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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
aAckGV. WILLIAMS WEDDING
o. pEcEMRER ELENENTh.

wedding Invitations have been re-
ceived 20 the marriage 81 Miss nrssye
Jeanette williams and Mr. Jesse
Thomas Mackey, the wedding 10 take
place on "wednesday morning. Docom-
Der iith AZ ten forty-nye. a. the F1rtt
Bn rtiE' church.
Miss Williams T. tho eldest dauEh-
Ter ~ Ar. nnd Mrf. J. Ia Williams.
Young woman ~ most attractive per-
souality and hne auslitiss who has
grown from childhood 90 Young woman
hood herr. helms not only q great "a
vorits with q wide circle ~ friends but
being very active in church work a.
well
hlr Narksv b. partner In me Fu-
pire Laundry Co. q hne business man
and ono ~ sterling attributss who aiso
takes great Interest IN church actiy.
tiles
Few announcements have created a
Ereater intsrcsf. owing Is ths wide nc-
quaintance of both the bride and
Eroom.
Mrs e. A Wolfe. sister - he bride.
whose marriage took place Unfv q short
time ago viii De matron -of homer and
Mr. woife uill be best man
Miss Pearl MacksY. sister ~ the
Eroom. and Miss Eisis Williams win bs
a duo ~ pretty hridcsmaids Mozsra
Lamar Waters and Guy Williams viii
act e. ushsrs
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ms. kEVsUR's LAWN PARTY
BEAUTIFUL AFEAIR.

The ships hand from the NfIrreasfn
plaving popular anf patriotic airs asa
ed safety ard fse presence 81 r,any
DarHl cfncera in uniform save bruIian.
cy % tne lawn fstc which MrH. "a Al
keyHfr save Yesterday at her bsautifaf
hcms On IRE bavrhorr Tor enc teneft ~
Christ church
NeN.nuirE e. three o'clock fhr
rroucs made merry en- fhs avn 10
the keYacr home. which sloping a. ne
shores 81 Pensacola hav. IL beautiful
srot f1r such n EafhertnE There waa
amusement provided Tor men. women
and children end pretty girls here
there anil rvrrtee here serving ffr
guests e. daiuulv-lald tables. TEo real
rypaies vifh'n their tent told marvel
oua fortunes and launch rides. 3 shoot
iuW saliery. crnquet and the always
popular Erab haN sdded Co The pleasure
AHsiutlng hfru. Ksvarr wcrs Mrs "a
.. Wright Mrs.. E q. smith. Miss sal
w WriEht MrA John H Broun. Mrn
~ q. nesi.Fs. Mrs J. W HlEEins
Mr. W g. knowles. Mrs EIlis
Knowlrs Mrs. Thomas Eidwway. ~
Port HarraneaN MrH. oliver Semmes.
Mrs George oven. Mra J. g. Qua
ham. Mrs. r. =. Cart Misses Mabel
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RECEPTION AND DANCE
AT COUNTRY Gus
FOR NAVAL OFFICERS.

The Cnuufrf club lnet niEHt KrrHent-
81 Is errnr ~ nrillianev. entertaining
with reception end dance Cor the
navel officers a. che hatilaahin squad
rrH usW iu port.
hmonH the onleers present were
Nssr Admiral PRANK p Fletcher. Capt
HenrEs N clark. capt Edward Nimp-
con. Commander nion p. niercr. Lieu
truHnI Commnnaef r. y. Tomukins
Lieutenant Commando ~ "a rsnner.
Lieutenant Z. A. KittinEer. Lisutsnant
lf A naidridEs. LAsutsuant n. a. Eu-
r.rh. ~ the Minnesota Capt r -
ffaomauerH. Commander Wilson "
Reed. Lieut. Commander Framk Ivon.
y. Mary an6 Robert Morris. Lieut.
Pr NJ Ilnnav. - the Kansas. Cart VA.
n AID E Cnpehnrt. Commander Adel-
bert Aithouse. Lieut. Commander H14
ars g. RoyalL ~. 7 Tsrraut and . W
Creenaiade. Lisuts r. G. Martin. n ".
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.SOCIETY
WEDDING sgLLS

