The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-07-01
People and Events
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..omAN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY,
WV" mi BAPTIST CHURCH.

,.ouANs MISSIONARY SOCIETY,
VIZ HIl-L BAPTIST CHURCH.
EN- n.y.. regular monthly business meet
~ the Woman's Missionary So
lns ~ the East Hill Baptist Church
cI I',I he held at the church this after
WIZ of $3.50 o'clock. A full attend
"o w. i requested as business of i'm
.rtance is to be transacted.
CELEBRATES THIRD BIRTHDAY.
one of the prettiest of the chill
,.on's parties given this season was
.hot Of last Thursday afternoon when
.%ns Woolers entertained in honor of
.ha thin d birthday of her little daugh-
tar Clara Eugenia, at the home of the
,nt,e honOree's grandmother, Mrs.
LIo,t,e Davidson at Warrington. The
@olor motif of gold and yellow was
obosen for the party and Shasta dais-
los we're used in profusion in the
rooms Games and music made the
aftarnoon an enjoyable one for the
yrea guests. A dainty ice course was
soryed at the conclusion of the
canes, little gold colored baskets
Sued with minis and candies being
given as favors.
ENJOYING the afternoon with Clara
Engenia were: Helen Smith. Jackie
prrnett. Jr., Theda Wilkerson, Willie
Cbattmann, Elizabeth Bell, Joe Seeley,
Viola Whitelock, J. E. Afford, Eunice
ReI Johnny Faulkner, Gertrude Mel
son. Olaf Jacobson, Hilda Faulkner,
Freddie Chairman, Essie Seeley,
Joseph Anderson, Hugh Anderson, Jr.,
Kathlyeen Hughes, Jack Whitelock,
Olaf ScholeS.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER FOR
JULY RRlDE-ELECT.
Miss Agnes Hansen who will be one
Of the first of July's sweet brides was
be the inspiration of charmingly
manned miscellaneous shower given
by her sister, Mrs. G. E. Pohlmann at
her homo, ISL E. Gadsden-st. last
evening, the guests including about
thirty Of Miss Hansen's most intimate
friends The rooms were opened en-
suite and fragrantly suggestive of
summertime with quantities of Shasta
daisies and delicate ferns. A color
motif of yellow and white predom-
mated A word contest from the
fancee afforded much amusement
after which a dainty salad course was
served. The beautifully appointed
brides table was conferred with a
mound of Shasta daisies from which
extended white and yellow satin rib
bons held by a Kewpie bride which
marked the place of the honoree. The
fayors were charming little yellow
Il ;,,Sxy
confections At the conclusion of the
salad course as Miss Hansen relieved
the little Kewpie bride of her stream
ers, the daisy mound opened disclos-
ing to view a large basket filled with
an assortment of gifts that would
have delighted the heart of any bride
elect Assisting Mrs. Pohlmann in
entertaining and serving her guests
were: Mrs. John Acosta, Mrs. E. G.
Nicholson, Mrs. Henry Pohlmann and
Mrs. H. T. Hansen.
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KROCCHA-RUSSEL
One of the most attractive OF June's
last weddings and one marked with a
beautiful and impressive simplicity,
was celebrated at the home of DR.
Sylvester Weeks, 215 w. Cervantes-st
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, when
Miss Henrietta Russell plighted her
troth to Mr.. Joseph Kroccha, DR.
Weeks performing the ceremony ir
the presence of relatives and a few
intimate friends. The bride was most
attractive in chic travelling suit OF
navy blue satin with accessories tt
match. Mr.. Kroccha left last night
with his bride for New Orleans where
they will make their home.
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