The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-17

the members of the Woman's Club in
selling the required number of tickets
to cover the amount assured by the
guarantors. An offer was made to
the ladies that if they would coop
crate in this way, the entire proceeds
will be divided evenly between the
clubs, after the expense of the asso-
citation, of course, have been met The
chautauqua has been made possible
only through the untiring efforts of
the Booster Club, and it is especially
desired that it's unquestioned success
may be assured, on account Of the
many visitors in the city who may in
this way be pleasantly entertained.
Visiting delegates to the conyen-
ton of the Florida State Federation
of Labor were guests of the public
spirited citizens of Tallahassee FRI
day, when they were taken for an au-
tonobile ride on the Old Spanish
Trail and the Dixie Highway, and
shown some of the green fields and
peaceful valleys which surround the
seven hills of Leon. This hospitality
came through the enterprise of the
Tallahassee Boosters Club, whose
wish it is to make Tallahassee
fayorite convention city, and was
thoroughly appreciated by the dele
gates and their wives. On Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Cats held an infor-
NAL reception at the mansion for
them, and this, with other minor
courtesies, has served to make
pleasant impression for Tallahassee
which will not soon be forgotten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, whose
marriage was social event OF the
early spring in Tallahassee, will oc-
cupy a residence vacated last week
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Parks, for the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Parks made
the trip in their car to points IN
Georgia and Alabama, where they
will be the guests of relatives. Mrs.
Wilson, before her marriage was the
charming Miss Leo Boone, and is
among the most admired of the
brides of the season at the capital
city.
DIR. Hiram Bird, formerly of the
state board of health, arrived IN the
CITY from South Florida, and will
spend some time in Tallahassee.
A social event Of interest in ITALIA
hassee will be the marriage OF Miss
Blondza Gates and Mr.. c. r. Nc
David, which will take place during
the week. The bride has been the
honoree of many pretty affairs given
since the announcement of her en-
gagement, and is one of the charming
girls of the capital city.
The Presbytery of Florida will
convene in Tallahassee on Monday,
| the ladies of the church being IN
charge of plans for the personal COM
| fort and entertainment of the dele
gates who will be in attendance. All
will be entertained in the hosp1table
homes of Tallahassee during the ses-
| sion.
Miss Mary Hall, who, during her
student days at the Florida State
College for Women, was considered
the most beautiful young woman at
the college, and who is always uni
/, versally admired as one of the love-
Aiest blondes outside of the story
| books, came in from her country
home this week to be the guest OF
Mrs. Reinette Hunt, at the home of
her mother, Mrs. R. c. Long, on Mon
roe street.
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan will
arrive in Tallahassee this week from
South Florida, and will remain for
perhaps week in the interests OF
equal suffrage. Mrs. Bryan, who has
done a great deal for the cause IN
/ Florida, will be a force, it is antici-
pated, which will accomplish great
deal of good among those who are to
i consider the question shortly.