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Charlevoix county herald., 1912-01-06

or Gasoline Engine, Wood Saving
Outfit, or Cream Separator? In clos
ing out our implement stock we have
several sample and slightly worn
machines which will he sold at great
bargains. Drop card for prices.
WARD & WARD
Charevoix, Mich.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-01-06
Commission Busy
Paving Our Main Streets Again
Before City Officials.

Special meeting of the City Com
mission held Thursday evening, Dec.
%. 1911 Meeting was called 70 order
! by Mayor pro TEN Hudson at the City
Hall, and adjournment was taken To
Jhe city attorneys office. Present,
Hudson ADD Kenny; absent, Cleveland.
The minutes OF the last meeting
were not read.
Mr. Kenny offered the following
resolution. and moved its adoption:
Resolved. That all ORDER, fesolu-
tions and proceedings heretofore pas
sed by the village council OF the viii
lage of East Jordan, relative to the
paving OF portions OF Main, Mill and
Esterly Streets, be and the same are.
hereby resciuded and held for naught.
Ayes Hudson and Kenny; nays, none
The same was declared adopted.
Dec. %. A.. d. 1911.
Petitions for the paving of Main st.
to Garfield ST., including portion Of
Esterly, and also for paving portion
of Mill ST., were presented and order
ell filed.
The Commission having under con-
sideration the matter Of paving on
Mill, Main and Esterly streets Com
missioner Hudson offered the follow
ing resolution and moved its adoption:
Whereas, petitions have been pre-
sented TO this Commission asking for
the paving of Mill street from the
east line Of the East Jordan & South
ern Railroad tracks 10 the east line
of third street, and Of Main street
from the north l:ne of Mill street to
the north line of Garfield street; and
Of ESterly street a distance of ten
feet west from the west lire of Main
street and one hundred seventy feet
east from the east line Of Main street
signed bv the owners OF a majority of
the land liable u be assessed for the
improvement, therefore be it
Resolved; that IL be referred 10 An
son Green of Grand Rapids, Michigan,
as engineer, 10 make al the necessary
surveys, plans. pats, profles, dia-
grams and specifications, aud an es-
timdte Of cost of said improvement
and paving, together with all the nec-
essarv man-holes. catch-basins, curbS,
cutters, and all necessary Attachments
in connection with said proposed i'm
proyement. the same to be filed with
> the clerk OF the City of East Jordan
on or before the tenth day OF January,
A. D., 1912.
Adopted by the CITY Commission Of
the City Of East Jordan, Michigan, on
the twentv-eighth day of December,
A. d 1911. by aye and nay vote as
follows: ayes, Kenny and Hudson:
nays. none,
Mr.. Anson Green OF Grand Rapids
Michigan. the above named engineer
appeared in person before the Com
mission and agreed TO furnish the
above named data for the sum Of ten
dollars (Sl0) per day and expenses for
each day actually engaged therein,
the whole cost not to exceed in a.
mount the sum OF one hundred dollars.
Moved by Kenny, supported by
Hudson that the above offer be AZ
cepted. Carried.
Moved by Kenny, supported by Hud-
son TO adjourn. Carried,
Otis ], Smith, City Clerk
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-01-06

e, j. Elec. Light Co,
pumping, Dec. ....... IS 1925
f. J. EIec. Light Co, goose
neck j. Howards. 80. ...S 10
Lemieux & Lancaster, mdse.,
and repair work. .....$ 25
G.. A. Lisk. printing ...........S $40
Turner a. Son, repairing
water tank k...........$ 2250
City Treas, payment or
street labor. ......$ %. 60
J. ii. Lanway, rebate on walk S 9 60
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-01-06

Regular meeting of the CITY Com
mission, held in the City Hall, Mon
day evening, Jan. /. 1912.
Meeting was called to order by
Mayor pro tenn Hudson Present.
Hudson and Kenoy; absent Cleveland.
Meeting was adjourned until Tues.
ev ming, Jan. 2, 1912.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-01-06
SAW YOUR WOOD WITH
a ONE-MAN FOLDING SAW

It's king OF THE WOODS" Saves money and back
ache cords per day. So simple that child operate
Write for free caaog and testimonials from hundreds Prices
right and quick delivery. w. G. HOWE, AGENT
RID. EAST JORDAN, MICH.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-01-06

