The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-04-02
MRS. LANGFORD Is HOSTESS
AT SHOWER FOR
MISS JOYNER.


Joyner yesterday afternoon. The house
was prettily decorated with daffodils
and yellow jasenine, carrying out a
yellow and white color scheme.
Five tables were in play at cards
and each table had yellow and white
candies. The place cards bore hand
painted daffodils and were very sweet
Mrs. Langley Bell won first prize.
a gold picture frame. The BOBBY prize
went to Miss Gladys Bell and the con-
ISOLATION was cut by Mrs. Ernest Lusk.
Those present at cards were:
Miss Mary Joyner, Miss Gladys Bell,
Mrs. Gardner Champlin, Miss Mildred
Anderson Mrs. Howard Goulding, Mrs.
Langdon Bell, Mrs. John Ashbrook.
Miss Elmira Bell, Mrs. Harry Lurton,
Miss Elizabeth Watson, Miss Florence
Marston, Mrs. Ernest Lusk, Mrs.
Frank Marston. Mrs. Thomas Wat
son, Miss Rosa Lee Sellers, Mrs. Cor
dan Keller.
After the game little Doris Wells,
daughter of Mrs. Frank Wells, dressed
as white rabbit, hoped into the
room carrying an Easter basket decor
ated in yellow and white which she
presented to the bride elect. When
Miss Joyner opened the lid she found
card bearing an April Fool" motto.
Then a tea wagon was rolled into
the room. This carried a great Easter
egg with gold letters framing an
Easter greeting. A card attached to
the egg bore the following verse:
Unite the egg and you will find,
Lovely things of every kind;
Some are large and some are small
But your good friends here
brought them all.
When the egg was opened Miss
Joyner found all the pretty gifts of
linen and miscellaneous articles in
side. The card prizes were also given
to Miss Joyner.
After the gifts were admired a salad
course was served. Mrs. Langford
was assisted by Mrs. Wells.
The pretty honoree wore a. dark
blue figured georgette crepe dress
with a black picture hat.
Those who came to attend the
shower were:
Miss Mae Davis. Mrs. Walter White,
Miss Helen Burgoyne Miss Mae White,
Mrs. Gordan Mcdonald, Mrs. Rather
inc Shea, Miss Hilda Landlord, Miss
Blanche White, Miss Louise Ellis, Mrs.
John Eames, Miss Flo Lyman, Miss
Mrs. Reginald Capers, Mrs. Will
Meyer, Miss Mollie Meyer and Mrs.
Walter Humphreys.
MR.. AND MRS. scRiMsHAw
ENTERTAIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scrimshaw entertained
"WEDNESDAY evening in honor of Mrs.
James Mckenzie who is leaving for
home IN RoStnn
last five months as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Scrimshaw. The entertain
ment was in the form of a surprise
and farewell party. The home was
pretty in its decorations of cut flow
ers and ferns. Assisted by Mrs. L.
Wilkinson delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. A beautiful
| postal card album was presented to
Mrs. Mckenzie. Those enjoying the
| evening were the honoree Mrs. Nc
| Kenzie, Mrs l.. Wilkinson, Mr. and
Mrs. John Carol Sr., Mr.. and Mrs H
! A. Ward, Miss Ward, Mrs w Baker,
Mrs Annie Baker Haley, Mrs. Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Powell, W.. Baker
| Jr., r. j. Powell, Mr.. and Mrs. Burpee.
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PENSACOLA ART CLUB
| HOLD MEETING.
A very interesting meeting was nero
| yesterday afternoon in. the Council
| Chambers of the City Hall. The Art
| Club has at present ~ members, four
new members joining yesterday. They
/ were: Misses d. Howe. Katherine
| Pasco, Frederickson and George Hen
ricks. The club is very much inter-
| ested in painting and preserving his
torical places in Pensacola
An entertainment has been planned
| to be held within the next two weeks,
and will be held upstairs in the Army
and Navy Club.
| NEW SPORT CLOTHES.
/ Many of the new sport suits con sist
i OF separate skirts of white flannel
| with velveteen coats. The fashion ce-
| mands dark rich colors for the coat,
| such as brunt orange, dark green,
/ dark blue. The coat IS trimmed with
| black patent leather or feathers of
| bright colors. Smart suede coats are
worn for motoring.
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| MRS. SESSIONS TO SING AT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
| SUNDAY.
The friends of Mrs. VIM. A. SEES
| SONS will be delighted to learn Jnat
| she expects to arrive in the city at
/ an early date. While here she VIII be
| the guest of Mrs. VIM. Fisher, Sr.
| Mrs. Seasons will sing at the PlesDy-
| terrain church at both services on
i Easter Sunday. She is the possessor
of a beautiful and highly cultivated
contralto voice which has often de-
lighted Pensacola audiences.
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Hin ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl T. Hoffman