The Pensacola journal., 1910-12-25
TALLAHASSEE.

|
! weather holds, Christmas day will be
| most delightful. The streets today
are crowded with shoppers making
their last purchases and preparations
for the holiday
Social life in Tallahassee is some
what at a standstiIl but for next
week there are scheduled several en-
tertainments, chief OF which is the
dance TO be given by the German
club. The new orchestra arrived at
| the Leon hotel will furnish the music.
! Hon. George p. Raney and family,
of Tampa, are spending the Christmas
! season with Hon. George z. Raney,
| Sr., in Tallahassee.
| Hon. Dexter N. Lowry, mayor of
this city, has joined his family on a
| Christmas visit to his wife's parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. A RaWls, OF Pensa-
! cola.
i Hon. George Perkins and wife and
| DR.. Il. N. Brevard left this week for
| Baltimore, where Mr.. Perkins will en-
ter hospital for an operation.
| Mrs. ". 3. Goodwin, who has been
| a guest OF the Leon hotel for sever
| al weeks. is spending Christmas week
| with Mrs. Z. Z. Cannon, OF Gaines
| Vile
! Mr.. Richard W. Wilson mas return
| ed TO his work as a member OF the
| engineering force on the Panama ca
| nal after spending leave Of absence
| with relatives and friends at his old
home i'll this city.
| Hon. and Mrs. Fred T. Myers are
| made happy this Christmas by visit
| from their two SONS and their new
daughter-iD-law, wife of their Oldest
son Selim W. Myers, of New Orleans.
! B'ount, the younger son, is from
| Princeton University, which he enter
| ed at the beginning Of the fall term.
Other young men home for the holi-
days are Messrs. L. A Perkins, Cliff
ton Gwynn, Robert Shackleford, VIII
| liam Robertson, MoseIey Collins and
| Russell Mickler. from the State Uni
| ,ersity at Gainesville.
Miss Glenn Hampton has returned
from Jacksonville, where she went to
represent Hon. w. NJ. Holloway at a
meeting OF the committee appointed
to make final arrangements Tor the
Conference OF Education IN the South
| to be held in Jacksonville April the
| 10Th, 20th and 21st
| Governor Gilchrist, Hon. W, V.
! Knott and HON. e. Z. McLin have re-
: turned from their trip of inspection
Of the canals at Fort Lauicrdale, and
and the Everglades.
! The governor has appointed Hon.
! 4. Y. Long, of Starke, TO be state at
| torrey for the Eighth judicial clIcu
Of Florida, to fill the unexpired term
! OF Hon. ]. N. Rivers, Of Gainesville
| deceased
| Hon. h. J. Evans, OF Jacksonville,
| eecretary of Our Home Lie Insurance
! Comi.any, spent several days tnI>
week i'll Tallahassee. Mr.. Evans re.
ports the company to be in most
! Furnishing condition and expressed
himself as being specially pleased
with the work done by Messrs. Bethel
& Salomon. who have charge of the
company's interests in the middle and
! western part OF the state.
| Mr.. w. 4. Bell came in Thursday
| from Pecan Villa 70 meet his wife.
who returned cl the afternoon train
! from DeLand. Nr. Bell i, busy set.
! ting out pecan trees in the orchards
| sold by the Florida Home Improve.
ment Company. According to the con.
tract made by the company, these
| trees are to be planted and cared for
until they are five years Old, when
they are turned over to the purchaser
of the orchard The orchards are
tive-acTe tracts and large mum Der
of them have been sold al 800 per
acre.
Thursday afternoon from four 20
six Mrs. Milton Harvey Glabry -
ceiyed her friends in compliment IN
Her sisters, Mrs. George Frederick
looms were arttstically decorated with
l,n11
| Assisting Mrs. Mab-y IN the drawing
,rcom were Mrs. Smith, Miss Wash
burne. Mrs. Thomas Mitchell Shacklo
ford, Mrs Charles Breckenridge Park
hill and Mrs. William Adam Hooker
Mrs. Mabry was handsomely gown
ed in nile-green chiffon over cereis
satin. yelled with black chiffon, gold
and jet trimmings. Mrs. Smith Voc
Ia tasteful gown Of silver-sray satin
yeiied with chiffon OF the same SHADE
in tunic effect with crystal trimmings
Miss Waslburne looked charming in
a becoming gown of pale blue ben
saline silk with silver and crystal
trimmings
Delicious refreshments were served
III the dining room, the color motif ol
red and green, appropriate TO the hoI;
day season, being carried out in the
ices and bon5ons. Mrs. William Hull
Ellis, eNquisitely gowned n king
blue satin, veiled with black chiffon
End wearing a picture hac to maLch
presided over the chocolate Urn. AS
Isisting her in the dining room were
Mrs. William J. Oven and Mrs. Einore
McEair
The ices in blocks were passed by
two charming young girls. Miss Bar
hara Parkhiii and Helen Saxon.
Mrs. Mabrv IS delightful hostess
and her reception Thursday afternoon
was an especially pretty complmen,
TO her two charming guests
The marriage Thursday night 0.
hon. Shep Clark TO Miss Ethel {zol
lo"ay was surprise 20 all tf7il
friends. The young couple decided
that quiet transformations wedding
was more TO their taste than more
elaborate affair. consequently did no.
take their friends and acquaintance
into their confidence. They left Oh
the midnight train for d bridal t~-ip.
BLUFF SPRINGS.