The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-09
TALLAHASSEE.

reception was tendered f1uSSOdy osSII-
ing from O'Clock to 1880 at the
residence or Mrs. TiIia Temple on Cal
houn street, the honorees being three
of the popular young bridal couples
Of the Capital city. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert II. ATiclxler. NJ rand Mrs.
E,arle Proctor and Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lfps. The hostesSes were Mrs. Tenn
pie. Mrs p. II. Mickler and Mrs
Proctor.
The guests were met at the door
by Mrs. Park TralnmelI, who wore q
pretty evening gown of pink, and Mrs
Henry T. F'elxeB who was eharmingly
gowned, and always adds grace and
charm to any social function
In the receiving Line with the hos
tess were the honorees of the occa-
sion, three happy and popular orfdal
couples.
Delicious refreshments of cream
and cake were served. Presiding at
the punch bowl were Mrs. Richard
Carpenter and Mrs. Mcintosh
Al large number of guests enjoyed
this very delightful affair.
Reception for Young Ladies'
The young ladies in attendance at
the college who are members Of the
Methodist church were rendered a
charming reception Monday afternoon
at the Methodist parsonage by the
members Of Trinity Methodist church.
The parsonage was prettily decorated
for The occasion with ferns and yell
low eflry santhemums The young Ia
dies were met at the door by Miss
Rowena Longmire of the college fac
fiItv. and presented to Rev. and Mrs
Nixon Refreshments Of delicious
cake. hot chocolate and whipped
cream were served by Mrs FL. T..
Felkel Mrs N NJ. Salley and Mrs
Richard Carpenter, assisted by Misses
Kate Byrd Eilinor. Nixon. Myrtle
Gates, Ruth Child and Adelaide Run.
Delightful music was rendered during
the evening by Miss Ellinor Nixon,
the accomplished daughter of the pas
tor. Each of the churches Of the
city entertain the young ladies Of the
college Of that denomination at some
time during the college term. The
Methodist young ladies were rendered
a very delightful reception and it was
very much enjoyed.
Afford Morgan Wedding.
Social circles are very much inter-
ested over the approaching marriage
next week of Miss Mary Glare Afford
TO Mr.. William Theodore Morgan,
watch will take place at St Johns
Episcopal church at high noon next
Wednesday,. Miss Afford is q very
popular young lady and has lived in
Tallahassee since childhood and Is a
member of one Of Tallahassee's most
prominent families.
Personal Mention.
Judge J. B. Whitfield, G. Talbot
whitfield and Biney G. Whitfield all
prominent both in Tallahassee and
throughout the state, have as their
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Whitfield of Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Smith of New
York, are prominent visitors in the
city this week. Mr. Smith is here to
inspect the Florida Pecan Endowment
Company's work, of which company he
is the treasurer.
George Edward Lewis, Jr., is a new
arrival at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Lewis, and upon whose ar
rival the HAPPY parents are receiving
congratulations. Mr.. Lewis is cashier
of the First National bank OF this
city and Mrs. Lewis was formerly
Miss Davis of Quincy
Hon. VIM. A. McRae and little son,
William, Jr., are visiting their old
home this this week attending the
Jackson County Fair at Mariana.
Hon. VIM. NJ Holloway was in the
city for a few days this week and
his many friends here were glad to
see him looking so well again. He
was enroute to Texas on official bust
ness for the federal government
Governor Park Trammell returned
wednesday morning from a visit to
Mariana and left in the afternoon on
a business trip to Jacksonville of two
Mrs. Z. M. Park, grandmother of
Governor Park Trammell stopped over
for two days visit enroute home
from Alabama, where she had been
visiting relatives.
DAYS, returning Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Barnes and
their little daughter, Margaret, left
Thursday for a visit of several days
to Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett of Lakeland,
left for their home Wednesday after
as guests of Governor and Mrs. Tram
nell.
Mrs. r. J. Evans of Jacksonville.
was the pleasant guest the past week
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Mickler at their
home on North Monroe street.
Mrs. d. NJ. Lewis of Live Oak, with
her two interesting sons. are visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Her
ring. on North Duval street.
Mrs. E. NJ. Brevard and little daugh-
ter. Cora, are at home again after a
visit OF six weeks with relatives at
Charlotte and Raleigh, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. H B. Strickland are
ree ewing congratulations upon the
arrival OF a fine son.
archie McAllister has resigned his
POSITION as clerk in the postoffice and
has scne to Atlanta to study rnedi-
cine. Mr.. E. L Proctor has succeed
ed him as stamp clerk
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Ben McGin-
MS last Sunday morning, a fine son.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Amos are at
home again after visit to Pensacola
and Milton with relatives.
Mrs. c. B Gwynn, Jr., and baby
have returned TO the city after a. visit
with relatives at Dothan, Alabama
Miss Sale Blake has gone to Quincy
Tor short visit with her sister, Mrs.
". L. Taylor.
Mrs. l.. s. Barber has returned to