The Pensacola journal., 1920-02-22
TrTTIE "FIORIDA CRACKER" WRITES FROM PENSACOLA

San Carlos on Friday afternoons. The
Shantung tea room is quite the love-
liest place to have a tea party, just
like q Chinese tea room and the music
is always good.
Are YOU wondering about Dwight
Anderson's piano recital at the San
Carlos on Friday evening? L wish you
had been there. The soul OF ms
music got everybody so that reel
ings were too deep to be expressed
by applause at first but when 1t dld
break out it fairly shook the audi
torium. OF course he had to come on
again and again Everybody was IN
terested and everybody was there Tor
a city doesn't turn out q, genius. Tor
that is what he is being called, every
day so naturally everyone felt PROUD
and happy over his success FER
sonally, he is just the same Dwight
that you knew. tempermentai' Jolly
and unaffected but perhaps you Woulo
detect a little sophisticated air. Tor
You know he has fought and STUDIED
much" since you saw him. only re-
turning to the States from overseas
service last Spring.
Mrs. F. S Richmond has the love-
liest sister visiting her, Mrs. FRANK
Smith from Chicago. No END or
pretty affairs have been given for her
during her stay. Another charming
visitor who is being rushed by So
cietv is Mrs. ]. Burton Muslin of Phil
adelphia, sister of DR.. and Mrs NJ Il.
Quina. [ suppose you remember her,
Just as fascinating as ever, MRS. j. NJ
MuIdon gave a pretty bridge luncheon
of two tables for her last Monday.
A pretty party given for her the last
of the week, was the. one given by
Mrs Chandler G. Yonge on Friday
afternoon when she entertained with
several tables of bridge. All OF their
old friends are certainly ENJOYING the
visit Of General and Mrs. Jal1es b
Burbank of New York, who are the
guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Ellis
Knowles on the -Bayshore- Oh Lind
sey Wood of Washington, IS visiting
Judith Maxwell. You know she visited
here last year and made quite nit
in society. She is certainly a charm
ing girl Betty Groves of Washing
ton one of the Capitals most popu-
lar buds" expects to visit Judith soon.
Blythe way. Judith has made such
a lovely debutante and You know she
always had a specially attractive
queen of the Pompadour ball week
before last and she fitted into the
role exactly. Eleanor Mitchell is hav-
ing a gorgeous visit in Washington
with week ends spent in Annapolis
You know Lieutenant-C Commander
and Mrs. E. P. Nickinson (Em Turner
MerritO are there now. Their younger
sister Doris, is visiting them.
Things will be rather quiet socially
until after Easter, 1 suppose the only
really big event will be the concert
| to be given by Skovgaard, the cele-
| brated Danish violinist at the San
Carlos the first of March, and of
! course there will be the dinner dances
| and afternoon teas and a few small
| bridge parties. l hope you will medi-
! tate and repent sufficiently of your
| sins to be ready for all of the gay
times planned after Easter! Rowena
| Marsh is going to be married during
| the Lenton season to Lieutenant c.
X. Wildman, L. S. n. of the L. S. S.
"Leonidas.' She is not planning for a
| big wedding just a quiet simple one
| I think the Lenton season is a beau
| tiful time of the year for a wedding,