Adjourned meeting OF the City
Commission held in the City Hall,
Tues. evening, Jan, 2, 1912. Meeting
, was called to order by Mayor pro ten
/. Hudson. Present, Hudson and Ken
ny; absent, Cleveland.
Minutes of the four previous meet
iDgs were read and approved.
On motion by Hudson, supported by
Kenny, the following bills were allow
ed aud the clerk Instructed to draw
orders for same:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

beautifully Eowncd Tor tha occasion.
Nra ottlev wearing a French gown
Of blue MORE. with panulera and
handsomely embroidered. A large
black velvet hat completed the eos-
tune. Miss ottiey wore "a three piece
suit of blue velvet the coat opening
over = blouse ~ blue chiffon. Ter
hat Of black velvet vas trimmed in
ermine.
Miss Trayior wore rose colored
charmeuse satin with draEeriea *
chiffon, and picture hat ~ black vel
vet Her guest, Miss petrea Thicsen.
~ Pensacola, Florida. was EoWncd in
brown crepe d. chine with collar OF
amber velvet and a hat Of black yei-
vet adorned with amber Miss
Frances Nunuaily wore a three piece
suit ~ black chiffon velvet with
blouse 81 white embroidered CHIFFON
and collar and cuffs 81 white FOX Tier
hnt a. black velvet was trimmed IN
white pmmea Miss Elisabeth RaWson
wore lavender charmeuse satin com.
hlncd with lavender hrocade. and bat
~ gray with lavender plumes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

All faVrFs. fof tne vanilla plant n found
IN Mexico. south America and the indies.
and u prepared for the first market ~
cheap native labor Tire Mexican Ia
dianA cultivated tie orchd when Cprtex
found stheul. b. tydnR u on scrub oaks.
where q EraN IN the air the beautiful
lilac shaped white blossoms flllnM The
ar with an ofnr ike rosea Flnaiiy the
blossoms formed ints the Ions wreen
beans tnat were picked whiie atm rre~n
snf drisd and shruuksn iusi as Ne d.
tntaN.
Before a crop ~ vanilla heans 10 seaIv
for the s-srkes q e. estimated that each
hean ~ handed from zoe 20 $40 times.
Tire native shipper reneivea about $50 q
pound when theY are nnailY sold but
this " net a great prize when ne remern.
her that the crop must - Watches ant
tended with aa much care a. q hahv. II
n - stored IN a damp place u nlitaswa
n q hecgrnes toe dry the navor Il I'M
pairnd
thirty dayw ana much chemical kno~i-
efEa are required 20 produce the vanilla
favor IN fhe form houNawfxea know 4 Ia.
France has always heen the patron
~ special Industries and = r. there that
the nnest extracts are made and there.
too. they are use1 ~ perfection. TIE
r'renrh claim that delicate aiora are
hsmlth promoters ana worthy ~ the
Ercatess attsntion, fust 80 an artist
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
MARRIAGE Of Mss ANsLEV
AND Nh. PICKETT.

Mr.. and Mrs Leland J. henderson
and daughter. Miss Ruth Henderson,
left on "wednesday for Bay - Louis
90 attend the wedding - Miss Mar
goret Ansley u that city % ar W o.
Pickett of Aralachicoia. florida. a
which Misc Henderson was enc of ths
Pretty hrideamalds
The New Orleans Picayune ccnfains
me following account ~ the weddinn
from its Bav 81 Louis correspondent
Miss Margaret Anaieg. OF this city.
and william ~. Pickett % Apaiachi-
cola. Va. were married tonight a. the
Methodist Church. Rev. r. y. Coftreil
ofnclating. Misa Esther McGinn was
maid ~ honor The made were Miss
Huth Henderson. 81 Pensacola. and
Miss Gladys Arsiev. % this city. L.
land J. Henderson assisted a. best
man. The groomsmen were Joseph
~ cGinn and r. e. Rush. The bride
was given IN marriage b. her brother.
Luther Ansley.
The wedding was a marked social
event and was largely attended. The
YOUNG couple left AZ once on their hri-
aai trip. after which they win ts at
home IN Apalaehicoia. PA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
MISS TRAYLoR GUEST
or MRS. oTTLEN.

