The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-02

ing with yellow and white roses among
delicate ferns. On both tables white
ftapers In cut glass holders tied with
white tulle bows, burned.
The color scheme was carried out in
the menu served ana the cakes beauti-
fully embossed In white and gold. Gov
ers were laid for twenty-four. The
chair occupied by Bishop Allen was
marked with a. huge bow OF purple and
| Mother Augustineis chair in the sisters
resceptory was deliberately draped in
white and gold Reverend Father J. E.
| McDermott was POSTMASTER for the
occasion
Ladies who served the banquet were
Mrs. F. M. Scarrftt. Mrs. Sidney Green
wood. Mrs. Fred Muller, Mrs J. d. Car
roll Mrs. Ed Riley. Mrs W. A Gahlen-
beck, Mrs. Floyd Currie, Mrs. Edward
Hicks. Mrs Wigean. Mrs. John Purdy,
Mrs. Edgar Purdy, Miss Florence Ha-
ley, Mrs. NJ. E. Clark, Mrs. r. s. Nc
Adam, Mrs. Chris Pfeiffer and Mrs.
Thomas Condor.
At the close of the banquet a-beau-
tiful musical program in which was
symbolized the noble life of Mother
Augustine. was rendered by the chill
dren of Sacred Heart parish in the au-
ditorium of the parish.
The following lovely musical num-
bers were rendered followed by a
charming little musical play, 1.-THE
Birds Singing Lesson which was
played by the children in bird costume
representing the Red and Blue bird,
Mocking bird, Goldfinch, Brown
Thrush. Kingfisher, etc. The part of
the charming little maiden whom the
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by little Margaret McHugh.
Entry of the Gladiators, duet by
Misses L. wilkins and B, Rheinschmidt,
The Clock, trio. by Messrs G. Pfeiffer.
A. Page and e. Benton. March, by
Misses Alcyone Condor and v. Hender-
son. Musical Recitation. Music on
the Rappahannock, Recitation by Miss
H. Anderson, accompanied by Miss L.
wilkins Vocation, or "Deyine Call"
chorus. accompanied by Miss B. Rhein-
schmidt Greetings by the children of
the academy and Parochial school.
Many beautiful gifts were received
by Mother Augustine.
At the close of the musical program |
the visiting dignitaries left with a re-
ception committee from the K. of c.. I
for a trip down Pensacola bay after /
which they enjoyed visiting the mill
tary posts, naval air station and va
rious~ other points of interest before
leaving last night for their various des-
tinations.
Among those attending the celebra-
ton were: Rt. Rev. E. p. Allen, d. D.,
Bishop of Mobile. Ala: Rt. Rev. j. M.
Laval, DID,. Auxiliary Bishop. of New
Orleans, La. Rt Rev. Monsignor G.
Grannon, Washington, D. c.; Rt- Rev.
B. Bradley. President Mt.
ST. Mardys College, Emmitsburg. Md;
Rt Rev Monsignor G, Solignac. New
Orleans, La: Rt. Rev. Monsignor d.
Savage, Montgomery, Ala; Very Rev.
D. Brady, V. G., Mobile. Ala; Very
Rev. Dean Jas. Coyle, Birmingham,
Ala; Rev John o. Kelly. Birmingham,
Ala: Rev. Thos. Slevin. s. j.. K C..
Chaplain Navy Yard, Warrington, Fla;
Rev. P. Leonard, Warrington, Fla;
Rev. John Dunn, Mobile, Ala; Rev A.
Bayne, Camp Walton. Fla; Rev. r.
Fullerton, Pensacola. Fla; Rev. e.
Hartkoff, Pensacola, Fla; Rev. A.
Sweeney, Pensacola. Fla; Rev. P.
Cullen, Pensacola, Fla Rev. j. Ver-
vaeka, Pensacola, Fla Rev, j. f. Nc
Dermott, Pensacola, Fla; Rev. b.
O,Reilly, Pascagoula, Miss; Rev. A.
o'Neil, Pascagoula, Miss; Rev. A. S.
Malone. Boston, Mass; Rev. j. Malone,
Ala
A number of sisters of the Perpetual
Alteration from the various conYents
If the order We're also present.