The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-09
PENSACOLA BOY WINS MEDAL AT
ATLANTA LAW SCHOOL.

FENSAIOIA DIV VINO m6OAI -
ATLANTA LAW SCHOOL.
CHARLESTON Henry Cushman son of
DIR. and Mrs. H. c. Cushman Of This
city. a member of the 20 graduating
class Of the Atlanta Law School was
the fortunate winner Of the Robert C.
Aston gold medal prize this year. The
prize is only awarded to members OF
the senior class and is given for the
two best graduating themes written on
some subject selected by Mr.. Aston,
this year being, Rights and Liabilities
Of the Parties of Judicial Bonds" A lis
cussion of the effect on obligor, obligee
and surety OF every kind of civil and
criminal judicial bond under Georgia
law. Mr.. Cushman pursued his studies
Of law aside from his regular business
duties and was among those ranking
highest in class work. His many
friends In Pensacola who knew him in
his boyhood are much gratified at the
success which has been his and will
watch his career with cordial interest
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WILLIAMSON JONES
A quite home wedding to- k place
in Columbia, Tenn. when Miss Louise
Gordon Jones became the bride of Mr.
Hayward Williamson on June End.
This is the elimination of a ro-
nance that started during Mr.. Will
liamson's school days, he having at
tended the Columbia Military Acad-
envy.
Mrs. Williamson is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Jones and one OF
the most popular members Of Columbia
younger society set. Mr.. Williamson.
the son of Mrs Ed. Gale Quina, Of
Pensacola, now holds a responsible
position with the Marston Quina
Furniture Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson made the
trip from Columbia in t.leir car and
are now at home with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G.. Quina, on East Pensacola Heights.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH SUM-
DAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
The First Christian Church Sunday
school is entertaining with an old fash
toned picnic at Missing Link Ferry.
Thursday. All children of the Sunday
school are requested to bring their
baskets and meet on the church lawn
to make the trip to the Ferry tomor-
row morning at o'clock sharp, it is
hoped that all. parents who can, will
attend.
OFFICERS DANCE AT COUNTRY
CLUB.
Officers of the Pensacola naval ain
station were hosts last evening enter
tanning informally with dance at
the Country Club. their guests includ-
ing more than a hundred and fifty
members of service and Pensacola
society. The Club rooms were prettily
decorated with cut flowers and greens
and excellent music for dancing was
furnished by the Pensacola Five
Jazz. A delicious buffet supper was
served. Hostesses were Mrs. H. H.
Christy. wife of Captain Christy,
commandment of the naval air station.
Mrs. Cabanniss wife Of Captain Ca
bannis, u. S. M. c., Mrs. w. S. Keyser,
Mrs. ]. c. Durham, Mrs. John A. Mer-
rift, Mrs. I. III. Aiken, Mrs. E. C. Max
well and Mrs. Ellis Knowles.
6ASSETT-oUERBAckER
The following from the Louisville,
(Ky.) Herald of June 4 will be of cord
ial interest to society in Pensacola
where the bride has frequently visited.
The marriage of Miss Pauline Louise
Ouerbacker, daughter of Mr.. J. p.
and Mr.. Ransom Hazelit Rasset took
place at o'clock last evening at the
First Presbyterian Church, the Rev.
p. B. Hill officiating.
Miss Mary Helen Seslbach IVES the
nieces of the bride, Miss Josapaine
Starks, Miss Elizabeth S.a-l.s. Miss
Virginia Button and Miss s..!s.D
were the flower girls.
Mr.. George Van Cleve Ouerbacker,
brother OF the bride was Mr.. Basset's
best man, and the ushers were: DIR.
Henry Lee Grant. Mr.. Clark hampton,
Mr.. Nolte C. Ament and Mr.. Gilmore
Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs had
charge of the music, and before the
ceremony gave a program of modern
music on the organ The bridal party
and the occasional was
Memberships bridal chorus.
The church was beautifully dec
Grated in palms. ferns, huckleborry
foliage. clusters Of garden flowers and
peonies. On either side of the pulpit
were large seven branched candle
sticks holding lighted cathedral tapers.
White posts topped with clusters of
peonies marked the pews for the fam
lilies.
The bride who entered with her
father, Mr.. J. p. Ouerbacker, by whom
she was given in marriage, wore a
handsome wedding gown of kittens
ear crepe The short skirt was draped
and on the left side there was gar
land of orange blossoms. The bodice of
crepe had draperies Of real lace. which
is an heirloom in the family, over
the shoulders The court train was
fastened at the shoulders with veil
fell to the end of here court train and
u,as arranged with a cOronet OF rose