The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
TREASURES OF The PAST
In aiaEART SONGS

- NtAFaNA @NtNM ~
9ne 81 the clevcrest entertainments
s1ter iu Pensacola u many 3 1ay WIS
che concert ~ Heart Soxs" last
Thursday evening Eft the Methods.
church Easement The room was ailed
t# aEerauNinN with responsive and
afHrrc,ntlVe aud.ru the participants
D afnr Uv deplctsd tUe day4 GONE
81 Hr3 en-. old fashioned flavor So per-
.tiod tIs entire evening that Il MAS
q Ecu3 indeed to hei' .Ns aat unr Mss
rtttH ina 0niN nu entrrtH ment and
hsj the eumpay ~ singers had not
.tai4 stel ped eut uf period louE
ast There Nr~e pbE singing Skewl
naldcna Slte fetching Eokc uuunets
Wsu cast si3 gI8res at mHie members
8 hr chorus Then there Werg the
aii fa| w}th shaRis drawn ahout
theu aHJ a@nncte With more dteHi-
tc8 ant 10 whose Fingers were laden
th 4#afut rinEs ANA whose rosoms
scrn uafref wIgli brooches thl were
ihe trsH 81 many Among the nien
folks acre isds with stk ueh rratats
Nhieh thr SWANS ~ nfher dn2s select-
sI Wlth careful eNn DO AeWiider tine
aEsits coata of wonderful cla and
dgN re4t IL the great grandfather ls
Nrs N q Ni3liHan This cost was
vUta ledediah MiGglestsck Mitch
i tho tlmeheHteF# who su ahls led
ihe s.nssrs ln their beautiful chorus
% g. seldom one has thc pleasure ~
irfinR snoras sing .u such pgrfcfl
uHue and harmony and ss the sonss
v.ale Hi cid fayuT.tes. they Nefe sreRt-
ly enjoyed
The Anvil chorus. old Hut ever new
WAS sang n most spirited manner
f.uheNs Oar ietd assisting On the an-
Nils AN to Dixie. wei words cannot
describe t hut wno could nag sing
when inspired rs the applause that
sreettd the opening bars of that stir
rims song
Qaartegtes and sololsts eNceiied
themselves cynthia and Reuben were
recalled aeain and again and their
verses Were up-tu-datc and very
timely especially
Cynthia. cynthia I've been think
ing
While ! gaze upon these ponds
When we've killed few more skeeters
Mas ne we can spii our bonds
tgnthias dress WaH made lu West
NirgiHia and ls ever one hundred
years cid Il u quaint la STYLE and
the texture If brocaded silk crepe
Everyone ~ glad o. know that the
/ concert viii oe repeated Thursday
March is at the same place
There viii ~ several changes "a the
program but we hope none Is the cos
TUNES worn. Artheila Gibson wore i
cream lace shawl that belonged 20 a
young lady who was engaged a. Geo
/ Washington This shawl was worn lbs
her when ne was her escort to a
/ dance Geo Washington best friend
F sunplanted him n the affections 81
this fair maid. thus ending . pretty
romance
Betsy Ann Mcmillan wore a blue
and white rlaid delaine made for Mrs
M q. W3ttick ia 1879 bv Pensacola
I leading aressmaser. Mrs. Hallmark
Melissa Gfll Clark was VERY ioveh
ln a rich tan br0cade trimmed with
+ garnet velvet This gown came from
7 Ohio and was made before the wal
but is a. handsome as II ever WAS O.
would BE- interesting 90 know how
i many ~ these gowns were a part ~
the trousseau 81 some happy girl II
wears long past. There we're man,
beauttfal shawis and scarfs worn ar
q tea tuuv little honnets which wuBls
nol obstruct snyone's view a. con
I cert in fact they we're 40 small yol
would hardly notice them
Those taking part were Narissi
+ Adams. Cynthia Hepzibah Burrow
+ Maria Jane Burpee. Melissa Uu CLARK
/ sylvia Reoekah Cock, Phoebe comfor
/ Cr1wson, Johanna Eysrs. Sister Phoe
be Freeman. Penelope Letltla For
( ehRlmer. Arabella Camilla Gibson
j DFusilla Elmer Graham. NarclRsu
Green. sophia Jane Hall. Peggy Doug
las Humphreys Maria sybillA Maetss
Betsy Ann Mcmillan. MehitabiA Ma
haEa 0wsley Miranda Jefer Poa. La
Ian Goodwill Pavey Carolina Wilhef
NINA Reager. Samantha Reaner. Caro-
lima Httchcock Taylor. Willingly pr
roueous Taylor. Luelndsa sylvina Va
AasdaL Loaanna Wilhelml Hepgiba