The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-03
BIG DELEGATION is TO
REPRESENT TALLAHASSEE
Special to the Journal.

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Tallahassee. April "A strong dele.
cation left here this week for Live
Oak, to represent Tallahassee at the
non-denominational Sunday school con-
vention in session there. The dele.
gates are prepared to make strong
fight to have the convention meet in
Tallahassee another year. Those who
will represent the different churches
are: Rev Samuel Moran, Misses May
Afford and Mary Gwynn, Of ST. John s
Episcopal church: Professor Arthur
Williams, DR.. J. c. Calhoun and Miss
Pearl McLin, from the Presbyterian
Sunday school; Hop Park TrammeIl
and Mr., H. F. Gaulding, from the
Baptist Sunday school, and DR.. Ed
ward Conrad from the Woman's Col
lege. DR.. Conrad goes for the special
purpose of inviting the convention to
meet here in 1911 and to offer to the
delegates the hospitality of the new
administration building for their SEES
sions.
An election of verymen to serve for
the ensuing year was held Monday
night at o'clock at st. Johns Epis-
copal church. A large attendance of
the Pensioners of the church were
present and the polls were open from
s to o'clock. After the election OF
the vestry this organization elected
officers. These are: Senior Warden,
T. H. Randolph: Junior Warden, w
II. Markham; Clerk, J. Stuart Lewis i:
Treasurer, Edwin Barnes; Vestrymen
Messrs. w. l.. Marshall, George E.
Lewis, Charles Monroe, B. C. Whit.
field, c. B. Gwynn, c. H. Ellis, L. M.
Lively, G. A. Choate
The early advent of the Easter sea
son this year caused Easter Sunday
to arrive in Tallahassee Just at the
time when the flower gardens of Tai.
lahaSSee and its surrounding woods
were blososming in their greatest pro-
fusion, and the floral decorations of
the churches were both lavish and
beautiful.
A special series of services is being
held In Boulevard Methodist church
by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Fletcher, as
sisted by Rev. Ira S. Patterson, pas
tor of Trinity church.
Mr.. P. W. Wilson, of the Wilson's
dry goods and men furnishing estab-
ishment on Monroe street, has taken
into his business as partners two
young men whose thorough business
training and wide popularity in ITALIA
hassee will ensure the continued popu-
larity of this old and prosperous
house. Messrs. Fred Pierson and A.
Munson Wheeler, the new members
Of the firm, are fully capable of keep
ing up the traditions of the former
proprietors, and the business will
doubtless continue to enjoy a high
degree of prosperity Mr.. Phelps
Warden Wilson, the senior partner, is
the grandson of the man who was
the founder of this establishment.
and who was succeeded by his son.
the late W. r. Wilson, who for years
was the most popular merchant in the
capital city. Mr.. Wilson now wishes
to be relieved of part of his great
responsibility in order that he NAV
devote more time to his neighboring
plantation.
The new building contemplated by
the Tallahassee Order of Elks will be
a handsome. STRUCTURE of brick and
stone, and will be decided ornament
to the city. The Elk have procured a
most desirable lot just across from
the Leon hotel, and the contract for
the building will be let about Septem.
Der TO- The contract will call for the
completion of the building by the
first of March, 1911.
The lodge room" will be a beauti.
fully designed and finished apartment
56x43 feet, and will be Hospitality ten,
dered by the Elks for various public
gatherings of a social nature The