The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-17
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Tallahassee, Oct. 18.-(SpeciaL)-Tn
the capital city this week, interest
has conferred around the annual meet
ing OF the North Florida Chamber Of
Commerce. which convened here
Thursday and Friday. This assembly
brought great many out OF town visi-
tors, one OF the most notable Of whom
was Congressman Frank Clark. who
made two splendid addresses whi!s
bere-one to the democratic voters OF
Leon county. under the auspices Of the
meeting of the North Florida Chamber
of Commerce. The latter address was
on tne Atlantic to Mississippi canal
project, and was enthusiastically re-.
ceived by large audience.
DR.. and Mrs. George H Gwynn, Jr..
are receiving congratulations on the
arrival of son. Tuesday, October, IL,
at their home on North Monroe street.
, The little boy will bear the name John
Sherman, In honor Of his maternal
grandfather.
In honor OF Congressman Frank
Clark, of Gainesville. Mrs. f. r. 5.
! Phillips, secretary of the North Flor
ida Chamber of Commerce., entertained
at dinner, at the Leon Hotel, Thursday
evening. The table was perfect in Its
appointments, and covers were laid for
the following guests: Congressman
Clark, Mrs. Phillips Mr.. and Mrs.
Guyte p. McCord, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Gates and Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. McGin-
Miss. Later in the evening, the hon
To- pddrpcqQd
the members of the North Florida
Chamber Of Commerce and other inter-
ested friends on the Atlantic to Mis-
sissippi Cana project.
Alpha Eta Chapter of Delta Delta
Delta, of the Florida State College for
Women entertained at the Exchange
Tea Room Monday morning at break
fast, in honor of the recent initiation
OF new member. The breakfast table
had as a center decoration, lovely
ARRANGEMENT of fall flowers, carrying
out the sorority colors of silver, gold
and blue. Place cards were hand
painted colonial maids. wearing pansy
hats--the pansy is the sorority flower.
Covers were laid for the following
guests: Miss Marguerite Edwards,
Miss Annie Bruce, Miss May Thrash
er. Miss Katherine Montgomery, Miss
Hazel Padgett, Miss Dorothy Beal,
Miss Marion Tharen, Miss Ethel Pad
erick. Miss Helen Minimum. Miss Eliz-
abeth Taylor, Miss Eleanor Brewer.
Miss Velma Stands, Miss Elizabeth
Conrad, Miss Lille Wall Honacker,
Miss Helen Harris, Miss Francis Har-
ris and Miss Reva Fletcher.
st. Agnes Guild Of st. Johns Epis-
copaI church will entertain at the rec
tory, Monday afternoon at an informal
tea. in honor OF the college girls and
members OF the faculty. A delightful
musical program has been arranged
for the occasion, and the event is being
anticipated with much interest, as it
will afford an opportunity for many OF
the townspeople to meet the college
girls, many of whom are In attendance
upon their first year at college.
T.. A. Yates motored to Miccoukie
Monday. where he transacted business.
f. c. Elliott returned Friday from
the Everglades. where he spent sew
eral days on business.
Miss Maude Beyis returned Tues
sday from Mobile, where she spent
several days, en- route home from the
Confederate reunion, at Houston, Tex
as. where she acted as maid of honor
for the Florida Division.
J. e. McNair is spending several
days in Atlanta, on business. En-
route. Mr.. McNair was the guest of
relatives in Camilla for a few days.
Mrs. w. w. Kimball, OF Orkney
Springs, Virginia. arrived in Tallahas- |
see Tuesday. and will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Ames during the
winter season.
Friends of Mr. Bryan Palmer will
learn with interest that he is out again
after his recent illness.
Major General N. A. Bitch. com
manding Florida Division, United |
Confederate Veterans. returned home
sunday, from the reunion at Houston.
Texas.
Mrs. A. l.. Schralla and baby have
returned home from Quincy, Ill, whore
they enjoyed an extensive visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peres B. McDougal and
MIR. c, A. Pierson motored to Spring
Creek, Sunday. where they enjoyed the
day.
Mrs. G. w. Saxon. Mrs. c. F. Coch-
ran. Jr., and Mrs Walter Love re-
turned Sunday from Atlanta, where
they enjoyed a week.
w. w. Hampton, of ainesville, was a
visitor In the city "Wednesday, where
he transacted legal business.
Judge w. j. Oven and Hon. F. b.
winthrop notored to Quincy Tues
day. where they transacted legal pusi-
ness.
$50 w Henderson has returned
from Jacksonville, whero he transacted
business this week.
Hon. Van G. Swearingen returned
Tuesday from Buffalo, N. Y, where he