The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-30

n,rs, AID SOCIETY, EAST
LAvUtsAcoLA HEIGHTS, TO ASSIST
PsNr9',nnMlsHINGs FOR NEW
NSoMENs HOME.
..o,oIa has already obtained a
feHa comfortable Old Women's
re" A' md very nearly every benevo-
H0n', ,rganization in the city is now
sn' E 70 assist in its furnishings
pa rnn ladies' Aid Society of East Pen
In' rTniehts, hopes to be able to fur
sacoH fixtures for the bath room
nsN 49, This purpose will hold sales
Sna friday from 1 to p. m. at the
s. ..coa Heights Grocery store dur
PeHs 'S. GUNNER when ice cream, home
DE -. cats informal affairs will be
nau. f,ned. The first sale was held
sl1u1 vridav and proved wonderfully
ss' r-ae1ng. A grassy plot of ground
sn ~. made trees adjoining the store
VIII b,s been converted into
'u m,nafure park with tables, chairs,
W. otc where parties may enjoy
s Sms, The society also plans to
..reasa the 1unds 1of q ShA' oooA
snrdtng for that part OF East Pen
aoCla Heights.
&C., 49, society is undenominational and
o. bave the CO. operation and in
my ~ every woman in the vicinity.
w. 49, meetings are held on the Sec
10 and fourth Tuesdays OF each
OA- ,. phen all ladies are cordially
U.s. 10 attend. The object OF the
n.y. 49, IL TO lend united assistance
So Generation to any worthy cause.
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rore LANcES AND FIRST AID
r. ASSES HAVE PICNIC.
,,o,,bars Of the Free Lances ana
r-s+ Aid Glass of the Community
s.-vtca entertained with a delightful
sI..,. az Fort Barrancas Friday eve
rnr the girls going out ON the GAS
-. +rorn town. After a delicious pic
=. luncheon had been served the
--,o took part in the dance given by
.sa enlisted personnel Of the fort In
tina open air pavilion.
THOSE present we're: Misses Bertha
r,chten, directress OF the Girls Club;
Tydia Kern, Louise SmaIlwood. Es-
,Ssr Gugenheim, Mary Abbie Burn
ham. and Doctor Anderson. Class In
a+rpctor. Guests, Misses Elydia Hoili-
hand Modesto Brewton. Mr.. Aber-
patny. C. S. and Doctor Nesby
The girls arriving IN town about
MIS-, were escorted home in cars
through the courtesy of Miss Lichten
and DR.. Anderson.
During the existence Of this club
which has only been about three
months these girls have enjoyed many
similar affairs.
BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION.
Mrs. A. Mcmillan entertained a
number Of children at her home on E
Jackson-st- on Friday afternoon IN
honor Of the ninth birthday OF her lit
| tie daughter, Estelle. A color motif
Of pink and white was pretdly car
red out in the flowers used and in the
TtuSSlInGuIS. n ldE6S pil NdhS
white decorated in pink, with nine
white candles formed a lovely center
piece for the prettily appointed table
An ice course, candies and punch were
served. Prizes for the contest game:
were awarded to Frances McCaskill
Virginia Stansbury and Alice Greg
DRY.
Attending the party were: Finly
Margaret and Frances McCaskill, Eliz'
abeth Hudson, Virginia Stanbury
Doris, Sonnie and Estelle Mcmillan
Lillian Villa, Alice Gregory, Dick1
Gregory, Cameron and A. c. Johnson
Patsy Currie, Theresa and Paul Gior.
gettie, Forbes Salebury, Mena Burli
son, Harry Van Lock, Edmund O'Con'
nor Lawrence Mcmillan. ASSISTING
the hostess in entertaining were: Mrs
R. RafeI, Mrs. Owen O'Connor, Mrs
Ramfell Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Wolfe.
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ROYAL NEIGHBoRS OF AMERICA
WILL ADOPT LARGE CLASS.
The Royal Neighbors of America will
have large class adoption Friday
June 4, at 1880 in the evening at thu
". o. W. hall.
After the initiation Of candidates {
social hour will be enjoyed and re
Neshments served. The Royal Neigh
DORIS are extending an invitation to thu
MODERN Woodmen of America to NEE
the state S1peryy;cipo donJ1tv Mrs
katherine Hanson, who has been il
me city organizing the new class ant
hStructing members of the local caml
IN The work. Short talks and must
I'd! program will be given. All member
ana visiting neighbors are invited t.
attend, Announcement of the program
will be made later.
4. 4 4
ENTERTAINMENT AT SCHOOL