Mrs. @. Noble Jones, who has been
. guest OF Mrs. r. c. Long for several
weeks past Mr.. Howard Gamble led
the score, and was the fortunate reel
pisnt Of the Arst prise.
Lovely floral decorations made the
brilliantly lighted rooms . bower OF
beauty, and formed q charming back
ground for the lovely toilsttss worn
by the ladies. After the game de-
Ncious salad course with sandwiches
and co5ee wae served.
Mrs John w Henderson entertain.
ID "wednesday afternoou at mex
charming residence On Parx avenue:
Her list Of Invitations embraced all
Mrs. Hendersou's friends. consequent
" The rooms were filled with guests.
coming and going, throughout the At.
tornoon. Among these were many OF
the lady teachefs from the Woman's
College and some Of the older stui:
eats, Of whom were the nsnboss Of
the Chi Omega sorority.
MaSnincent clusters Of chrysantne'
mumS Of al kinds and colors werC
The chief decoration. and Waldorf SAL
id, tea, SAltines and sailed pecans
formed the refreshments.
The hostess Was assisted In recedv'
1ng her guests BY her sister, Miss
Mary Douxlas Lewis.
The 6rSt dance Of the season was
given Tuesday night ct the Leon no
tel. A large number q the DANCING
Get, both married ami unmarried, were
IN attendance, and seemed delighted
to engage once more In this popular
recreation. When the hotel orches'
ira arrives the German Club VIII be.
gin thsir usual winter series OF en-
tertAnimepts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Talbot WHIT
field eutertained ct bridge ThurSday
evening IN honor Of their niece. Misc
Mary 0wynn. Nine tables were filled
al the guests being unmarried frienda
OF the fair hoporee. Tasteful deco
Sations Of palms, ferns and chrysan
Ahemmms were arranged, And . supper
OF salad. sandwiches. coffee. and ~
the other daAhties usually accompany
eng Q salad course were served.
The prizes were q silver knife and
q 0wstztika pin for the gentlemen
and q douchesse lace Handkerchief
and "How to Play Bridge" for the
ladies.
Governor Gilchrist, WHO went iow1
10 Punts Gorda this week. 10 expected
to return to the capital today. 4,
Hon. Fred T. Myers spent severa
days this week on legal business u
Iackaonvil1e ~
Hon. frank B. winthrop ana wife
and Hon. b. A. Meginniss have re
turned from Atlanta where they went
Co attend the races.
Hon. w. Nj. Holloway left Wednes
day for Pensacola on business con
nccted with his once a. state Super
antendcnt Of Public Instruction. Fron
there Mr.. Holloway will 60 on to In
dianapolis to Join other southern sup
erintendents in q tour Of inspection o
the public schools OF the northwes
and Canada.
Mr.. II. L. Bethel. who WAS in Pen
sacola representing Our Home Lift
Insurance Company at the fair. wa
called homo Wednesday on account o
the illness Of his little boy. Wilson
Mr.. julius Solomon, his partner. wen
over to take charge Of the company
exhibit in Mr.. Bsthels place.
Mr.. J.. w. Coles, clerk Of Lanarl
Inn, was In the city Tuesday, prl
marily for the purpose Of voting, an,
secondarily to begin arrangements 70
q big Thanksgiving dinner at Lanark
There will be q special train to Lar
ark on that day, and the management
will offer many inducements to thei
patrons to spend the day at that popu
lar Ru1f resort.