The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-28
TALLAHASSEE

Tallahassee, Fla, Jan. Z3.----OE m
terest throughout the state viii be
the announcement of the members Of
the new student government nominal
ing committee Of the State College
for Women. who were elected at the
various class meetings held last week.
The first duty of the committee so
elected will be the filling OF the va
cancy in the office OF the treasury Of
student government caused by the fail
ure of Miss Elizabeth Vowel to re-
turn to college at this term. Later in
the year the same committee will
nominate young ladies TO be voted on
by the students for members Of the
executive committee for next year.
Those elected to the nominating
committee last week were: Seniors
Miss Frances Shelley, Miss Wilhel-
nina Whitfield and Miss Johnette
Odom; Juniors-AIiss Faith Potter
and Miss Maude Clyatt; sophomore
Miss Pattie Gray; Freshmen-Miss
Lille Bruce; Senior Normals--Miss
Helen Mack and Miss Alma Grant;
Junior Nornal-AIiss Mary Miller.
At the same election Miss Dorothy
Richey, from the senior class and Miss
Ada Mae Stallings from the fresh
man class were elected to the board of
lege weekly.
The annual meeting of the parish of
ST. Johns Episcopal church was
held on last Monday evening and was
probably the most largely attended
meeting of its kind in the history of
the church.
The first order of business after the
meeting was called to order by the
rector, Rev. Francis Yarnau, was the
submission of the yearly reports by
the treasurer and by the various or
CARNATIONS of the church. All showed
a most gratifying condition in their
respective activities.
The annual election OF the vestry
then followed with the result that the
following We're elected to serve as
vestrymen for the ensuing year: George
Talbot Whitfield, DR.. Henry E. Palmer,
A. II. Williams, 3. \. AIeginniss, c. b.
Gwynn, Judge William H. Ellis, u.
Stuart Lewis, George Z. Lewis and
Judge w. j. Oven.
The benefit performances of the
picture "Everywoman' at the Daffin
theater Friday and Saturday evenings
for the benefit of the building fund
of the Silver Cross Hospital were very
successful. They were well attended
for this splendid purpose. Local in
terest in the attractions was stimu
lated by the production Of a prologue in
which local talent was used to good
effect The local cast of characters
was as follows:
Nobody-B. a. NIeginniss.
Everyw Agnes william
SON.
Beauty-Mrs C. z. Daffin
Youth-NIrs. L. A. Yates.
sty-Miss Theresa Yaeger.
Conscience-NIiss Reina Wahnish
Wealth, a Millionaire-Judge w. II.
Ellis.
Bluff-W. a. Papy, Jr.
Stuff-Dr. William E. Van Brunt.
Puff-Lewis Nj. Lively.
Lord Witless-R- I. Mickler
Passion-Dr. L. Z. Lyons.
Mice-Mrs. l. Z. Lyons.
Greed-Kenneth Moran.
Self-AIiss Kathryn Reese.
Sir Flattery-Dr. o. G. Kendrick.
Vanity-Miss Catherine Fitzgerald.
Truth-Mrs. ]. c. Query.
Father Time. Floyd Jones.
Age. A. Peel
King Love-Nr. Make.
Musicians.
Violinist-Miss Isidore.
Pianist-AIiss Comforter.
VocaIst-Miss Wahnish.
Vocalist-Miss Reese.
Dancer-Miss Mildred Game.
Egyptian Dancers.
Miss Irene Listenby.
Miss Mary Dodd.
Miss Ouida Trammen.
Miss Onie Rita Moore.
Miss Lucille Reese.
Miss Phoebe SingIetary.
The members of the fra ternity of
Delta Delta Delta of the State College
for Women were entertained at a de-
hghtful dance at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred T. Myers on Tuesday eve
ming. Refreshments consisting of
fruit punch, chicken salad. bon bons
and salted~nuts We're served by the
hostess who was assisted in entertain
ing by Mrs. I. Eugene Perkins and
Mr.. Frederick Perkins. Music for the
occasion was furnished by Miss FTar-
ris, of the college and Mr.. William