The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-22

Tallahassee, Aug. 21.-(special)-
While the social activities in the CAPT.
tai city are still in full swing, not the
least matter of interest among ITALIA
hasseee women this week has been the
news of the ratification of the Susan
p. Anthony amendment to the tederal
constitution and the consequent en-
reimbursement of women. @
A distinguished soldier will shortly
visit Tallaha ssee in the interest OF me
proposed home for the cd sailors Oh
the Civil war. A letter received Thurs
dav from Admiral A. o. Wright, com
handing the naval division OF the
finite dConfederate Veterans. by Col.
II ]. AppIeyard, commodore on his
staff. saws that the admiral expects 10
he in Tallahassee for several days.
During his visit Admiral Wright VIII
endeayor to see as many of the people
as his advanced age, and consequently
failing strength, will allow. ITALIA
hasseeans will accord him cordlai
welcome. a -,
Little Miss Ruth DeVane, who will
shortly leave for New York City,
where she will make her future home.
has been the recipient of a number Of
informal social courtesies during the
last week.
Miss Mary Louise McLin was hos
tess Saturday afternoon, at the home
of her parents on N. Monroe-st, When
several of the closest friends OF the
honoree were invited to meet MISS
.DeVane. A happy afternoon was en-
foyed by the young people and dainty
refreshments were served by the hos
tess. assisted by her mother, Mrs. :
walter s. McLin. During her brief
stay in Tallahassee of three years MISS
DeVane has made many warm frlends
among the younger society SET VINO
regret her departure.
Master James Holton was host on
Tuesday afternoon, when he enter
tanned at a matinee party in honor OF
little Miss Emma Adcock, of Orlando.
Al the conclusion of the program the
guests enjoyed a delicious refresh
rnent course at the Bluebird Tea Room.
tuesday evening, Miss Katherine
Hovermail was hostess at her subur-
han home on the Quincy road, when
she entertained a few OF her closest
friends at a picnic supper party. The
guests motored out early in the even
ing an dSOOn dIIef lueII d4AANdA NSAC
served most complete and delicious
picnic lunch. The guests included
Miss Lola Lawler. Miss Janet Byrd.
Miss Lottie Lawler, Miss Kate Byrd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcsu w. Carter, Mr..
p. Peck rGeen, Mr.. Slater Wright,
Mr.. Howard Stanton, Mr.. Winton
T.awle rand Mr.. Frank Moor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo W. Proctor en-
tertained at dinner Friday evening az
their attractive apartments on South
CaIboun-st. Pretty decorations of
summer flowers were used, and the
severaI-course dinner was daintfly
served. There were covers for the
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
p. Brown, Horace Van Blunt. Rawls
Johnston, Willis Brown and Earle
Proctor.
Frank Moor. scout master OF Troop
No. 2. Boy Scouts of America, en-
tertained his boys on Friday evening
at a watermelon cutting. Games were
plaved. and stories were told, and a
happy, wholesome and thoroughly in
formal time was enjoyed Il
Col. 7. J.. Appleyard celebrated his
seventeen birthday last Thursday, and
his hosts of friends in Tallahassee and
over the state. extended congratula-
lions. Col. Appleyard announced his