The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-05

to make the trip to Washington,
where she will join her husband,
United States Senator Park Tram
nell. She was accompanied by Miss
Agnes Williamson, who has resigned
her position as stenographer at the
supreme court to serve Senator
Trammeu in the same capacity at
Washington.
There was an important meeting
of the ChautauQua committee of the
Booster Club on Wednesday after
noon, when it was decided to make
reduction on the remaining season
tickets, and to make up certain de
ficits Of funds which were guaranteed
through the sales of tickets. This
guarantors of the Chautauqua were
G. I. S. Watts, G. w. Saxon, G. I.
Davis, A L. Messer, J. w. Collins,
w. c. Williams, Jack R. Randle, J.
T. Appleyard, Irwin Gates, A c. Spill
Ter, B. H. Beevrl-. w. J. Oven, C. S.
Johnson, Jr., R. 0. Collins, D. NJ.
LOwery, Governor Cats, w. l. Moor,
H. 7. Felkel, L. A. Yates, O. c. Van
Brunt, Lester Wells, A. H. Roberts,
J. 0. Andrews, B. B. Lane and w. c.
Lewis. The stores of Tallahassee
were closed on Thursday afternoon
also, during the hours of the Chau-
tauqua, and a strong appeal made by
the merchants to their customers to
attend upon that day in order that
the receipts might beswelled for the
benefit of the guarantors, who had
done a great deal of work for the
/ CHIovto-7~v7yo ,4rbO z-I11 ,,coIoJ ,,,
operation of everyone in Tallahassee
to put the Chautauqua across.
Mrs. w. S. jennings has returned
to her home in Jacksonville, after
| having been an almost constant visi-
tor at the legislature since its OPEN
| ing day. She not only did some of
the best work in the history Of Flor
! ida for woman's suffrage, but was
/ also honored by being appointed to
attend the committee on conserva-
| ton called by Governor cats earlier
= in the week. Mrs. Jennings is one Of
the most active women in the state.
and her frequent visits 20 Tallahas-
see are always appreciated by her
friends.
Thursday proved of special inter
est at the Chautauqua tent, when
Arthur Rachel gave a splendid rendi-
tion of "The Music Master" which
was one of the most artistic enter
tainments which Tallahassee has ever
witnessed. The WelIe-COok Company
gave its music and crayon entertain
ment IL the evening, which was well
attended.
An interesting item to workers who
ere interested in better conditions in
the moving pictures is the fact that
the Dafin theatre at Tallahassee. one
@ fthc lest equipped in the section
is now seHi-lighted, making the audi
ence perfectly visible to itself al
over the building. This is especially
, remarkable because the lighting does
rot in5ure the pictures in the least
and Nj. D2ffin is being congratulate
ed upon his Improvement.
Tne women Of Leon county are be
; ing urged to save all bottles, pickle
lars, etc, for vegetable canning al
home. and it has been found that pine
/ gum from the trees will make the
. most effective of sealing prepara
! tons. Mrs. VIM. Roberts. county
home demonstration, who is watchinl
! the tomato crop especially. is salts
j.. fed with the prospects Of the ses
: sion, her only anxiety in the matte,
, being that the price of cans will max,
} them prohibitive in many MONIES. TIL,
l soup material which is canned BY tn,
canning club girls, at a small cost. i
. full of nOurishment, and one of tn,
\ best ways to handle pieces Of vege
5 tables after the best parts have beel
canned. If housewives will look afte
2 thes~ small items, the work of con
y serving will be materially lessened
according to Mrs. Roberts.
\ DR.. 4. P. Allen, of Atlanta. Geor
E gia, is visiting friends in Tallahas