Mrs. John King Ottley ana her
daughter. Miss Passie May ottley. en-
tcrtained AZ the Piedmont Driving
Ciun IN Atlanta. Miss ouIey having
as her guests % honor Miss Mary
Trns Tor. Miss Elisabeth Rawnon and
Miss Frances Nunnaiiy. three brides
elect
The dining reom % the club. where
the guests were entertained. was dec
Grated IN palms and foliage plants.
Mrs. Ottley and her guests we're seat
"a At large circular table placed
IN the aicove. and the younger con
tinrcnt were seated 81 smaller tables
placed throughout the room. The
larger table was adorned with a
French Eilt basket ailed WITH large
white chryrsanthemums and pink roses.
tha handle tied with Dresden ribbons.
This was surrounded ~ four smaller
French baskets 81 the same flowers.
The table was Rarlandcd IN smiiax ard
the silver oandiesticks bore Dresden
shades ON the place cards vas the
name ~ thu gucst On gold with the
MONOGRAM % The hostess.
zach q tire smaller tables VS.
adorned with a Preach haskef 81 pink
roses and white chrysanthsmums. and
the candles were shaded with Dres-
der shades.
Mrs otuey and her daughter were
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

A homrpssksrf An. yea. dear heart
and more.
Keeper ~ hearts for thoss love save
- me-
urholdinN weary hands that else
mirhf fnlt
Emoofhing a little head uron ny
knee
A homekeerer am Z. thia la my task
To make one little spot aii snuE and
warm.
where those 80 bruised and beaten ~
the day
May End refuge from the night and
Storm.
Gladly ssrve-lovs makes che burden
sweet.
feel no ioad-iove makes the bur-
Gen light.
A happy keeper Z 81 home and
hearts
EervinE. I reign-a queen - loves
own right
by FLORENCE Jones Hadley.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

paints = picture - rteass the ~se. ~ tie
musician couuneaa sweet sounds - De-
Hnhf the ear. does fhe French chef ninn
- please the Nnnne - taste and smell
Tlse hiwh degree ~ satisfaction felt IN
eatinm delicmtslY seasoned food IL pruof
% then - q refined mtnd
A. 81 me extracts 49, combined vith
aieohoi 90 hold their frnmrmnre ana -
alcchri q volatile. me Fregl0h naFer
waafe their eNtfacfM 81 addlnm them 20
the uncoohrd food 20 NeneHnte N ths pfn.
ceM&aa - couklna. ~ the nFndlEai AulefI.
can Invariably does. instead. tho emhN -
irmt baked and then fhe navorinW extract
is added % q ~ rubbing a hf ~ riofh
Ms, ss -isn ne s.srees over y P',a-
direct hsat 81 TIE nre. and tees nave the
nav0Fs added whcn possible after they
are r3ruy ffoHeu Kesf - she *nama
alven - nmvoFed nnmarn. ~ iunlan nant
Il maze ~ piarina the yelluw. thinv
peeled rind ~ q efnun 81 a howl ard
hFuinlnR 4 With nummr until the ~ ~
ire srut is eNrreaeeo ara ahneFbed ~
the sugar oranne and other fruit nesgs
are mn9e IN tne same say
Fruit juices max. encelient nnvors and
rive noveliF 90 many dishes that have
become commonplace. One thing mere wa
might well copy frnm the earefui Euro.
pan cook a the proper combinations ~
rntor and navoral q aunneNfion wf1 nnen
- ntany possibilities ~ the esea ~ The
clever amateur eonk.
When using lennon ur Grange savers.
flnm yellow ~ q rirh cream when rue~
flavor q used use roae tinff almond
flavor requires snouV royal Icfne and
deroratioun Many tinen the palate -
charmed through the eve an much ~
thonnh the sense Of TASTE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
A SUTTON PARTY GIVEN
IN PAIlATHEAa.

A Button Party was the original
farm the Phnathea entertainments
took which was given on Friday even
Inc a. the home 81 one 81 the Phiia-
thea teachers. Mrs. T. J. Holt on
North Barcelona street. and never was
a merrier evening spent
The pretty Button Party was q suN-
SeHtion given IN over The Coffee Cups
IN Mondays Journal and u was per
fectiv carried ont and proved one Of
the brightest and most amusing games
imaginable.
Miss Florida Zelius and Mrs. Holt
we're q duo u enthusiastic workers q
whose efforts the rarty's success was
greatly due. and the evenings pleas.
IRE was addei 20 IN a great measure
By the beautiful vocal selections II
Miss Marguerite Chappelle. WHOSE
voice vas heard 20 advantage in schu-
bert's Serenade. In The Garden - Ms
Heart and For AT Eternity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

