The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-02-17
ARIOLA AND HIS Jewellers HONOR
PENSACOLA WITH ANNUAL VISIT.

VISIT.
only to be opened again to disclose the
king Of the night. the royal Ariola
resplendant in his robes Of ivory satin
and gold. With his sparkling jewels
and his sceptre. which was in the form
Of q great white Easter lily. He was
surrounded by his dukes, and the spot
light played upon one of the most
gorgeous Of the evenings scenes.
Miss Ada Hilton Green, Queen.
1t II the custom Of the Ariolas, who
go in very strongly for all that is par
ticularly mysterious. to decide among
themselves beforehand, on a lovely
queen to Be consort Of Arloias for the
evening. and also upon four ladies In
waiting.
The young ladies' are never allowed
to know who is to be chosen until the
night OF the ball. and this is one of
the most interesting features Of the
entire evening with the ladies.
At the drop OF the first curtain last
night, the captain and four Of his
maskers appeared before the curtain
and presented Mr.. F. c.. Brent and
four other gentlemen on the entertain
ment committee with five bouquets of
white roses tied with sweeping yellow
satin bows.
These were In turn presented to the
chosen queen. who was Miss Ada Hill
tor Green. and to her four ladies in
waiting who were Miss Genevieve
Rrent Miss Nellie Keyser, Miss Ma
ricn Avery and Miss Susie Moreno.
The ladies' were taken behind the
curtain. and the next scene was the
same moonlight setting. and the same
lovely garden, with the king and queen
seated on the throne, surrounded by
the ladies in waiting and the dukes
The group was inded q royal one: the
richness Of the costumes being en-
HANGED by the spot light and the very
artistic surroundings.
Then the second curtain fell.
The Masksrs' March.
The third and last scene was that Of
the march Of the maskers. the figures
being beautiful in the extreme, the
spotlight being brought into impor-
tant evidence ~ they moved about
In their brilliant trappings.
There were groups Of lovely lilies
with white satin and gold used to
give expressions to the idea of flower
land: white lilies were used upon the
costumes. and upon the wands. which
completed the outfits.
There were glowing purple violets
with the same idea worked out to
perfection.
There were gay. Haunting peoples,
red and gorgeous as they moved: snow
drops: morning glories: chrysanthe-
NUNS; cosmos; woodbine: roses and
daisies.
These costumes were not only won
derfully natural, but gorgeous in their
great beauty, and when the dancing
OF the evening began. and the ..4.~--.ers
mingled with the ladies In the dane
ins. the effect was beautiful indeed.
Rsvsisry Ends at San Carries.
The dancing was soon on In good
earnest, lasting until II o'clock, when
most OF the guests crossed to the San
Carlos hotel. where the revels Of the
band were brought to q tremendously
successful close. Here numerous sup
per parties were given in the cafe.
those having guests being DIR. M. e.
Quina. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Knowles
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Lamar. Mr.. and
Mrs r. F. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
A. ouina, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hyer
Mr.. F. c. Brent, and others.
Here the San Carlos Ladies' orches-
ira played until two o'clock, and q
| most fitting close to one Of the sea-
sons most important social events &C.
CURED, for the hotel is the revolving
point Of Pensacola's largest social in,
terests.
| Each year the affairs Of the Ariolas
/ grow more gorgeous and more impoy-
tant from q social standpoint, and las,
nights event would have done credi,
to any Of the famous mystic societie.
OF New Orleans.
The following gentlemen served OF
the reception committee:
H Mr.. r. c. Brent. chairman.
Mr.. A. NJ. Avery.
Col. 8. e. Allen.
Judge J. G. Avery.
H Judge A. c. Blount, Jr.
H Mr. w. A. Blount.
II Admiral Lucien Young.
/ Mr.. L. Hilton Green.
1 Mr.. w. s. Keyser.
/ Mr.. VIM. II. Knowles
Judge E. c. Maxwell.
Mr.. Scarr,tt Moreno.
Mr.. e. o. Saltmarsh.
Mr.. NJ. A. Jnina.
Or. +. q. Renshaw.
Judge Sheppard.
Capt. ]. E. Turtle.
/ MIR. T. c. Watson.
Mr.. George w. Wright
THE NORTH HILL
SEWING CIRCLE.
Mrs. John Pfeiffer will entertain to
day at her lovely home on North Pala
fox street. Her guests are to be tn
members Of the North Hill SEWN
Circle.
THE BROWNING CLUB