The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-14
TALLAHASSEE.

Tallahassee. May 13.-The Sunday
afternoon concert OF the TIN at Ine
Leon Hotel, the program for wnlcn WEE
arranged by Miss Glenn Hampton, We
q most enjoyable occasion. FarIo 1..5.
halls and verandas were filled WlIn
Mics Hanpton's multitude OF frienos
who had come to listen to the music
the rendering of which more tnan IuI-
filled their expectations. On the pro-
gram were the name OF Mrs. ,. y.
IiIburn of Palatlxa, and Mrs. ADKINS
of Starke, wives Of Senator'S Hllputn
and Adkins, and Miss Elizabeth E9-
wards, of Lawtey, sister OF MIS-. AZ; ~
Wins who had kindly consented to lend
themselves to the entertainment OF al
appropriate public.
THE charming wife of Florida's cher
drainage engineer, Col. y. -. WLlsn,
entertained Monday evening in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Vrtmedge'
ceiving with her were her nusDanu
and mother, while Miss Glenn aaInpLom
met those guests VINO were 81 I.ests
and introduced them to their noSeS'
During their years residence In Talla-
hassee. Col. and Mrs. Wright nave
made many warm friends, VINO snoWeu
their appreciation by coming en- masses
TO meet the guest of honor
Never has the east parlor OF tne
Leon. the scene of this most dehsntLu
function, been more beautlully ue IT,
rated than upon this occasion. Inc
rnanfles were banked with white ano
mink oIeander and trailing vines OF
snnilax. while nasturtiums. sweet peas
nonnies and roses filed countless re-
cenfacies placed in every avallaple
snace. At the end of one OF the nails
near the parlor was stationed an or
chestra, composed of piano, violin anu
cornet, and the music was greaIiy en-
joyed. cora, cI,,b
gave an informal dance at the Leon
Hotel Tuesday evening, which was at
tended by a large NUMBER Oh their
friends. Though almost too warm TOT
the exercise, the young people seenIeu
10 enter into their favor1te amusement ~
with all the enthusiasm needeo 70 IllaAe
the occasion an enjoyable one. Alnons
the guests were several OF the VlslUolS
now in the city.
The home of Justice and Mrs. Z. Is.
Parkhill was made more than ever
charming Wednesday evening py Ine
profusion of beautiful flowers sent In
by friends to do honor to the loVely
bride of DR.. Sheldon Stringer, or TAM
pa. a cousin of Mrs. Parkhill, here Tor
a few days in attendance upon the
Florida Medical Association. The host
and hostess and the two guests OF
honor received, and the beautiful rooms
were thronged with guests until late
hour.
DR.. Stringer is one Of the members
Of the examining committee OF the
Florida State Medical Board.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Manning, OF
IacksonviIle. are guests of Mrs. Man
ning's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lewis.
DR.. James Randolph of Jacksonville
was accompanied by his wife and chill
dren. during his attendance here upon
the Medical Convention.
DR.. and Mrs. Turck, of Jacksonville
are in the city for few days. Dr.
Turck was scheduled for one of the
papers read before the convention.
Hons. Leroy Giles, Of Jacksonville
and Amos Lewis, of Mariana, are
two OF the eminent Florida lawyers
who appeared before the pardonine
Board this week.
DR.. Gilman winthrop, of Mobile
Ala, is the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. S. Winthrop.
The members of the Medical Assoc
citation enjoyed an automobile drive
Thursday afternoon, through the beau
tiful Tallahassee country.
The funeral of Mrs. ErastuS w
Clark took place Thursday afternoon
from the Presbyterian church.
A fine portrait of the late Governor
Napoleon Is. BroWarQ Is now managing
in the xecutive chamber of the Capt.
toll. The original photograph was the
work of A. s. Harper, of this city, en-
larged by Miss Minnie Neal of Jack
sonville and presented to the state by
Mrs Broward. A fine plaster cast Of
the late Governor also adorns the desl
of Major H. L. Bethel, District Mana.
ger of Our Home Life Insurance Com
pany, the work of Jacksonville sculp'
tor. Mr.. c. A. Pillars.
This has been knights of Pythia'
q special service was held in the FRS
Baptist Church, at which an eloquen
sermon was preached by former pastor
Rev. ]. B. Pruitt. In the afternoon
the annual eulogy was delivered b,
Hon. John L. Medley, and those who
heard this effort declare it to be thu
most mastery and finished ever made
by this distinguished speaker.
On Wednesday evening an interest
ing meeting was held at the Knight
of Pythias Hall, at which speeches
were made by Grand Commander Sam
uel ]. Hilburn, of Palatka, Past Crane