Princeton. *. p Nov g-ThouEh
ths date % tha marriage q Frances
FOLSOM Cleveland. white house bride
and widow ~ the late Grover Cieve-
land. and Prof Thomas Preston has
not yet been announced. friends hn-
lieve the happy event win occur early
next spring The date wfu probably
BE- fixed soon and formal announce
ment made
The nccond romance ~ the woman.
who 60 bride ~ the white house. T.
charmed = nation. and whose hiah
character and dsvofion 90 hor disun-
gnished husband have been. ~ their
example. q national Influence toward
high ideals ~ wifeheod O. tire cut
come q an acqualatancerhip ~ sew
eral Years duration.
Prof Preston o. head ~ archaeology
and history ~ arts in Wells COLLEGE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
MEETING or EscAMBlA COUNTY
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
AT BLUFF SPRINGS

The Escamhia County sundav
School Convention convenea today and
tomorroS. and many from this cts
will BE- IN. attendance and win take
part IN the program arranged for the
two days
Much enthusiasm has been shown IN
the movement FOR increased interest
In SUNDAY schooi work. aud the pro-
gram which follows wnl be carried COT
az Blur Springs tomorrow
Prayers and song hy star Mais
Quartetts.
Reports - Secretary
Continued enrolment Of DELEGATES
Committees appointed Ter selsrilng
ofncers Tor ensuing year.
The sunday schools Relations "a
surrouncinH Conditions-By J. A.
Kirkpatrick
Discussion
star Male Quartetts.
Qualifications % SUNDAY school
Leadern-J. y. Chance
Discussion.
Financial Attention.
star Male Quartette.
Reports ~ Committees
The Star Male ouartstts. whose nu-
SIC viii add much pleasure 20 the cc-
cReion. r. composed ~ Seymour Phil
lirs. Dr. I. e. Phillips. cecil Bagley
and n. ,. Mackey
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
Heart and
Home
Problems

two players and everybody l. watchinr
% see which u the tao Esss the
chair.
London Rridgs.~ ~nrop me Hand
kerchief and Pussy IN the Corner
are al enjoyed ~ children.
Dear Mr.. Thonpson-Ol Hou can
] reduce my fata 60 shogld = Eiri
~ IS refuse n a hoy asks % take her
home 90 How Old should a Rirl Re
before she attends dances co How
should q voung LADY wear her hair
BEAUTIFUL BROWN EYES
n Take q iot Of outdoor exercise
and DON'T ~ afraid "a a. housework.
10 nc; eaf candies or fattening foods.
Squeeze the iaioe ~ hair a lemon in-
% cup ~ hot water and drink be
fore breakfast every morning. tal M
he a = nice hoy n would A. NJ harm
. accompany her home. especially N
there are several an the crowd
90 she should not a. ~ any dance
without one ~ her parents or SONS
older person selected ~ her moihsr
or father 20 accompany her. until sha
r. is ~ least. tO-The present STYLES
are very simple The hair 10 waved
smoothly over the ears and gathared
IN a Loose knot a. the hack ~ The
head. a. the mos, becoming anEis
Dear Mre. Thompson LII 10 Nou
Ike = Norfolk Huit On a little miflf
ca Wow can ! make my hands ana
face whiieT ca How nhollid = 9ifi
~ ~ wear h~r hnir7 FINK ROSE
81 Yes. my dear. 60 nafhe them
IN hutterfnilk once q day let th@
buttsrmllk NtaY on Tor a little while.
then wash off a. IN q ioone braid
tied with q pretty ribbon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

