The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-02-02


Hiss Nellie Ksyssr, Miss Marjoris
Aleshire, Miss Isabelle Grant, Miss F1S
Lyman. Miss Edith Grant, Miss Lucils
Lyman, Miss Eleanor Marvin. Miss
Ada Green, Miss Laura bought. Mis-;
Ada Rosasco. Miss Mabel Gonzalez
Miss Sally Wright, Miss Bessie Kelly
Miss Fannie Caldwell, Miss Frances
Renshaw and Miss Vereen.
Miss Cary Hall, the honor guest, re-
ceived 3 pair OF rhinestone slipper
buckles Miss Vereen won the frs
prize. gold friendship circle pin. and
the fortunate winner Of the conso-
laticn was Miss Lucille Lyman, who
received silver picture frame.
Mrs. Malcolm Yonge entertained
forty friends Of Mrs. Trabus Subletts
nee Miss Grace Reilly, very charm
ingIy on Thursday afternoon.
Hrs. Yonge's hospitality took the
form Of q linen shower and many
dainty articles were presented the
honor guest.
The guests all arrived before Miss
Reilly, who as she entered the hospi-
table home. bright with its crimson
and green decorations, was greeted by
the strains OF q wedding march and
escorted TO the seat Of honor, q stool,
placed beneath the archway between
the living and dining rooms. From
the ceiling q large marriage bell,
twined with bamboo and gay with red
satin ribbons. had been suspended and
as the hostess pulled one of the rib
bons the Shower" Of embroidered lin
gerie and linen articles OF every de-
scription fell about the recipient.
were served from q table decorated
with red carnations and asparagus
ferns.
the three-year- daughter Of the
hostess. and Leontine Turner, Mrs.
Dick Turner's small daughter, passed
bonbons with childish grace 4,
Mrs. Yonge was assisted in receive
ing by Mrs. Walker Willis, Mrs. Ar
thur Butt, Mrs. Henry Yonge, Mrs.
Wilmer Hayward and Miss Marguerite
Finch.
Mrs. Leon Gunderscheimer and Mrs
Lep Mayer entertained informally at
afternoon tea at the San Carlos hotel
on Thursday, their guests being Mrs.
Alfred Moog, Mrs. Stuart Meyers, Of
Louisville, formerly Miss Emilia SchuI
man. of Pensacola. Miss Bertha IAch-
ten. Miss Sadie Steinhart, OF Green
vile, Alabama; Miss Martha Engie, OF
Charleston. West Virginia.
Beautiful in all its appointments was
the luncheon at which Mrs. Victor
Franklin Balkcom entertain on Friday
at one O'Clock, in honor of Miss Cath
crime Roach, Of New York, who is the
guest Of Miss Frances Beard.
The table was covered with an ex-
quisite cluny lace luncheon cloth, CEN
tered with a fragrant mass of lilies
of-the-valley, the place cards prettily
designated with long silver, bouquet
pins. with initials of each guest, and
corsage Of the valley lilies
Covers were laid for Mrs. Ballroom,
Mrs. r. F. Mitchell, Miss Roach. Miss
Beard, Mrs. Thomas William Salt
march, Miss Frances Renshaw, Miss
Mollie Blount and Miss Florence Coffin,
of Birmingham.
One Of the prettiest courtesies of the
week was the bridge at which Mrs.
John G. Avery entertained on Friday
in honor of Mrs. Charles Dishman,
who is the guest OF Mrs. W. K.
Hyer. Jr.
The rooms were bright with poin-
settia and japonicas, and fragrant
with violets, and there were four
tables at play, Mrs Avery's guests be-
ing, Mrs. Dishman, Mrs Hyer, Mrs.
John Denham, Mrs. w. J.. Forbes, Mrs.
]. e. StiIlman. Mrs. r w Marsh, Mrs.
Gunter Elmore, Mrs s. r. NJ Ken
needy. Mrs. John B. Jones. Mrs J.
Simpson Reese. Mrs. Horace Simpson,
Mrs. o. ]. Semmes, Mrs. j. Frank
Taylor. Mrs. c. W. Lamar. Mrs H. T..
Covington and Mrs. Henry Bellinger.
After the game salad and ice
courses were served at the tables.
Mrs. Bellinger won the prize for high
score silver bridge pencil and chain.
The guest OF honor received a brass
waiter, and the consolation, a set OF
shirt waist pins, was won by Mrs
lamar. The BOBBY, a Dresden china
cream pitcher, was won by Mrs.
Taylor
On Friday. one Of the courtesies en-
joyed was the afternoon card party Al
which Mrs. John Bullock entertained
informally for Mrs. William Madison
Mason, Of Washington, D. c., who is
the guest of Mrs. William Fisher.
Mrs. W. B. Wright won the bridge
prize. guest towel. and Miss Fannie
Caldwell dainty chaf1ng dish apron
at the heart table. Miss SaI1ie Wright
won the consolation, a tea ball, and
Mrs. Mason, honor guest. received 9
handsome guest towel
The social event of Saturday was
the marriage of Miss Grace Emily
Reilly to Mr.. Robert Trabue Sublette
and was one OF the prettiest morning
weddings ever celebrated in Pensacola.
The church was beautiful in it's dec
orations of white carnations, against q
playground of ferns and palms, and
the gowns worn by the bride and her
maids were notably lovely.
The bride, who is a strikingiy beau
tiful young woman, entered with her
uncle. Mayor Frank Reilly. She wore
= stunning coat suit OF taure whip
cord, with drab grey velvet hat with
long willow plume. shading from PINK
to grey and carried bride roses
showered with lilies of-the-valley.
Her maids. Miss Fidelia Sublette
and Miss Marguerite Finch, were
lovely in gowns of soft grey charmeuse
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