Hear TIE mellow wcdding bells
Golfer bells.
Nhst q woria - happiness their bar
mouy foretefia
Through the haluv air q niGft
ffaw trey ring out pure delight
frem ere molten golden notes.
Ard al in tune.
what q llaui1 dirty noaia
10 Che turtle dove that listens wnhs
she EioatH
con- TIRE moot.
Ca. from the sounding cslla
What Vlah ~ euphouy voluminouaiy
woliF
How De- Eweils
How W dwsiis.
ga ere future. how 81 tells
cog ESQ rapture that impels
Ta the swinging and the rinSing
uf che bells. bells. bells
uf the bella bells. cells
BELLE bells. bells.
10 thf rhymlnw and the Ginning Of the
bells.
Edgar Ausu Poe.
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traIrsr aud = D. Helm % the Aiichl-
Fau. capt Thomas snowden. CON-
uaHdrr Lucius A. Bcstwick Lieut.
Commanders "a. =. Whlttsd and j. ~.
Comfort tIsuts Adoipius station, ".
J Giles. fIaiscy Powell and n. p. Cal
lowav of she South Carolina. anc
othrrr
Receiving we're Mr. are Mr. william
Fishor Mr end Mrs. J ~. Muidun. Mr.
and Mru W A. Mcclellan. Mr. and
Mrs, Aiha o. Warren Mt ans Mrs
D. "a. Marsh. Mr. and AIRS. T. = Mc-
UaauFhrv. Wr snd Mrs. r. Wilton
Green. judge and Mrs. Henry nellin-
ser Mf and Mra. John Tiohar. cross.
and Mr.. g.. ~ Dobaon.
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NOTES FoR
TttE CATIONS

song o. Roland Part DID,
r. Give most important historical
facts On ttfe 81 ChariemaEue.
g. Describe scene when Charles
reaches Reuuvais.
e. who is ths first r. suggest re-
rsure and tci Roiund
e. what sunernatural aid does
Charles invoke
o. Does Charles have foreb0dinE ~
disaster In what wnyr
q Contrast the Erisr o. Charles ana
NfarsiIla.
2 what cardinal difference e
shown here between the Christian and
Mohammedan religion
Give Grafnniinondts estimate o.
Charles
O. who promised AID 10 Marsila ?
What does Maruiiia threaten N nar.
SAINT does not cone
10 Explain Ne IA the ola arrival
Of antiqultv who has outlined Homer
ard virgil"
n e there any Inconsistency IN
Clara.s statement 'ffIs son whom he
30 loved a. slain"
&C. Describe IRE frrrrs and field ana
Eivs ihr purposes end motive Of Ball
cant
fa Trace RaHganrs embassy How
90 BaIieart receive thr news they
brought
re- Give everything of interest con-
cermlnE thr burial 81 the FRANKS.
rs What erect does Charles tsfrk
Rolands death would have On Die
kfuFdon
fa state dlaicuItv Charles noe en
rnuufrrs
% GIVE preparation f1r battle 81
ne Fraukr
~ Give preparation hv Raurantr
10 -rmnarn The Two annie.
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REUNION AT NONE OF
MRS. PFGtFFER

The eiEhtleth BIRTHDAY arrItrrsary
q Mrs.. Eva ~. rfsiner Was celebrated
IN SundaE. November I1tH. 40 her res
idcucc. $50 East Cos eminent street
Present we're her children. grand-chIl-
dren and great grandchildren. a. we'll
a. her brothers. SIR. J. George White.
her sister. Mrs E " Hoffman. and sis-
tgrs -in-jnw. Mrs. J. A. pfsimer and
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PRAYER SERVICE ron
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

Praf ~ service for the Missionary So
rieiN ~ tho F1rst Methodist church
WiH f0 held nH Monday end Friday
a. $3.50 u thc church. and Oh mem
Beers ard others vho ere Interested
are cordially invited 20 come and ioin
.n these services
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PLANS COMPLETED FoR
WHITE WILSON WEDDING

Aucn interest d. rentered iu The wed
ding - Miss khthsrine Lillian wuson
POI Mr Edward Timothy white which
's an event - November 9Tth. and the
wedding plans vii te read with intsr-
rst hv ne many friends 81 these young
PEOPLE. wro have q vide End deHFhtfll
acquaintHncs in ths citv
The wedding b. 90 BE- carried Out In
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E Y EN- T S