pear Mrs Thompson What should
young wife oau her mother IN law :
know one who alwass speakn q her
a. "afrs. 7--not Mrs smith. just
"Aru" L. that proper "a r.
why not can her Mothsr7 she IL
her daughter laws second mother.
yon know The title Mrs" may he
accepted - "a right IN the one In
stance. but ~ does not seem very
diEniaed or iovinE
Dear Mrs Thompson--I nave a
class ~ giris from 90 no years ~
age. 7 wish 90 entertain them a. my
them. Can yea give me any spggea-
tion7
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEkcsFFR.
You might have puxKie pictures.
They can be bought Or you can make
them ~ cutting M magazine covers
e. - put together again ~ the chill
dren. They should nos be too am
cult
There r. much Fun n the string
and raiain RaFne. A raimin or marsh.
maIlow IL tied 10 the middle - q long
string Let the children each take
an end ~ the string IN the mouth ana
ne one who can chew the string fret
20 the raisin. without using the hands.
sets the raisln.
Jerusalem" Il n Eooa lively game
FOR children Chairs are set IN a roo,
alternate chairs facing opposite WAYS.
Play a lively uirrch on The plane
while the children march around the
chairs Then suddenly stop and ev-
erYhodv must find q seat AZ thnrs
a. one seat less somebody n -oui =
Continue with one chair less each
time until there r. only one chair Ger
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
BARRANcAS SCENE LAST NIGHT
OF BRILLIANT ARMY BALL.
ROBINSON.

The beautiful iong grey MOSES. 50
typical ~ F1orida. The glossy green
leaves ~ the native umilaK and the
deep Ereen branches ~ the pines had
been used most effectively. and the
colnrn struck note ~ splendor. here
and there about the room.
The receiving line stood against q
background ~ the stars and Stripes.
hung straight from the ceiling and
sweepiag q a bank ~ green. on eth
sr side two cannon. their vine covered
wheels speaking 81 peace and TIE long
muzzies ~ feats ~ vaior-past and yet
20 he-suEgested the service and ever
head from end % end ~ fhe lunE room
warlands ~ spanish moss and native
smiiaK swung 20 the music ~ he post
hand and the rhythmic motion ~ the
dancers
On either side the coiorw were ear
ried a. a frieEo and between the Win-
dows the fragrant pine hcuRha were
banked. while a. the end ~ the room
opposite where the receiving tine had
stood a screen Of bamboo and q white
covered booth was placed. from which
punch and the buffet supper we're
served
Much comment vas heard on ths
beauty 81 the decorations. designed
and carried out IN every beautiful de-
tan b. Sergeant Casey ~ the 1eth
Cb. who Tor nfteen years has been
the artistic decorater AZ post enter
tninmenta. SURPRISING even his forFner
sHorta on the occasions
The brilliant bail q last evening vac
bat the forcrunner - many such de-
nEhtfui functions a. take place dur
inE the winner. at which the ofscers
and ladies viii entertain. society rom
the CITY and hayshnre enjoying their
hnarffalffv ?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

The season opened brilliantly last
riNht with ire ban ~ Fort Rarrnness.
given hF the ladies end officers in
honor of Col and Mra Thomas RidT-
way and MAJ and Afrs II ~ winston.
whose recent arrival az the poai has
been the occasion for much Informal
entertaining. euiminating On the beau
t.fui ban ~ last evening at which
about one hundred guests from the
city and has shore we're present
In tho receiving line were Col. and
Mrs Thomas RidEway. Major and Mrs.
7 W Winston. Major and Mrs. p r..
Whitmore and Capt and Mrs. ~ ".
stopford
the other onctrn ana indies present
were capt and NrH w. g. Abbott.
Capt end afra. . A Berry Capt and
Ms. W 81 - Hamilton. Captain and
Mrs. a. A Wayhaeh. Mru. M ~ Mc-
Cannon and mother AfrH. Haizlir.
"a and Mrs j 81 Hatcher. IT. and
tirH. william Boyd. Mra Berry and
Miss Natalie Berry. ~ and Mrs Wiz
Ham Fulton. ~ 81 ~ Winaiou. IT, n
- chaae. a. n. q. Cotton and IT, p.
~ Grain
The han vas held IN me post rym-
nnnium building which had been
Transformed into bower 81 green
shot with twinkiinr electric lights.
diversified with rarianfs ~ spanish
NOES and radiant with ola Glory
Features which addel 81 the hriuiancy
~ the occasion was the fact that the
new uniiorm order iust pas into effect
vaa shown iu fhe nee fuli dress uni-
FERNS worn. and the handsome gowns
seen on The ballroom 1uur. creafinE
scene ~ unusual beauty against the
glowing background.
Tire decorations wrre unusual and
most artistic in their arrangement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

