The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
CATIONS LUNCHEON REFLECTS
SENTIMENT AND SPIRIT OF PATRIOTISM

Fffv-two women reFerentiv raised
rlnases a. crystal clear water ard
drank ta woodrow Wilson. president
o. tho United states. folioVdng the
suggestion = Mrs. e. BonackeF at
the annual luncheon - the Caxfona.
which vas given yesterday At one
O'Clock on the mezzanfne noor 81 the
san Carlos hotel Tne subject " Aira
Bonackers talk was Patriotism and
sha reelected The thoughtful spirit ~
the aEs when she spoke of the power
of the man and asked that each one
present offer : voiccless prayer for
world peace
The same patriotic note was ape
parent in the table decorations. for
as me CaNtoua study during the year
was devoted Is America. it was most
appropriate that the decorative schema
should - symbolic - her traditions.
The table was centered with mass
~ crimson carnations DIS 3 three TERED
arrangement. the blossoms rising one
above the other In artistic profusian
and banked with maiden halr fern.
Prom the topm0st blossoms bronze
eagles poised Cor Tight booked down
upon the guests smaller vases 81
carnations were placed az intervals on
the table ard everywhere on the white
cloth was the delicate tracery ~ ferns.
Tiny American flags adorned each
pace and the place cards. the clever
work - Mrs Harry Brooks s talent
- member of the club, bore q minia-
turs hsure 0f Uncle sam.
afra q 81 Taylor president 81 the
CaNtons. rracl0ualy presided at the
luncheon and acted as toastmistress
fu Der opening address she said
dc you know J feel that this is nay
lucky day q rcd letter dag in ray
existence To fact ! ana all pulled up
with pride 90 have the honor pleas
ore and privilege ~ introducing 20
sou members ~ our club who viii
give YOU words - welcome and en-
tcrfainment
when Z look hack over the years
work og the club my heart swslls at
fha thoughts az the happy hours we
have had together. on the loyalty,
Trompiness and faithfulnesE ~ the
club members who have united a.
enc woman IA ire study and appreci-
llon Be the refining and educational
influence q Eood literature
$50 { say am Elad % be here.
proud 90 represent the CaNt0us. for
aa club j believe our ideals arc
high. am proud ~ our clean
Nno.csomneBH. proud that We have ~
gossip uo b.cEering. or heartburn
ings. ~ lageing bot always unseihah-
ness ard faighf8lness O. duty
IL feel IL IL Rood 60 be- Caxton
among ms greatest blessings and
especially sd such time as this
when wc stop ~ The vaysidc Dc ouI
studies FOR "a vel earned rest and
with so0d friends % join us "a oai
annual celebration.
Now Introduce to you an OK.
president Nut as the U 81 hut 80 tht
CaRt0ns. Miss Nelhc Bmr8w, who wil
toast oar guests may safely prom
.ae you she viii a. them % a turn
Miss Barrow brightly gave tbi,
toast she vas followed hy Mis.
Oecic Ciuhha whose splendid talk wal
co the origin 81 the eiab.
IN INTRODUCING Miss Williams who's.
subject was -Caxton Characteristics.
Mrs Taylor said
"How often we repeat and hear re-
poated these lines oh wnd SONS
power th1 giftie gle ua. to see our
selves e. others see us Miss Llll.
williams win hold. a. twere the mir
mrar ND e. nature in characteristics O.
the CaNtonaa
These clever verses. eiVeu s. Mia
williams furnished q great deal 8
Amusement and SHE was warmly ap