The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-18


Fannie Salmons, Miss Celia Myroya
Robinson; Social, Miss Alberta Fell, |
Miss Katie Lee Bryars, Mrs. Thomas
P. White; Membership, Miss Leila Alb
ercrombie. Miss Nathalie Robertson.
Miss Modesto Hargis; Program Miss
Fannie E. Kehoe, Miss Maude Kendall:
Lunch, Miss Daisy McAllister, Miss
Bertha Lichten.
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LOVELY ANTE-NUPTIAL i
COURTESY FOR MISS LILLIAN
RUTH JAcoBY.
MISS Lillian Ruth Jacoby whose
marriage to Mr.. JAG Ascehel Son of
New Orleans is a lovely June nuptial
event was the inspiration of a beau
tiful party given by Miss Hilda Bear
on Saturday afternoon.
rousseau Contest" proved an at
tractive amusement for the twenty
guests present. Miss Lillian Jacoby
was winner of both the first and con-
ISOLATION prizes, the second prize was
awarded Mrs. Arthur Sternfel, of st.
Louis. the guest of Mrs. Jake Hirsh.
The first and second prizes were van
ity cases and the consolation prize
powder puff. After the game the
guests We're invited into the dining
room, where delicious refreshments
were served. The young girls being
seated at a large round table in the
center Of the room and the matrons
| at small tables. Charming little
dolls dressed as brides and wedding
bells marked the places of the guests.
Extended from the chandelier over
the center table was a large wedding
bell made Of sweet peas and in the
middle of the tables was a mass of
sweet peas, which later proved to be
corsage bouquets for those present.
Bon bon dishes and candle sticks were
placed here and there on the tables.
/ A number Of other charming cour-
tesies have been planned in honor of
this attractive June bride.
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| ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF A
i DAUGHTER.
| Major and Mrs. Daniel F. Mcguire
| birth OF daughter Monday, May IT.
4 Major and Mrs. Mcguire are the
/ guests OF DR.. and Mrs. Frank G. Rem
shaw, the former having recently re-
/ ported here for duty at Fort Barrancas.
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PLAYGROUND SCHEDULE FOR
WEEK ENDING MAY 22ND.
TUESDAY,
School No. s-Miss Clopton,s school,
at $3.50 p. m.
Garden-st. and Tenth-ave., at A:3O
IwEDNEsDAY-
| Jockey school grounds at $3.50 p. m.
Alabama Square at 4:30 p. m.
THURSDAY
lGarden and Reus-sts. at 400 p. m.
| Government mad DeVilliers at 5: 90 p.
m.
FRIDAY
Seville Square at 800 p. m.
Eliza Jane Wilson school grounds at
400 p. m.
Granada Park at $500 p. m.
SATURDAY.
Malaga Square at 400 p. m.
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IscHooL CHILDREN SEND TOKEN
loF REMEMBRANCE TO
mrs. THOMAS.
The pupils of the A. v. C1ubbs' school
annex yesterday mailed a handsome
isterling silver toilet set to their princi-
pal, Mrs. N. D. Thomas, who is in Cop
erfield, Tenn, where she was called by
the serious illness of her sister. Mrs
Thomas has rendered her resignation
after ucdI1y lOl ~ yCcAo Wolh III Lie
tschools of Escambia county and her
Ipupils sent this token to in part ex-
lpress, and as a rem embrance of, their
love and esteem. Mrs. Thomas has
Ibeen one Of the county's leading teach
ers and the rendering of her resigna-
ton has occasioned general regret.
sHARP-NoRWooD.
Taking their friends completely by
surprise Miss Ruby Irene Norwood
daughter of Mrs. T. J. Norwood. and
lMr. William G. Sharp, both of Pensa-
tcoIa were quietly married Saturday
Ieyening at $3.50 o'clock at the residence
lofA Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Berry on e
Strongest Mr.. Berry performing the
lceremony. Present beside Mr.. and Mrs
berry was the brides sister, Miss Net
lite Norwood. The bride was attractive
lin a copenhagen blue crepe chine
idress made in the late spring mode
with a black lace picture hat. Mr.. an6
MRS. Sharp are at home to friends al
1900 w. Romana-st.
NEW CITY THIMBLE CLUB
lTo MEET WITH MRS. BREEN.
The New City Thimble Club held &
delightful meeting last Thursday aft.
lernoon with Mrs. Ida McAllister al
hostess at the home Of her niece. Mrs
IFelo McAllister on N. Spring-st.
The rooms were most attractive Will
pink roses used in profusion and ferns
A delicious salad and sweet course wa.
served near the close of the after
moon, the hostess being assisted b,
mrs. Felo McAllister. An interestin.
part of the afternoon was when tn,
luuilt top pieced by Mrs. w. w. Rich
ards formerly of Pensacola, but nov
of Toledo, was shown. Mrs. Richard
sent the top to the club far a quill
Ito he made for the Hope Chest 70