Dainty matinee % canary coloreG
charncuse with trimmings Of violet
satin and Valenciennes lace. The one
pieces model IL cut with q tuuic effect
and belted with folds ~ wolfe satin
run through the loopholes. The model
requires. in medium sine. ais yards
% se-inch material. 2 yards % velvet
ribbon. s inches wide 10 yards Of lace
Insertion. HIS inches wide. rs yards
81 lace edeinE. Ia yard ~ to-inch all
over lace FOR yoke IN back
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

Mrs Cieveland's alma mater. she met
him fret in Princeton IN isog. ana
since he accepted Ms present post
ton "a Wells ahe has been quite close
~ associated with him, as she - a
trustee ~ that Institution.
Mrs. Cleveland was considered one
- tire most charming and dipicmatic
hosteaHes the white house ever had.
she sought q make the mansion more
60 home than . social center In the
strict sense ~ the term. and succeed
cd Not only did her huahang Eive
her great credit for this. hut the pub
DC recognized her administrative ahii-
ily IN diplomatic circles a. well az m
her home.
After his retirement from the rrea-
idency. Mr. Cleveland made his per-
manent home On Princeton and Mrs.
Cleveland has continued % reside here
since hin death four years ago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
FOUNDER SOY SCOUT
ORGANIZATION TO
Sc MARRIED.

Much Interest he conferred in The ap-
pruachinN u1arriaEe ~ sir Robert
Baden Powell and Miss Aiave soames
to take place al the brides home On
nenvoaahlre. the first week in uecem-
her
SIR Robert Baden Powell a. the chief
scout and enc founder ~ the organic
alton. whIch has taken such a bold on
boys GA Amerlcn az well en- in Eng
land.
The ceremony viii he memorable
one r1ard. ~ honor n boy scoufs
wiH surround the brides house and
fnk ur with the church - that she
may uaik through a REGULAR army ~
rwhrro soldiers Aftorward great
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
MISS cHAPPELLE TO
LEAVE on MONDAY.

After a delightful vislt - ten days.
Miss Marguerite CharpsIle win leave
Miss Chaupelle On a most attractive
girl whose lovely face and voice. ana
and durinK her visit here she has re-
ceired q number ~ delightful social
courteaies. Ehe has been the guest
- Mrs w o. Barrow. Miss Florida
Zellua and Niles EH'aH6 Hutchinson
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

ure in the socisl lfa 81 her native city.
and Wa q memcer ~ the most exciu-
sive society 10 her section q the coun-
Try.
Senor Pastor. having been trans
ferries 20 a European post. and with
his accomplished Wffe. Aas been %;
some time living abroad
Madame Pastor. IN entering uron
her journalistic career has leased 4
modest apartment IN Washington md
ia - mefhodicai IN the Performance
~ her newspaper duties az the mosl
experienced reporter. she has beer
asslNned 70 the gathering 81 news
stories for the journal % the star o,
which Ahe beionKH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09

Miss Gertrude Mciaan9, TIE youuE
daughter az Mr and Mrs. u ~ No
Lane. who has been ni in New Orleans.
havinE been operated On for arpendi-
clus at Touro. IL now convalescent.
Miss Mctane and her mother who
VAS with her durinH her illness. are
now az home and me friends of this
lovely young Eiri yin BE- glad ~ her
fapld CnnVnieacanca
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
a NEw WOMAN JoURNALIsr.

fou. %. g., has become dHiiy re-
porter on ere star "a enc ~ the morn
ina newspapers q ths national capital
AZ the wlfn ~ the former charge
danaira - spain. Madame Pastor VS.
enc e the Ncrs fashionable young
eumen ln washington society sincs
her marriage 80 the foreign diplomat
IS 1905 Previous 90 her marriage as
Miss Constance Casnoe Aee. dauEh-
ser ~ me late Francis u. Lee. ~ Bal
tlmore. she was q very attractive ng-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
DINNER PARTY ON
R0ARn LIE AAGnT

AFT. and Mra. A. Zeuus and Miss
Florida Zelius. Miss Marguerite Chap
pelie and little Adine Zelius. we're
guests yesterday afternoon a. dinner
aboard the Norwegian steamer Aarut.
Capfain sevnld acting az host assist
ed by hts daughter. Miss Marie
ssvald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-09
Was AK n. RosiNsoH

Afra Bix ~ Rshinsan. who rcturns o
en- rhuraday from Detroit and ether
rortheru points. where SIRE had spent
fha early fam waa taken suddenly u
yesterday
Mrs Rohinsona friends vii regrst
40 learn of her illness