The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-29
APALACHICOLA.
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Apalachicola, Nov. 2S.-The armory
was the scene of unusual festivity
Thanksgiving night, when the Apa-
lachicola Chapter of the Daughters
gave a concert, succeeded by the
first dance of the season. The music
was wonderfully fine and the pan
tomime entitled. "The Bachelors
Thanksgiving Dream" was artistical-
ly a great success. The visions of
sweethearts of the sleepy bachelor
were impersonated by the young
ladies of Apalachicola, and altogeth-
er they formed a charming galaxy of
feminine beauty. Really they were
fair enough to keep any man dream
ing; and when at length the fairy
form of Miss Porter in bridal array
swept the stage no one was surprised
to find the poor man startled out of
his dream
Among the ladies' on the stage were
Misses Marks, Brash, Wakefield,
Floyd, Montgomery, Fowler. Duffy.
Porter, and Pierce.
The hall was beautifully trimmed
with the colors and flags of the dear
lost cause" while the members of
the chapter under their able presi-
dent, Mrs. George Whiteside, made
the dancers feel that they were the
sole thought of the evening. Over
forty couples were in the line OF
the opening grand march. which was
lead by Miss Floyd and Mr.. Farley
Warren.
Mr.. John A. Kimball spent Thanks.
giving in the city. This was his
hrst visit to Apalachicola in seven
years. and it is question whether
he or his friends were the happier
for the encounter. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Kimball will take charge oil
one of the large lumber plants in the
neighborhood of Carrabelle. The Cit
zens OF our county are happy to have
him come among them once again.
Mrs. R. H. Hemphill has spent the
last two weeks with her sister-in-law
Mrs. Dautzler. The serious illness
Of her children has made it expedient
that she bring them up from Port
st. Joe for medical attention.
Judge and Mrs. w. J. Owen spent
Tuesday and Wednesday as the guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs |. o. Porter This
was but business trip. but shortly
our Judge will bring his wife to make
the acquaintance of his natal home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdine and daughter
Bessie. spent last week with their
son and brother, Hon R. F. Burdine
This is the first visit Mr.. Brrdine has
| made to the home Of his sons adop
ton, and he was much pleased with
the place. OF course they we're with
the Burdines in their pretty new
home.
The ladies of the Baptist church
were very unfortunate in the weathe,
on the occasion Of their fair Nov. 18th
| and 18th. for it rained on these two
evenings as if all the taps in the
heavenly plumbing had simultaneous
ly sprung a leak. Heavens. this be
ing Baptist function the water die
not have its customary depressing
| effect, and financially the fair was
| successful. Among the ladies active
| in this work are. Mrs. Buck. presi
dent, Mrs. Daniels. Mrs. Harding
Mrs. Sperr and Mrs. Hinsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hodges are nov
at the Franklin Hotel: where they
| will remain during the winter Mrs
| Hodges was Miss Alice Parlin, anc
| her many friends In the city are GLAD
| to have her remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hall have gone
to Housekeeping. This is quite ar
| event for Mr.. Hall after eleven year:
of bachelor boarding. They have
taken the cottage next the NJ e
| church.
Mr.. S. E. leagues new home upol
the bay shore drive is nearing com
| pletion. 1t is roomy tvo-stor.
dwelling with wide southern veran
das and long Windows 1Ae Axchi