The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-31
ELSON EXHIBIT
PLANS READY
Art Show of Extraordinary In
terest to Be Held November
18th to 18th.

Complete arrangements for the Ell
son Art Exhibit to be held under the
auspices of the Joseph B. Jockey
School, November IT, is, 10, 20, at the
Community Service Club, have been
completed and the exhibit promises to
be delightful social affair as well
as a great success. artistically.
The exhibition of pictures is one of
more than ordinary interest. The col
lection will contain the very best re-
productions of the masterpieces of art
of different countries and periods.
To assure the success of the exhibit
ton all members of the faculty of the
school We're appointed on each COM
mittee. Reports will be made to the
following committees for the exhibit
ton. Committee on hanging-W. A.
Alternately. NJ G.. Runyan, Miss
Emma Chandler. Committee on Sc
lection of pictures, is composed of
teachers and patrons of the school
Committee on subscription and sale
of pictures-Miss Bell Miss Janet
Mcclellan, Mrs. LaBare. Committee
on advertisement-Miss Snow Her
ring, Mrs. Brown, Miss Bell. Com
mittee on sale of tickets-Miss Brad
field, Misses Lois and Janet McClel-
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entertainment-Miss Frost Herring.
Miss Erma Ellis, Miss Bell Miss Snow
Herring.
A special program will be given each
afternoon and evening during the ex-
hibition. The afternoon programs
will be given by the children of the
Joseph B. Jockey School and on the
evening programs will be represented
some of the best talent of Pensacola.
Aside from the exhibition the school
is greatly interested in Red Cross
work. The Junior Red Cross cam
paign, under the supervision of Miss
Adelaide Bell will be carried on dur
ing the week Much interest is be-
ing taken and wonderful results are
expected.
Through the courtesy of T. T.
Wentworth, the newly elected COM
missioner bicycle rack will be in
stalled on the school grounds next
week. which will be a great convent
ence to those pupils riding wheels to
school.
Marcus C. Fagg. superintendent of
the Children's Home Society of Flor
ida, addressed the Jockey School last
week on the great work being done
by that organization. The pupils made
81 hearty response to Mr.. Faggs ap-
peal for the homeless and orphan
little children of the State and the
the hearty cooperation and support
of the school in the work of the So
ciety.
Mrs. w. w. Brunz, supervisor of
the Modern Health Crusade for the
county gave an interesting talk to the
pupils Thursday, explaining the Cru
sade work. She organized each room
with a Modern Health Crusade Unit.
Wonderful results were obtained in
the children by this organization last
year and even better is expected this
year.
The musical department of the
school, under the supervision of Mrs
Elizabeth Cline Baya is progressing
splendidly. Special musical programs
are being planned for the year and
much interest has been shown in the
class music.
The special program given by Miss
Janet McClellan's room. Seven A Fri
day morning was enjoyed by the whole
school The following numbers were
given: Song, by school, sweet and
Low; Piano solo, Ora Durham; Reel
tation, Mary Harden; Song, by school,
Pensacola On the Bay; Piano solo,
Vivian Mathis; Song. by school,
Dixie.