The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13
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.,uc FESTIVAL, CHRIST
sph,lpcH LAWN, THURSDAY,

MAY T ladies' of Christ church are plan
INV tar a Spring Festival to be held
nNs &c church lawn, Thursday, May q,
on ~ afternoon and evening.
Inv festival grounds will be opened
IL" .,.,ock and there will be two main
at 1,..,,ances to begin at s and 8
o'clock. ho;n wade eor
+ast,val and among the many at
the ! t featured will be a Gypsy
~ rananese tea and fan drill, May
Do ~" dance. by the children of the Pri-
.v department Of the Sunday School,
Dla. .,,,ntrv store, refreshment booths
/ "a make it further effective will
anu rom of wandering Ministries.
1 ~ snaciaI feature to be given under
7iroc+ion of Miss Fannie E. kehoe
. s, 40 fancy dancing by some of the
W" children. There will be two
SL. D,,n dances, three solo dances.
ssaorfsh dance, two interpretive dances,
s1an brook" and pageant will be given
sewing and her court and Bee
~.,.ar,s rninuet will be danced by five
ra six-vear-old children in costume.
~bo festival has been planned in both
-. original and effective manner and
anon,ises to be one of the loveliest af-
f.irs If the kind held in the city for
,,r,a time. Much interest is being
' 'Ol,. and the grounds will probably
a. oroJvded. Those desiring tickets
Wv obtain them at the San Carlos.
Al nroceeds are to go to the fund
Christ church.
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gkRRELL. MoNTANARi.
Miss Anna Therasa NJ n n /,
aonghter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Montanari,
b.carae the bride of John Phillip Har-
rsI Yesterday morning, the beautiful
ND IMPRESSIVE ceremony having been
performed at 1880 o'clock at ST. Mich
aors church by Rev. Father Fullerton
in the presence TO relatives and few
4 intimate friends.
The bride. an unusually winsome
GIRL was most attractive in a hand
some travelling suit of navy blue trico-
tine with accessories to match. A
corsage of pink Killarney rosebuds with
snap dragons completed her costume
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrell left at noon for
New Orleans and other points and
after a two weeks honeymoon, will
return to Pensacola to make their home
at 212 E. Gregory-st. Many lovely
presents received, as an expression OF
. the love and esteem from their hosts
of friends will add to the attractive
ness Of the pretty apartments.
Mrs. Harrell is Pensacola girl, the
second of a charming group of daugh.
tiers. Mr.. Harrell came to Pensacola
some time ago from Alabama and i:
connected with the Balkcom Drug Co
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Sibyl Moore charmingly fillet
the role of hostess on Monday evening
| when she entertained a number o
/ friends at her home in honor Of he
nineteenth birthday.
The home had been made lovely witt
/ quantities of pink sweet peas AM
Southern magnolias used with palm
and ferns, A dainty ice course an
punch in which the color motif wa
prettily carried out, was served.
Music, dancing and games made tn
evening pass all too quickly. Amon
the guests were: Miss Eta Ander
son, Student Officer w. Whithead, W
J. Tarlow, Miss Thelma De Brou1
Eric Anderson, Robert Ellis, Miss Jan
Young, Thomas Bruno, Miss Pegg
BraswelI. Miss Winifred You'd, Stu
dent Officer Seiles, George Oliver, Mis-
Verna Lee Moore, Ed. Burmeister, Mis-
Margaret Hoffman, j. White, Fran
Anderson, Henry Frapwell, Addiso