The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-08
TALLAHASSEE

Tallahassee. Dec. 5.-"circus Day. in
Tallahassee on Monday brought huge
crowd of nearby visitors into the city,
and in connection with>the same event,
many parties of young people attend
| ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Culley are receiving
the congratulations of their friends
upon the arrival of a little son born
on Tuesday The little man will re-
ceive the name Walter Joheph. for
his father and paternal grandfather.
Rev and Mrs. r. G.. Newsorne were
rendered surprise party by the mem
bers Of the First Presbyterian church
on last Wednesday evening, immediate
ly after the prayer meeting service.
Each of the guests brought a surprise
package and opening of the packages
proved great fun for all present.
The dance of the fall season was
rendered by the young men of the
city last Friday evening to the young
ladies' and their visitors. About TWEEN
ty couples enjoyed the dancing. The
music was furnished by Jennison's
MouItrie orchestra. Among those pres
ent We're: Miss Kathryn Reese. Miss
Lucille Reese Miss Mary Jane Lawson,
Miss Marjorie Hall. Miss Bessie Mil
ton of Mariana. Miss Lucille Order,
Miss Eunice DeVane, Miss Russ of
Keith, Mr.. George Martin. Mr.. J. a.
Peel, Mr.. J. A. Grant, Mr. w. A. Bass,
Mr.. Bradley Bass. Mr.. J. w. Collins
Jr, Mr.. w. K. Collins. Mr.. H. NJ. John
son. Mr.. H. D. VanBrunt and Messrs.
Monroe. Budd. Burghart, Cox and Love
of Quincy. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nc
Farlin of Quincy, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Parramore, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. Query,
Mr.. and Mrs. V. l. Hancock and Mr.
-
vile.
MISS BLACK IN RECITAL.
= Miss Mabel DeCamp Black. instruc-
tor in voice at the State College for
Women gave an interesting and enjoy
able recital at the college auditorium
on Thursday evening. Miss Black who
has been co-teacher with Samuel Ri
cardo Gaines, composer in Columbus.
Ohio, and who is graduate under
DIR. Ferry Lulek at the Cincinnati Con-
beautiful voice and made a most ex-
cel1ent impression upon her hearers.
She was assisted by Miss Gertrude
Isdor, violinist.
The usual weekly lecture of the
history department at the State Col
1ege for Women was delivered on
Thursday afternoon. the lecturer on
this occasion being the Rev. S. w.
Lawler, whose subject was Some Evils
of the War and their Effects" A large
audience gave Mr.. Lawler an attentive
j hearing, and pronounced his address
both helpful and inspiring.
In the celebration of their tin we'd
ding anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as A. Yon entertained at a six course
dinner at their home on College-av last
Monday evening Covers We're laid
for ten and the dining table was most
attractively set, being spread with
cluny mats and centered with a basket
holding large white chrysanthemuns
and sprays of ferns. For place cards
hand painted cards with small tin
spoons attached were used.
The house was tastefully decorated
with white chrysanthemums and plu-
mosa ferns, while the color scheme of,
green and white was carried out in
detail.
After the dinner, Mr.. and Mrs Yon
We're showered with all ma nner of use
full tin gifts. Those present We're: Mr..
and Mrs Carl Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Smith, Mrs. L. D. Yon. Mr..
Harry Mullikin. Mr.. j. VIII Yon and
little Isabelle Yon.
Judge E. G. Love of Quincy, Judge
of the circuit court of the second
judicial circuit spent the week in Tall
lahassee presiding over the fall term
of the circuit court for Leon county
Senator and Mrs. Park tTrammen ar
rived in Tallahassee on Tuesday. Mrs
Frammell is spending several days in
the city with Mrs. George Talbot Whit
field, while Senator Trammell left
Wednesday for short visit to Pensa-
cola
Mrs F. r. S. Phillips has returned