The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-09
CUSTOM OF
CAPITAL KEPT
ANNUAL MAY DAY PART ON CON-
MON is CHARMING EVENT OF
WEEK IN TALLAHASSEE.

lions before have gathered for a SIM
liar festival, the little tots of Tallahas-
sea participated on Friday in the an
nual May Day party. After the GUS
tomary and always beautiful exer-
cises were concluded. the young folks
danced around the May-pole and
nIayed games. Refreshments were
sarved under the auspices of the Kings
Daughters AS is always the case, al
most the whole of Tallahassee gath
cred under the historic May Day oak
for the celebration.
Mrs. H. B. Raa entertained the senior
class Of the Leon high school at a
chicken pilau supper at her country
home last Friday evening. The event
has been made an annual affair by
Mrs. Rae and each graduation class
looks forward to the occasion. Mrs.
Raa's guests included the members of
the senior and junior classes of thu
high school.
The annual Junior Prom at the State
College for Women last Saturday eve
ming proved the most brilliant affair
of the college social season.
The campus lighted with vari-c col
ored electric lights presented a beau
tiful scene The many walks were
bordered on each side with spring
flowers and blooming plants artistical-
~ placed; while overhead the soft cleo
trio lights and the stars diffused
soft radiance over all.
More than 500 invitations were is
sued to the affair and those present
included young people from practically
every section of the state. Delightful
music was furnished throughout the
evening by a most excellent orchestra.
During the latter part Of the evening
delicious refreshments were served.
The children of the model school of
the State College for Women on last
SATURDAY. morning entertained the chit
dren Of the city school. their parents
and friends at May party on the
college campus. Tho young folks wore
costumes representative of fairies and
brownies and the colors used were
most effectively blended.
Louise Donk was crowned queen and
Lewis Jacobie was proclaimed king.
The little queen had as her atten-
dants Cora Brevard and Mary Gail
Darby, who wore fairy costumes.
Among the features of the celebration
were the minuet, the May-pole dance
and the hoop drill; the hoops being
bound with rain b w colors and
wreathed with flowers.
At the conclusion of the programme
the children with the teachers Of the
model school enjoyed a hike to the
nearby woods where a delightful day
was spent.
Much interest centers around the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Estora
Woodland to Mr.. Guy v. Cochran. Miss
Woodland is a niece of Mr.. W. II.
Buchan Of this city and was until re-
Gently a student at the State College
for Women. She has many friends in
this city who extend best wishes for
all happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN Douglas Hopkins
entertained Monday afternoon for their
little son. John Douglas Hopkins, Jr.,
the occasion being the latter's 4th
birthday.
After a series of games had been
played by the little folks they were in
vited into the dining room, where after
the customary ceremony of extinguish-
ing the lighted tapers upon the birth
day cake, they were served with ice
cream and cake.
The guests included: Sinclair Wells
James Thomas, Josiebelle Wells, Frank
Powell, Robert Jones, Edna May Jones
Elizabeth Jones, Isabelle Yon, Claudia
Houstoun, Mary Miller, Virginia
Baggs, Iris Thompson and Mary Miller
Mrs. Nathaniel Brewer, Jr., Mrs. JOS
eph A. Edmundson and Mrs. F. c. FL
lot entertained the young ladies Of
The Kappa Delta and sorority Of the
State College for Women at a picnic al
Lake Bradford last Monday afternoon
The party made the trip in motors
and the afternoon was most pleasantly
spent in water sports and boating
after which a programme of music was
rendered. A picnic lunch was spread
On the tables near the Lake Bradford
Country Club House which which wa.
thoroughly enjoyed by the party.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. f. Phillips wer,
A ~ q lew Oh Ine1T Ir1enQS at g
ulhner party on Tuesday evening a
"elr home on N. Calhoun-st.
covers were laid for eight upon tn,
uihing table which was conferred will
basket of white roses. Mr.. and Mrs
thlilips guests included: Miss Lotti
LAWYER, Miss Georgia Baker, Mr.. ant
~fs' M. w. Carter, Mr.. Frank d. Moo
Snu Mr.. K. I. Mickler.
Under the chaperonage of Miss Lot
NC Lawler the pupils Of the eight
e'aue OF the Leon high school enjoye,
uehshtful picnic outing at LAX,
'aalord on Wednesday.
MI and Mrs. A. L. Patterson are re
.s''ihs the congratulations OF thei
many friends upon the arrival of
laughter, born Tuesday, May 4.
non. John s. Beard of Pensacola
3 thursday in the city on business
N'hest Amos, Jr.. is the guest of hi
"ahaparents at Milton.
IA 'loR' Fred I. Myers spent Frida,
quincy on legal business.
"oA' Cary A. Hardee of Live Oak
'sa' tuesday In the city.
ar and Mrs. Richard Scarlet O
"PieB were the as11aats 81 AZ an.