The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20
MARIANNE.

Mariana, Oct. 19.-Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Smith have announced the APP
proa ching marriage Of their daughter,
jamie, to Mr.. Cecil Rhyme, which event
will take place on Wednesday even
ing. Nov. 9Th, at the Methodist church.
The bride-to-be Is one OF Marianna's
most popular and lovely young ladies,
and the groom is the energetic man
ager Of the Mariana Manufacturing
Company, both numbering their friends
by the score. They will have the well
wishes Of a great many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Calhoun left
Wednesday night for Mobile. Mr..
Calhoun is in bad health and is going
to Mobile on that account
Mrs. Emmett Mead. OF Washington,
D. c.. arrived In the city Sunday af-
ternoon. While here Mrs. Mead will
be the guest OF her sister, Mrs. W. e.
B. Smith. Mrs. Mead will be pleas
antly remembered as Miss Katie Will
son, who was for several years q most
popular belle Of our town.
Mrs. ]. w. Russ and daughter, Miss
Frances. accompanied by Miss Mar
garet Philips, left on Wednesday
morning for Montgomery, Tuskegee,
OPOAIhd anu OLASI POllls. IAIb. 1ShSS
and daughter will be away for two
weeks. Miss Philips will remain two
months.
little son, Bartlett, returned Tuesday
from a visit to points in South Florida.
Miss Burlah Morris, of DeFuniak
Springs, spent several days of last
week in the city, q guest Of Mrs. e.
G. Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. Paul Long very delightfully."-
entertained on Tuesday evening at
rock. Several games Of this popular
pastime were immensely enjoyed
Mrs. A. G. Moore was the lucky one
to secure the ladies' prize, a handsome
h2nd-painted vase. Mr.. VIII Jarrett
captured the gentlernan's prize After
| the games delicious refreshments were
served, consisting of sailed nuts,
cream and cake, cheese sstraws and
coffee.
A lovely party Of Tuesday after
noon was that Of the Young Ladies'
Rock Club. Miss Lucille Alderman was
the lovely young hostess on this occa-
sion. The parlor was beautiful in its
decorations Of ferns. After four
| games were enjoyed refreshments were
served, consisting OF nut salad with
| pimento sandwiches and celery.
Miss Maggie Liddon left Sunday af-
| ternoon for Dothan, Ala, where she
| will remain for several weeks as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Hugh Smith.
Miss Margaret Simmons Is visiting
her sister, Mrs w. c. Box, at Grace
vile this week.
The Thursday Bridge Club met with
Miss Maud P1ttman Thursday after
noon. After four interesting games
| delicious cream and cake were served.
| Mrs. Henley, having the highest score.
won first prize, a picture frame Of
ivory. Mrs. A G. Moore cut the con-
ISOLATION, a deck of cards. The next
meeting of the club VIII be with Mrs.
VIII Jarrett.
Mrs. Dickson was tho charming
hostess at a beautiful party on Tues
| day evening at her home in West End.
The large reception hall was attractive
in its decorations Of handsome ferns
and cut flowers. -Four games OF rock
were immensely enjoyed, after which
| delicious refreshments of nut salad
served in apples, tomatoes with may
onnaise dressing, waters and hot ohoc-
olate were passed.
The matrons composing the Domino
| Gu D reOrganiZe0 the CIuD w eQn 0SQaT
| afternoon. The first meeting Will be
| at the home Of Mrs. Charles Ldddon
on Thursday afternoon.
| Mrs. G. L. Wilson was the charming
hostess at an auction bridge on Tues
| day afternoon. Four games were en-
| joyed. after which refreshments were
served consisting of crab cocktails,
pickles, olives, waters with hot choco-
| late. Mrs. A. @ Moore secured the
/ trophy for highest score, a deck OF
cards. Mrs. Emmett Meade, OF Wash
| ington. D. c., was the guest OF honor
The next meeting of the club will be
with Mrs. Bryan Smith.
| Miss Clara Farley entertained the
Orpheus Club Wednesday afternoon
The following program was rendered:
Sketch of Orpheus-Miss Clara Far
! ley.
Sketch OF Nevtns LHe-Miss Mary
Farley
The RoSary-Mrs. George Moore
voice; Mrs. West, violin; Miss Clara
Farley, piano.
Narcissus-Mrs. Margaret Smith
Daff1n, piano.
| Mighty LAX B Rose-Mrs. John c.
Smith, voice.
The next meeting win be with Mrs
| M r Burton Wednesday, OCT 23rd