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/ IdiIanaSSee, July ~lI.-tSpeclaL) -
The coast resorts near Tallahassee
are proving unusually popular this
season land st. Teresa, Panacea and
Lanark each have their quota Of
Tallahasseeans on vacation Beside
the number who spend stated Pc
RODS at these resorts, a considerable
number each week find the resorts
convenient for weekend parties and
enjoy the cool breezes and water
sports afforded.
At the regular conclave of st. Omar
Commandery No. IL, Knights Temp
lar held in this city Tuesday eve
ming thirteen novitiates received the
orders Of knighthood. The work in
the order of the red cross was con-
ferred under the direction Of Past
Commander Harry N. Sweeting, after
which q most excellent red snapper
supper was served by the entertain
ment committee of which Past Com
rnander w. E. Lewis is the standing
chairman. Later, Past Commander
Lewis conferred the templar degree
in his usual splendid manner. The
attendance at the meeting was large
and included q number OF members Of
the order from the surrounding cities.
These gatherings are always enjoyed
by those so fortunate as to be able to
attend, as is evidenced by the fact
that on each occasion there are num-
bers who drive from forty to fifty
miles to be present.
Those in attendance on this occa-
sion included: Irwin Gates, H. N.
Sweeting, w. e. Lewis, John p. Tay-
lor Of Greenville, w. l.. Marshall, 3.
A. Mcginniss, A. G. Goodbody, z. M.
Mcleod, ]. J. Blomquist, of Cara
belle, r r. Mcleod, T. M. Kline, D.
B. Palmer, of Monticello, Paul S. APP
pleyard, H. B. Sandifer, A. S. Murphy,
C. G. Parramore, o G. Kendrick, L. E.
Atkinson, H. v. Atkinson, S. D.
Clarke, Of Monticello, John w. Gar
wood, of Monticello, F. j. Salter, of
Monticello, L. r. Spear, William A.
Bass, A. H. Williams, A. w. Brennan;
the following from Carrabelle: David
F. Burns and Ellis Mize; the follow
w. C. Vickery and Byron D. Morris;
the following from Hosfosd. George
w. Hobbs, James NJ. Barnes and Jesse
o. Galloway, and the following from
Monticello. w. L. Selts, E. G. Mellen,
J. D. Martin, G. c. Thompson and
G. c. Allmon.
Little Miss Eleanor Whitfield was
hostess on Tuesday afternoon at
theatre party in honor of Miss Mar
garet Wight of Cairo, Georgia, who is
the house guest of Margaret Ausley.
After enjoying the matinee the guests
were taken to an ice cream parlor
where an ice course was served.
Among those present were: Mary
Rose Yarnall, Frances Bond, Frances
Brown, Frances Pringle, Margaret
Ausley, Emily Lively, Mary Russell,
Julia Whitfield, Carol Bridges and
Margaret Wight, of Cairo.
At the meeting of Leon Lodge No.
5, Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
the officers of the lodge for the en-
suing term were Installed. The cere-
monies were conducted hv T'a+"'rt
Deputy Grand Master Thomas e. An
drews. The officers SO installed were:
Past Grand, Fred H. Davis; Noble
Grand, Cade E. Shackleford; Vice
Grand, H. r. Kaufman; Treasurer, w.
F. Quaile; Secretary, w. H. Chancey;
Warden. Thomas E. Andrews; Con-
ductor T. P. Coe; Chaplain, H. l..
Ball; Inner Guard, e. l.. Thomas;
Outer Guard, H. B. Barrineau; Right
Supporter to Noble Grand, F. E. Ram
sey; Left Supporter to Noble Grand,
J. N. Rodgers; Right Supporter to
Vice Grand, r. G. Bishop; Left Sup
porter to Vice Grand, A. Wnhnish;
Right Scene Supporter. J. D. Terrell;
Left Scene Supporter, Pryor L. Bar
rineau; Trustees, w. F. Quaile, S. H.
Diamond, Thomas E. Andrews.
The lodge is enjoying a season Of
splendid prosperity and much inter-
est is being manifested by the mem
bers. At the meeting Tuesday eve
ming three applications for member
ship was received and referred to
COMMITTEES.
There were two tables of players,
and after most interesting game,
the hostess presented a dainty fan to
the honoree, and the cut prize, which
was also fan, fell to Mrs. Phelps w.
Wilson. The tables were spread with
snowy covers, and refreshments of
frozen salad, sandwiches and iced
punch were served.
The guests on this occasion includ-
ed: Mrs. Charles A. Andrews, Mrs. |
J. E. McNair. Mrs. C. NJ. Auslay, Mrs |
James Messer, Mrs. Francis B. Win |
throp, Mrs. M. Maratta, Mrs. Phelps |
w. Wilson, Mrs. L. NJ. Lively and |
Mrs. Kenneth Moran
( Miss Margaret Wight, of Cairo, Ga, |
who Is the attractive house guest of |
Miss Margaret Ausley, has been the |
recipient of many social courtesies !
during her stay in Tallahassee, and |
Wednesday evening, Mrs. c. M. Aus |