The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-08
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SWIM MING PARTY


sos East Jackson street. at Tao n
M proceeding from there in cars to
bayV1ew park, where a swim. fol-
lowed by watermelon cutting viii
be enjoyed.
HOSTESS 70 ~s1N1AY
SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The Sunday school teachers of the
Knox Presbyterian church were
pleasantly entertained Tuesday even
ing at the time Of their regular
| monthly meeting by Mrs. a. D. Nor
rison, who was hostess for the occa
sions The first part of the evening
was taken up in the business discuss
sion, after which social hour was
enjoyed and a refreshment ice course
served.
HAY RIDE.
The F'idelis class Of the First Bap-
tist church entertained with a delight :
full hay ride Tuesday evening, the
party including members of the class
and their friends. After a delightful
ride about the city and to the navy
yard they stopped at Big Bayou
beach, where delicious picnic supper
was served and games were enjoyed
by the happy crowd. Mr.. Lee Macdon-
nell during the supper hour told jokes
and funny stories which were greatly
enjoyed. Chaperones for the occasion
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Lee mcdonnell
and Miss Viva HERMAN Present ON
the party We're Misses Ola Mai and
Alberta Davis, Myrtle Rice, Eta
Mdmm. Daisy White, Pattie Gray, Ed
ma Wolfe, Louise Davis, Mae Coleman,
nY1E
Roland Courtney, Roy Abbott, STAN
ley Wolfe, Clifford Pate, MeDavid
Caro-.
WATERMELON
CUTTING.
In celebration of the birthday of Miss
Adrienne Sanchez, members of her
dancing class, after the regular class
Tuesday evening, entertained with
watermelon cutting at her home on
West Garden street. Enjoying the eve
ming with Miss Sanchez, were the fol-
lowing members of her class: Misses
Alberta Pourtless, Ernestine, Louise
Sehanlbeau, Eva MCGUIRE, Helen Bur-
goyne, Carrie Hudson, Frances Muir
ray, Bobbie Hoffman, Rosa Lee DAM
iels, Estelle Hicks, Mollie Sanchez, and
Messrs. MCGUIRE Dollie Pohnson, Steve
Forsythe, Edwin Johnson, Thos. Erick- |
son; Earle Robinson, John Forbes, Leo
Cox, Gunnie White, Warren Riera, |
Lars Sanchez, Lamar and Stein Sara. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sanchez,
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hINsoN- GRAVES.
Cottondale, Fla, July IA wedding |
OF more than usual interest," was ceIe- |
brated, Wednesday, June 80, when the
marriage of Miss Bessie Graves to |
Mr.. Richard L. Hinson was beautifully
solemnized at the First Baptist |
church. The ceremony was performed
at 1880 o'clock in the evening. Rev.
erend r. w. Stuckey, pastor of the
Cottondale Baptist church, officiating. /
Long before the appointed time the
church was filled with an interested
assemblage of relatives and friends.
Southern smilax, ferns, palms and cut
flowers, artistically arranged, made n
charming setting for the nuptial cele-
bration. The costumes of the bridal
party were in the delicate pastel
shades.
Preceding the ceremony, Miss Stella
hays, attractive in smart frock of
white satin and georgette, combined.
sweetly sang. Believe Me, II All
4 AAooS 4SAiNcut ALB 1OQHR aCndrnlES'
Mrs. T. j. Davis, of Mariana, PLAYED
he wedding music, the first strains
If Mendelssohn's wedding march. her.
aiding the entrance of the bridal
party
The ushers were L. e. WEIGH and
. w. Thompson II E. Neel, of Mari
lnna, was groomsman, entering with
Miss Minnie Laura Hinson, brides
maid. cousin of the groom. Miss
dinson wore an exquisitely fashioned y
iress OF delicate pink satin and chit
on and carried an arm bouquet of
White roses and ferns tied with pink
ulle. The two little flower-girIs.
SERVICE Phillips and Nell McDonad, :
we're lovely in dainty frocks of pink !,
nd white and carried pink baskets l
illed with rose petals which they :,
trew before the bride. d
The bride and her maid-of honor.
iiss Sue Hinson, sister of the groom, l
'ere met at the altar by the groom :
nd his best man, Albert Graves. of ..
ensacola, brother of the bride. Miss L
linson wore lovely gown of white :,
hilton and carried an arm bouquet I
pink roses and ferns tied with tulle.
The bride was a nictura IF er;rl;cb 4