The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-23

Alumnae Association to the Seniors
and their visiting friends to be pres
ent at a supper to be given in honor
of the graduates. Miss Gladys Com
forter concluded the program by
playing most delightfully."- LISTS La
Campanella."
A most enjoyable social event was
the get-together meeting of the Young
Mems Bible class of Trinity Methodist
church last Friday evening in the par
lors of the church. The meeting was
attended not only by the officers and
members of the class but by a number
Of invited guests.
The main object of the meeting was
to discuss the organization of base
ball team and the discussion showins
that all were heartily in favor of the
movement 1t was unanimously voted
to organize. The following were elect
ed to positions indicated: T. F. Jones.
manager; E. B. easier, captain: John
Mcintosh, secretary, and NJ. w. Carter,
treasurer.
After the business of the meeting
had been disposed of refreshments of
sandwiches and coffee were served.
Those serving included Miss Mary
Davis, Miss Lottie Lawler, Mrs. T. F.
Jones and Mrs. M. w. Carter.
Miss Ruth Williams was hostess last
Saturday evening at her home on Me-
ridan heights entertaining number
OF the high school set. The lawn was
brilliantly lighted with Japanese Ian
terms and the guests enjoyed promen-
aiding to delightful music furnished by
.. the victrola.
During the evening refreshments OF
ice cream and cake were served by
the hostess.
The guests included the Misses
Anna Jane Anderson, Isabelle Gwynn,
Annelle Ball, Mary Pringle, Frances
Howard, Mary Lou Perkins, Elizabeth
Byrd, Emm Wilson. Eleanor Guilford,
Winifred Lively: Messrs. James Ball,
James Sharon, Wilson Carraway, VIII
son Trammen. Wilson Cogswell, Rees
Williams, Marion SaIley, Edwards
Rose, Sam Cobb, William Williams,
Douglas Henderson, William Harper
Davidson, Rinaldi Van Brunt, Alex
Quarternan, Frederick Perkins and
Lehnnolf Marshall.
Miss Dubois Elder entertained al
luncheon last Friday at the practice
house at the State College for Women.
Miss Elders guests included Mrs.
Lewis M. Lively, Mrs. Phelps w. Will
SON Mrs. J. F. Cochran, Jr., Miss Ro-
wenaf Longmire and Miss Maude
Schwalmeyer.
The interesting feature Of the affair
was the announcement by Miss Elder
Of her engagement and approaching
marriage to Mr.. Willis Moore Quinn
of New York City, the wedding to take
place early in June.
Miss Elder has been for number
Of years the efficient director Of the
school of expression and physical edu-
cation at the Florida State College
| for Women. She is young woman OF
charming personality and is popular
with a wide circle of friends not 'nly
| in Tallahassee but throughout Florida
Mr.. Quinn Was formerly resident
| of Tallahassee sAd is we'll known and
extremely popular here. He has re-
Gently removed to New York where
| he is connected with the Guaranty
Trust Company.
The young ladies and faculty of the
State College for Women spent Mon
day at Lanark on the Gulf. where they
enjoyed the delights Of a day On the
seashore. A special car was chartered
to carry the large number who COM
prised the party and the entire day
was delightfully."- spent at this popular
resort.
The regular Thursday evening dances
at the Lake Bradford Country Club
have been inaugurated for the 1920
| season and are proving as popular
with the younger people Of the city