Mrs. narharv PfeiTcr After rartici-
rating In = apraaa az refreshments
prepared Ter the occasion. tho guests
DEPARTED wishing Mr. Pfeiner many,
many happy returns 90 tho day. a
pretty incidrnt - the Reunion waH tha
music furnished b. Mrs. rfrincrH
erandchmdreu.
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ftsaar ths auHpicaa ~ tie Phrensu-
Traehers' Association 81 no. a., en- ice
cream. candy and cake sale wAa held
81 Friday evening The COMMITTEES.
samnoacd - Mrs MilatCad. Mrs.
Cfsrer. ailas ua Henderson, Mra. Cor
ueuur and Mrs carter worked indetat-
feahir fnr che success ~ the event.
Ifa teachers and pupils decorated
ESQ., r.hoai very elahoFate.y with vines,
UsIrrtt1a cad pumpkins done in water
tfarF ~ the hrst ard second grades
tntrt uerc Thauksgiving and Puritan
tand tables 30 be seen.
The teachcra % No a.. Miss Ia
Henderson. Miss ines harrington. Mlss
Ahee Williamson. and MrH. frank -.
TmeF trained ne pupils tn the rros
uraul Their aim an 90 make the school
Z social center
THE following n the program.
March The hoyal Trumpeterf.
WarehafN ictroia.'
rhnnksrIring Motion soug--orlds
pua.
Pumpkin Faces" Albert suarsE
furue ONeaL carl McNair. flllda G.rs
hIeuaru. Loia kierce. t.a Mac Howl s
Ethel MeNau. Victor nOrst Thc'rla
Huftfr Joseph Crhve1
1.-TWO flftlc Welcomes -.fHar g.
Roberts Annie Lee Davis
sons -9rale I've.
Pumpkin Pies -t.eona E4sas AU.
ualit ucaie. Anuic nrazaeI 30. -uH
Chestnut
inaiau war Dance and ncd Wire
Princes Hiuf.eh. Ethel Chestnut
urnr Doar. Settle henderson tinasie
u.ienH. Andrew hiceker. Ruth Mntk1r
HHr4r frAaE Margaret MuzteaJ
tiaF Ulreer. Agura Fierce, tlaus
TNHml..H. li.irH WAY MagEia les
yWaHa naUe n Williams. Nuu
ruaes" feons Eulef Eugeibah Boy
fIf
FU. EH. HUrr WRIGHT
sons iI.aaf ths Mayaowcr.s nlud
UrHt. Iaar
"IIrf tI.rIurs f.eraou farce
hnfHrr.He WrHmelr.
auuIsaiIe uouErolss $50. 1"-f'c-
frnfa
Moving ulriures.
A pretty feature 1f tbo entertain
mrnt Were cunning favnrs represent
inH ears ~ corn and pumpkin faces
which had been painted hy the cav
dr~n ann fof eBrh guest
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MCMILLAN. PtTTnAN WEDDING
on va pNEsnAV MoHNthG


Too ucddinE ~ Miss Esteile Plffmau
t1 Mr Mnigoim Murphy MgMIIisu wll
take place on "Wednesday morning a.
'e.ae at tfe Gadadrn street Methodist
church. and wn BE- witnessed b q
number - friends and relatives The
color scheme wfll b. yellow and white
Mr. lihert A. CiubhH vii 30 her
sisters matron of honor and vIu enter
with her ara Msss fIorenco HarFton
VII Do maid Of honor
Mr. J Wuiiace MCMILLAN uiu - his
bruthcrs beet man and Mr Ebert a.
'lubbH and Dr. J a. BlckerstaT. nsh-
rra
The bride r. a lovely and attractive
SRI who has made her hons with her
sister. Mrs Ebert Clubhs Cor ire past
1iz munths. and dr Mcmillan. VINO 10
a rising Young business man ~ Ala
hamH. is % be Congratulated on
his good fortune
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PERSONAL

and lucille Lyman. NeIma afaufa. Irene
Palmea. Mrs q ~ smith. MfH Eta
Ward. Mra Lewis WUia. Mu a. &.
aicGuunhfE SIRE. Prank TaFfaF AIRS.
FRANCIS WIisan Mlas FauDia Caldwell
Nrs ~ A. Hinuut Jr Misa Cora
Louise Simpson. Mlss geuetiete Ureuf
Alre. Bedo Rioant Miss Marion end
1ifra Daisy SPENCER. Mics Marion Sue
ter. Miss MouIs piount Mise Emdy
Jones and ofnerE
Young Girla selling homo made candy
were Dorothy Eorbrs. Jane end Fliaa %
beth Dunbar. Judith Maxwell. chris
tine sheppard. Grace Uern end Marcia
Higgins
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SALE

