The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-19

MISS MIRIAM WINDHAM HON.
ohEE AT LOVELY MIScEL.
| LANEoUs SHOWER,
| One Of the most beautiful ante
nuptial courtesies for spring brides
was the miscellaneous shower given
| monday night by Mrs Harvey Camp
oeH and Miss Ruth Pfeiffer in honor
OF Miss Miriam Windham, whose mar
| rage to Mr.. William A. Pfeiffer will
be a social event OF June
The spacious home was made more
attractive by the quantities OF sweet
peas. Easter lilies, Dorothy Perkins
roses and palms used effectively to
make a charming background for the
| nine tables, where Hearts" was
| played.
Those IN the receiving line were
| Mrs. Harvey Campbell. wearing a
lovely gown of Nell rose georeette
crepe with rhinestone trimmings. Mrs
Lindstrum was becomingly gowned in
pink organdie, daintily ruffIed; Miss
Louise Pfeiffer wore beautiful dress
OF rose organdie; Miss Ruth Pfeiffer
was lovely in white beaded georgette;
! Miss Windham, the bride, was ex-
quisitely gowned in in torquoise blue
silk crepe velvet with trimmings Il
| georgette and panne velvet. She, as
| did all the members of the receiving
line, wore a corsage bouquet Of sweet
| peas.
| Nine tables of Hearts" were play
| ed. Mrs. Ed. Peake scoring the high
est number of points. Her prize was
a lovely pair Of silk hose. The con-
| ISOLATION, which was a box Of station
cry, was cut by Mrs. Walter White. To
Miss Sara Aronowitz went the BOBBY,
!! a delicately perfumed box Of powder.
The shower took place in the library,
which had been converted into a green
house, with the rose predominating.
/ A lovely throne had been arranged
| artistically of palms and southern
smilax, over which extended a large
| rose made of Dorothy Perkins roses.
| From this hung pink and white rib
bons. Little Evelyn Pfeiffer and
/ Catherine Burmeister were dressed as
i fairies in pink scalloped frocks Of
i pink scalloped paper, with butterfly
/ wings. These tots escorted the guest
of honor to her throne and pulled the
Il ribbons, showering her with the most
i gorgeous gifts. After the presents
were opened and admired the guests
| were served delicious ice course.
The cakes were in pink and white
/ and the ice cream nodded in the shape
| Of brides rose. Those serving were
/ Miss Agatha Borchgrecink, Miss Mar
garet Borchgrevink, Mrs. Edna
Pinney, Mrs. Clarence Burmeister.
During the evening several piano
selections were rendered by Miss
Windham. The guests registered in
hand painted memory book in charge
of Miss Louise Pfeiffer.
4 Among. the invited guests were Mrs.
Walter White, Miss Mae White. Miss
/ Mamie Hartford, Miss Katie Hartman,
\ Miss Ernestine Pfeiffer, Miss Augusta
| Wilhelm, Mrs. Jessie Thomas, Miss
i Sara Aronowitz, Mrs. S. MendeI, Mrs.
i w. C. Jernigan, Mrs. T. Springfield,
4 Miss Susie Struggled, of Savannah;
/ Miss Louise Skotzky, Miss Lola Berry,
1 Mrs Elmer Nicholson, Mrs. c. V.
i Iindstrum, Miss Louise Pfeiffer, Miss
Ruth Pfeiffer, Mrs. Harvey Campbell.
Mrs Joe Pinney, Mrs. w. V. McNalr,
Mrs. Clarence Burmeister, Miss Mar
garet Borchgrevisk, Miss Agathe
Borchgrevisk, Miss Natalie Robertson,
Miss Marguerite Robertson, Miss Mar
guerite Thorsen, Mrs. E. M. White
Mrs. Ed. Peake, Mrs. c. F. Burmeis-
ter Mrs. w. L. Hall, Mrs. j. c. Vase
man. Miss Daisy White, Miss Mar
| garet Skotzky, Miss Pauline Reese,
Mrs James Schoals, Miss Rhoda Benn'
| Misses Marion and Marguerite An
derson. Mrs. ]. J. Biebighauser, Mrs.
r Trobuck, Misses Herring, Mrs. H
C.. Stringfield, Miss Florida Waite.
p. n, s. ALUMNI BANQUET At
SAN CARLOS SATURDAY.
The P. H. S. alumni banquet will
be held at the San Carlos, Saturday,
at 8 o'clock All members desiring
to attend are requested to communl-
tcate with Jennings Herskovitz at the
Tia Mode before noon, Friday, May FL
e 4 4
BRIDGE LUNCHEON FOR QUlNA-
FISHER BRIDAL PARTY.
Mrs. r, n. Turner, Jr., is entertain
ing at a bridge luncheon on Thurs
day at her home on North Barcelona
| s+reet in honor Of the Quina- Fisher
bridal party.
The approaching marriage OF Miss
Fisher to Mr.. Quina has been the in
sn;ration Of a number of pretty pre-
lnnntial courtesies, one of the loveliest
having been the beautifully appointed
dinner at which DR.. and Mrs. M. b.
! ouina entertained at the San Carlos
Saturday evening.
rha table was placed in parlor "a, .
| covers being laid for sixteen guests
The beautiful appointments OF the
table were in green and white, white
sweet peas being used in profusior
with asparagus and maidenhair ferns