The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-20

Vocal Solo. poor china"-Mrs. Mia
Osborne Benn.
Address. My Eight Years in the
Orient"-Mrs. Robert J. McMullen,
Afternoon tea will then be served.
the social part of the afternoon to be
in charge of the ladies of Circle No.
l, Mrs. William Fisher Jr, chairman.
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PEARL EAGAN HOME TO HAVE
NEW COAT OF PAINT.
Through the courtesy Of the King
Paint Manufacturing Co. of BROOKLYN.
n. T., the Pearl Eagan Orphans Home
VIII nave complete new coat of paint
ing. The gift was made through Cap
tain l. H. Aiken and is much appre-
clated by the matron and little chill
dren of the home.
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FIVE HUNDRED CLUB
WITH MRS. FRANK WEEIES.
The Five Hundred Club plays for the
benefit of the Women's Home meets
this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs.
Frank Welles as hostess.
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MOTHERS CLASS, FIRST NJ. E.
CHURCH MEETS THIS
AFTERNOON.
The Mothers class of the First Meth
odist church meets this afternoon at
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. A. H.
Jones, 20 w. Lee st. DR.. S. Weeks will
meet with the mothers for Bible study
A full attendance is urged.
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|ZELLlcA GRoTTo DANCE
TONIGHT.
Members of Zellica Grotto and their
ladies will be guests at a delightfully."-
planned dance being given at the Osce-
ola Club tonight, beginning at 8
o'clock. Music will be furnished by
special orchestra and during the eve
ming light refreshments will be served.
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LADIES REQUESTED TO MEET AT
SAN CARLOS.
The following ladies who will take
part in the tab1eau for the fashion dis
play and spring festival Thursday,
May 27, are requested to meet with
Miss JEANNE Knowles and Miss
Beatrice Howe in the San Carlos lobby
today.
At 10 O'clock this morning, the ladies'
who will appear in the afternoon and
evening dress tableau, Mrs. Cotesworth,
Mrs. George Radford, Mrs. James
T.
Varini, Miss Genevieve Carter, Miss
Marjorie Christy, Miss Valerie Reese.
| At O'Clock this afternoon, those who
will appear in the morning and street
dress tableau, Miss Dolores Brownson,
Miss Carrie Moreno, Mrs. r. r. Paun-
ack, Miss Lois WEIGH, Miss Alberta
Pourtless.
SPECIAL FEATURE AT FASHION
DISPLAY AND SPRING
FESTIVAL.
| One of the entertaining features tor
the cieverly arranged fashion display
for the spring festival on the last
Thursday in May will be the song hits
| between tableau. Special numbers will
| be sung by Mrs. George Radford, wife
Of Lieutenant Radford, U. S. N. Mrs.
Radford, during the war as a member
of the Stage Women's War Relief
sang in the various soldiers and sail
ors' clubs in New York City and also
in the various hospitals.
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MoORE-BARR.
| Pensacola society will be cordially
interested in the announcement which
has just been made Of the marriage
of Mrs. Phyllis Barr, formerly of Pen
isacola, to Mr.. Samuel L. Moore, on
Wednesday, May 5, in Denver, Colo
lrado. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will be
at home at 1890 Detroit-st. Denver.
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MANNEQUINs WILL GO
ISHoPPING TODAY.
! Mannequins for the fashion display at
the spring festival to be held on Christ
church lawn the last Thursday in
this month will shop today, selecting
the latest and newest costumes to be
worn for the display. This will be
only one of the many novel innovations
and features Of the festival which is
lbeing looked forward to as such a gala
Occasion. The spring festival will be
one of the most elaborate events OF
1.-THE season, every minute to be full OF
Interest from the time of the opening
of the grounds at 5 o'clock in the aft
lernoon until it's close. Tickets are
rapidly being sold and those desiring
to attend should obtain them at the
learliest possible time. Tickets may be
Iobtained at the San Carlos hotel.
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BAY PARTY.
| Taking advantage of the first bright
lday after several days of rainy
weather, number Of bay parties were
Ienjoyed yesterday, the day being JUS
fright for a dip in the gulf, supper or
the island and a moonlight return
lcruise. Paymaster and Mrs. Kenneth
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