The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-24
NONENpS Club
Has ELECTION
,us-4 ANNIVERSARY OF PENSA-
r0fA BUSINESS AND PROFEA-
sf0NAL WOMEN'S ORGANIZA-
NON is ROYAL AFFAIR.

An e.7aorate banquet and the an
ana, election Of officers featured the
,~.7t celebration of the ninth ami
..-s.-. " the Pensacola Business and
.s-- .uaI Women's club. held in the
,.. -,nms IN the Blount building,
~ .raring. Officers unanimously
,.---l tor the ensuing year are:
,--.-P President. Miss Alberta Fell;
...--.a.v. Miss Katie Lee Bryars;
----s--rrding Secretary, Mrs. Herman
% 1'-.1. Treasurer, Mrs. J. r. Hall.
~-a as..ccrs were elected on the re-
,-- os che nominating committee,
.-,r7- ~ Mrs. Herman T. Olsen;
.-.- n. .-r AIcAllistvr and Mrs. J. r.
Hail. Eeriring officers are Mrs. Her
~-- F. Olsen. president; Mrs. J. r.
.,-v first vice president; Miss Fannie
4. mons. second vice president; Miss
sra. InmpIle, secretary; Miss Natalie
r-5,..s..n. corresponding secretary;
Mss Na-je Lee Bryars, treasurer.
TIE cub entertained a number Of
y,a~.s. among them Miss Elizabeth
nj. Afro, of the community service,
.r. Mss Pearl B. Forsyth, of the
ars: Y. w. c. A, who gave short
l~essss.
TIN cub rooms We're effectively
!s-a~a-o3 with a profusion of cut
nlr.s-- with ferns, a basket filled
WIKI f-wets centering each prettily
~-ai table. The pace cards were
-.-asu~c hatchets and the favors ex-
-.s..a calendars of the year, con-
..-..g an appropriate verse. The
.a-:5aaI colors predominated in the
s..e.cus menu served, and the pictures
g: national heroes with the stars and
..-.9os and large hatchets adorned
the walls. Provoking much laughter
were the jokes told on another member
u the cub which with each member
a-swered the roll call.
WGh the president, Mrs. Herman
r. Olsen, presiding, Miss Albro was
PRODUCED and gave an interesting
and Instructive talk on playground
work. emphasizing the fact that we'll
rec.ed play when taught to children.
sides the physical and social BEN
Us derived, teaches them to play
-a game fair in life as well as in
sHdren's games, intoxicating a sense
{ honesty and fair dealing with their
lows.
Miss Forsyth, in an inspiring talk,
list paid tribute to the club and
.0men's organizg tions in general,
p. II service" as the keynote Of life.
i've to the responsibility, and meet
? it, working in organization with
,aer women for a common ideal. was
means of realizing strength, power
I'D sweetness of fellowship in life,
MI gave personal culture and indi-
s5ual growth Of character, Miss For
.s.h said. ITO get out Of ourselves
III realize the interdependence Of the
imam family, the need Of one for the
aer for the highest development of
.a individually and as a nation, SAID
g,.ss Forsyth, is confronting the
women of the present day. Miss Aibro
nd Miss Forsyth have a delightful
manner Of address, and their talks
More frightened with apt and humor-
.s Illustrations,
With an appropriate address the re-
rig president presented the keys of
-- cub to the new president, who
-aGed with q fine tribute to Mrs.
sen whose faithful efforts as presi-
.ao. have made the club the splendid
j strong woman's organization and
t..un 20 the city that it now is.
An Invitation was read and ac-
ped from Miss Mary Murray, of the
..r.oc.c League, for the members of
club 20 meet with the gymnasium
ISIS az the league rooms this evening
$50 o'clock. Miss Bertha Lichten,
taa community service, and Miss
Era Herrman offered the use or their
sns--ivr rooms for the club to hold
~.r meeting, it having been decided
give mp the present rooms on March
MI final action was taken, and as
next meeting time would be on
March i. the time of the Skovgaard
IN concert, it was decided to ad-
urn the meeting. announcement OF
4oe and time of the next one to be