The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-01
TALLAHASSEE.

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Tallahassee. Dec. 31.-Christmas day
was ideal, and the people Of ITALIA
hassee truned out en- masse to the
services which were held In all the
churches. On Sunday night the Bap-
list and Presbyterian congregations
joined in with the Methodists in
farewell service to Rev. l. s. Patter-
son, who has recently been transfer
red to Jacksonville. Rev. Mr.. Mitch
ell, the new incumbent of Trinity
Methodist church, Is expected here
today. Rev. A. s. Woodward, the new
pastor Of Boulevard church. is already
here.
The usual spirit Of Christmas CIV
ing was not lacking, and was mani
tested In the distribution Of many bas-
kets of groceries, fruits and toys to
the less fortunate of the population.
In this kind of charity the Elks were
specially interested.
Mr.. Eugene Lyday, manager of the
Leon hotel, with his accustomed hos
pitality, treated his guests to a mag
nificent diner Monday night. The
diner was followed by ball to which
Mr.. Lyday had hidden all of the dane
ing element of the city. This function
was well attended and enjoyed by a
large number of persons.
On Monday, Tuesday AMI Wednes-
day evenings Christmas trees were
given to the juvenile members Of the
Presbyterian, Episcopal and Baptist
churches.
Hon. and Mrs. w. H. Holloway and
DR.. Edward Conrad spent several
days this week in Pensacola in at
tendance upon the meeting Of the
Florida Educational Association.
Professor Arthur Williams attend
ed the meeting this week Of the South
ern Educational Association in Chatta-
nooga.
Mrs. j. P. s. Houston entertained
at cards Tuesday evening afternoon
In honord of shrdlen wofar mtashrdltn
in honor of her sister, Mrs. George P.
Raney, of Tampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selim W. Myers, of
New Orleans, spent Christmas with
their parents. Hon. and Mrs. Fred T.
Myers. of this city.
DR.. e. M. Brevard, Of Tallahassee.
had the misfortune to break his arm
during q recent visit to Baltiomre
while skating on the ice.
Rev. and Mrs. I. s. Patterson left
Monday for their future home in Jack
sonyllle.
Mrs. Howard Gamble entertained
the Ladies' Card club last Tuesday
evening.
Messrs. Tiler and Mestingh, of Wal
ton. Fla, spent the Christmas season
with their Tallahassee friends.
Messrs. Joe and Henry Lester have
been home for the holidays.
Miss Boisseau, of Virginia, is here
on a visit to her brother, Mr.. John
Boisseau.
Miss Sarah Bailey, of Monticello,
came over to Tallahassee Thursday to
attend the dance given by MIR. Clinton
Dawkins at the Leon hotel.
George Gwynn, who has been at
tending preparatory academy in Bal
timore, is home for the holidays.
Miss Kate Mickler has returned
from a protracted visit to relatives in
Fernandina.
Miss Omerea entertained a few
friends Tuesday evening at q candy
making frolic.
MIR. and Mrs. Shep Clark have re-
turned from their wedding trip to Pen.
sacola and are pleasantly domiciled
at Mrs A L. Bonds boarding house.
Miss Jennie Gamble entertained q
few of her friends at bridge Thurs
day evening at the residence Of Mrs
R. c. Long.
Mrs r. H. Gamble has returned
from her usual summer and fall visit
to Maryland.
Miss Alice Appleyard had pleas
ant visit at her old home in Lake City
last week.
Miss Leila McFarlin, Of Quincy,
came over to the dance at the Leon
last Monday.
DR.. s. NJ. Tucker, formerly Of the
Florida State College for Women,
now of Brooklyn, New York, is in
Tallahassee for the purpose of attend
mig to the business of his farm, situat-
ed several miles north of Tallahas-
see.
Mrs. Charles Hopkins and children
are guests Of her sister. Mrs. Arvab
HOPKINS, on North Calhoun street.
Judge and Mrs. T. NJ. Shackelford
entertained a number of the college
friends of their son, Robert, at an
elaborate dinner Wednesday even
Ing.
Mrs. Crosbey Dawkins entertained
the friends of her son, Clinton, who
Is home from the Atlanta 'Teck." for
the holidays, at dance Thursday
night, given at the Leon hotel.