The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-01
TALLAHASSEE

Tallahassee. Jan 31.-(Special.)-
The quarterly I meeting of the state
road department brought prominent
Floridians from all sections OF the
state to Tallahassee. this week. Strong
delegations appeared before the de-
partment urging various matters and
the offices were thronged Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Sullivan are
receiving the congratulations of their
friends upon the arrival of a splendid
son, born Wednesday. Jan. %.
Miss Nora Hart was hostess to the
primary seniors" OF the model school
of the State College for Women last
Friday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Henry on North Duyal
street. Quite number of the little
folks were present and the evening
was spent roasting yesters, playing
games and telling stories.
Miss Hart was assisted in entertain
ing by her sister, Mrs. A. M. Henry.
The first number of ''The Hill Top"
a weekly issued by the students of the
Leon High School made its appear
ance last Friday. The paper is a
most attractive four-page sheet and
contains matter which reflects great
credit upon the young people who edit
it. The editorial staff is as follows:
Editor in chief, Fannie Blackburn;
assistant editor-in- chief, Lou Egerton
Whitfield; literary and art editor
Mildred Game; joke editor, Winifred
Lively; athletic editor, Horace
Richey; local editor Onie Rita Moore;
circulation manager, Reese Williams;
business manager, Johnny Williams;
class reporters, Owen Bowen, Willie
White. Raymond Burr and William
Harper Davidson.
. The pledges of Gamma Chapter of
Chi Omega Fraternity of the State
College for Women entertained the
members of that fraternity at a thea
ter party on Saturday evening. The
party attended the presentation of the
musical comedy Miss Blue Eyes"
after which adjournment was had to
the Hall-Martin- drug store where
tables had been reserved. Here the
hostesses and guests were served
with college Specials" Attractive
favors with original verses We're dis
tributed to each of the guests.
The party included: Miss Mildred
Hall, Miss Elizabeth Williams. Miss
Jewel Devane, Miss Caroline Hender-
son, Miss Leola Adams. Miss jose
phine Ballard, Miss Leila Love John
son, Miss Willella Murphy, Miss Nor
ma Griffin, Miss Frances Kennedy,
Miss Ruth Drawdy, Miss Barbara
Knight, Miss Helen Hines, Miss Nell
Carroll, Miss Eunice DeVane, Miss
Martha Murphree, Miss Dowena Long
mire and Miss Julia Monroe of Quincy.
The young people of the high
school set enjoyed an informal but
delightful dance at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Lively on East Park
avenue last Friday evening. The
young people went to the dance after
the performance 70 "Everywoman3'
at the Daffin theatre and dancing was
enjoyed until late hour.
The house which was recently badly
damaged by fire is undergoing extern
sive repairs and was lighted by lamps
and candles. The music was furnished
by victrola. The young people We're
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lively
After the comforting of the order of
the red cross in a most progressive
manner by Past Commander Arthur
Williams, delicious supper was serv-
ed under the direction of Past Com
mander William E. Lewis, who fully
sustained his reputation as most ex-
cellent caterer.