The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-12
MISS CALDWELL AND THE WORK
SIZE IS DOING FOR THE FAIR.

There are very few women who are
gifted with executive ability. but PEN
HacoIa has her share Of these few,
and Miss Fannie Caldwell. superin-
tendent OF the woman's Department
of the Pensacola Interstate Fair, II
one OF these. In the two years in
which she has been connected with
fair work, she has fully demonstrated
what she can do, and how well she
can do whatever comes in her way.
WAS this fair work your first pub
lie work." I asked her yesterday
morning, as we sat in the General
Managers once and talked about
fairs. present, past and future.
THE first and only" she said.
But Miss caldwelrs preparation Tor
tfais work had been going on for years.
though even she herself did not realize
IL. Her social training, her interest in
sLll civic work. her unfailing loyalty
and effort In the societies OF her
church, her experience while filling
the various offices of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy, 81
which she was at one time president,
Nation, were all preparation for the
saken for the Interstate Fair, and in
which she has been so successful.
Miss Caldwell has one rare gift
that makes for success in any work.
ssle il punctuaI she meets her en-
gagements promptly. and she has
many to meet, rest assured, In con-
t'nc.ing the woman's department Of
iae fair. Her social training. too. en-
1~nfaw
there IL indeed need of tact. where
there, are so many varying tempera-
rnents and dispositions to be account
ed with.
Last year Mics Caldwell was most
successful nor only in the manage
rnent OF the aVomans Department. but
in the MANAGEMENT Of the women,
themselves Perhaps 1t Is telling tales
cut OF school to acknowledge that wo-
rnen ever have to be n1anaged-but
they do. And SO well did Miss Cald-
well understand. and SO tactfully did
ahe direct her work, that the satis-
faction she gave was not only to the
fair association, but was shared by
the women themselves.
This year this bright, energetic
young woman has not only under
taken all the work of the wo1nan's
department of the fair, but she has
superintendent and has in charge the
entire woman's building, which as
heretofore. is rented partly for trade
displays.
She has superintendent all this work
Herself, assd tfs- space we
mans building Is fast being taken.
Already space has been reserved by
Chas. A. Born and Co.. who will dis
Klay vacuum cleaners; DIR. organs,
who will have some of the famous
curative water of Chumuclxla Springs,
served free Of charge: Miss Janet
Harris. whose studio will be even pref
tier than It has been in past years;
Watson, Parker & Reese, who have
reserved space for an unusually fine
exhibit; Miss v HERMAN, who will
show an up-tei- date stock; The Jour
rial. who will have their usual rest
room and a booth presided over by
the ladies OF Christ Church. Space
for the Tomato Girls Clubs of Flor
ida. will also be reserved
Miss Caldwell does not follow beaten
lines. she has Initiative. and she
knows how to carry her ideas to q
successful conclusion Among other
features in the Woman's department
OF the fair this year. she Is planning
to have q Woman's Day. The date set
for this is Saturday, October 25th, and
while every day Is. In a sense. wo-
mans day. this date has been set
aside particularly for her.
While all plans are not yet fully