The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
JACKSONVILLE HoNoRED
MRS. WALSH.

The Jacksonville Times Union o.
recent date carried on It's society page
a handsome picture OF Mrs. Genevievt
Walsh, who u the guest of the Daugh-
tiers OF isabella, in Pensacola today
The Times Union says:
Mrs. 0enevieve Walsh, Of New
York, supreme vice-regent OF the
Daughters Of Isabella, arrived this
morning and after enjoying breakfast
with Mrs. A. NJ. OKeefe at her home
on Laura street, was entertained with
an automobile ride to the Ostrich
Farm.
At 1 o'clock Mrs. OKeefe gave q
luncheon IGNORING Mrs. Walsh. Mrs
O'Keexes guests on this pleasant oc-
castor included Mrs. Walsh. Grand
Regent Mrs. ~. G. O'Neill. Ddstrict
Deputy Mrs. Manor.
This afternoon Mrs Walsh was
driven TO Atlantic Beach and after
wards enjoyed tea with Mrs. Henry
Mason at her home. villa Alexan-
dr1a,~ on the south side OF the river
A meeting OF the Daughters of Is
absIJa WIN be held this evening at
O'Clock, followed by q banquet
Tomorrow, Mrs. Miller will be host
ess ne luncheon ct the Seminole Ho-
tel IN honor Of Mrs. 0eneveive WALSH.
At $50 o'clock tomorrow AFTERNOON
MrA 4. J. Solary will give river
party for Mrs. walsh.
Mrs. n. @. O'Ncill and Mrs Roach
win give . tea at the Mason Hotel
at osclocq tomorrow afternoon, the
princ4paa guest 70 be Mrs. walsh.
There WIN be . reception tomorrow
night a. s:8o O'Clock 70 the Daughters
OF Isabel and their friends nc the
knights Of Columbus Hall.
The Times Union also says;
In honor Of Mrs. Genevieve Walsh,
vice supreme regent OF the Daughters
of isabella, the members OF the local
court entertained at a recital last ev-
euAng In the Knight Of Columbus
hall. corner Of Main and Ashiye
streets.
The hall was beautifully and APP
proprietary decorated with crepe pa
per streamers OF royal purple and
gold. the colors Of the organization.
which formed canopy and pro-
fusion OF narcissi and violets COM
bined with Spanish moss offered a
most pleasing effect.
During tho early part Of the evening
q program was enjoyed Mrs. 8. III.
Marlxwalter opening the program
with vocal solo. Ecstacy, which was
rendered to an encore with an Irish
folk song.
Mrs. N. Corbett ONeill. grand re-
gent of Florida, then introduced the
guest OF honor, who gave an interest
Ing talk on the scope and aim OF the
work OF the Daughters Of Isabella
throughout the country. Mrs. Walsh
stressed the fact that the organization
was only founded ten years ago and
In that time had been instrumental
In founding O. number Of charitable
institutions: OF maintaing innumer-
able day nurseries in the larger cities
OF the North and East: OF assisting
In civic work throughout the United
State and In aiding generally in every
community where there Is q court
Mrs. Walsh's talk was comprehen-
sive and enthusiastic, and she spoke
In complimentary terms OF the work
accomplished by the local court and
encouraged the members to broaden
the field.
The program included a humorous
reading by Miss Julia O'Keefe, who
graciously responded to an encore,
and Miss Marie Mclaughlin rem
dered an Aria from Samson and
Deliiah, and The Rosary, both of
which were received with apprecia-
tive applause. Miss Mary Kennedy