on Wednesday N0FemhsF 81. the
ladies ~ hnuE Presbyterian church
all bold s1.r GO Gibbs HrFtwsra
Co.'s store. tes.rulrg at n m. NT
have horne. made mine meat caFeF
chicken salad. AiFEiu.r baked Fam
ALSO e variety nf sUr.ur #Tra .rF
practical fancy articles AS reason
able rr.rer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

one o. the seasons sale de .ufsltss
at me national capital o. MlFs Marie
PearF. DAUGHTER or AdmIra1 Robert
t. psarg. the difc1rsTcr of tho uoFtI
Io'e she wIl Pc remembered by q
Frtsi many people AZ the snow
%. @ #lIHh name was siVsn her
Er..as. ot Her birth Inside ne Arc
. circle
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MRS. cRoNnELtN
GUEST OF FRiENps.

Mrs AIaY Cromneiiu arrived On ths
city yesterday and VII BE- che rucHf
Soc several days ~ Mrs Joe Maura.
1rs and MrA Dan sheppard. Mrs.
Crummciin on ether Walt % Pennmonia
made many friendn who win Nivo her
the most cordial - welcomes. she -
ono ~ MuntEomervH most attractive
young women. and q favnrite With nii
Who have come under the charm 20
her gracious personality.
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WEDDINGS OF ne WEEK

ON "Wednesday morning az the Gads-
den Street Methodist church tna mar
rage of ar. Malcolm Murphy MeNH-
Ian 10 MiHs Estriic PIttmau VIII take
place and on "wednesday morning. THAI
81 Miss katherine LILLIAN Wilson 90
SIR. Edward Timothy white. and on
Thursday evening az ire home ~ the
bride Mas Emma Wiioou win be- mar
ried 90 Nr. Lucius Bell
Al three - these weddings are an-
ciai events ~ marked Interest and
win make the week enc OF exception 8
zuIefv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

ar Cha. y. CLARK and family -
Grand LcdFc. Mich, are spending ne
winter m Pensacola. Mr. Clark a.
publisher ~ The independent. % Grand
Ledge.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Brunswick, Ga, March 1, 1912.
The books are now open for the
making of city tax returns for tn.
year 1912, in the office of the under
signed at the city hall, and will re-
main oren until May 1 when they will
finally close. The attention of per-
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is hereby directed to the following
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the duty of persons transferring
acquiring real property, to notify the
clerk of council, in writing, of the
fact Of such transfer, and the same
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Of real property shall not be so noti7
fed to the clerk, then the same may
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All returns must be in by May /,
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said real estate which has not been
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N.B.-All transfers must be noted
during the month of March. All re-
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Clerk of Council.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.
street Paving Contract.

Sealed proposals will be received by
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Make This Test
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Your FreCkleS
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THE TIME TEST.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-29

Hats suitable for children, all sizes
and ages, will be included in the
OPENING tomorrow at MISS SLA-
TIERS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-29
WONDER
POWDER

This powder is guaranteed to con
tain no harmful chemicals and will
be found useful in Frightening up all
sorts OF things in office or home. II
cleans silverware, nickle plate, paint,
windows, mirrors, aluminium, white
shoes and straw hats. 1t will also
remove discoloration on china.
Wonder powder Is sold for the ben
eft of the building fund of st. Marks
Church by
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-29

Special bargains in fine lot of IVES
TERN HORSES AND MULES at
FINDLEY'S. Here is an opportunity
for real bargains.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-29

Ladies, you are all invited TO dis
play of the seasons loveliest hats at
MISS SKATERS, Saturday, March 80.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-29
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CONSIDERING THE LILIES.

The lilies on the Easter hat
They neither toll nor spin;
They smirk with lazy impudence,
Sometimes they seem to grin;
They never grew in any field,
Nor prinked the meadow green;
They nod and have their being just
Because of a machine.
The lilies on the Easter hat
OF every hue and shade;
In them the wives of Solomon
Could never be arrayed.
Three hundred wives had Solomon,
And shekels he could hoard,
But such a bunch of bonnets was
More than he could afford.
The lilies on the Easter hat
The gaudy hoses, too
They never work; but this is what
TIL ~ do for me and you;
They make us work, and tail, and
strive,
And hustle with a will,
That we may have the cash to pay
The millinery bill
EXCHANGE
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-29

There is nothing prettier and dain-
tier than the lace turban in this sea-
sons millinery. See them at MISS
SKATERS OPENING.