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Tallahassee, July 24.-(SpeciaD
\ account OF the unusual number o.
alarming visitors in the Capital City
Docial life has been very gay for more
i han a fortnight, and in fact, during
HE past week there have been sc
many pretty events that it would in
licate almost a complete return Of
he bright social seasons that were
specially peculiar to Tallahassee be-
ore the world war.
The many friends of Mrs. w. M
Gates, throughout the state will re-
Iret to learn of her death. which &C.
:urred Sunday afternoon, at the Sill
rer Cross hospital in this city, after
brief illness.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday afternoon from the First
Baptist church of which she was
aithful member, by the pastor, the
Rev. Bunyan Ste ph IS. Beautiful
tributes to the memory of the de-
.eased were made by the pastor in
he funeral service, and interment
vas made in the old city cemetery
rhe pail bearers were: Mr.. J. f. Dor
nan, Mr.. N. A. Bitch, Mr.. e. D.sMoon.
Nr. A. Pichard, Mr.. w. III. Rugeley,
Mr.. E. S. Roberts, Mr.. d. B. Geddie
ind Mr.. j l.. Holton.
Mrs. Benjamin A Meginniss enter
aimed at three tables of Auction
Bridge, at her home on South Adams
street, Wednesday afternoon, in honor
VI her house guest, Mrs. James B.
Thomas, of Eleanor, Alabama.
The tables were arranged in the
sun uarlor and several games were
played, at the conclusion of which,
t was found that Mrs. L. NJ. Lively
held the top score. She was presented
with dainty fan, and the guest
prize, a cut glass bud vase, was pre-
rented to Mrs Thomas. Al salad
leourse with iced tea was served by
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. H. z.
Palmer, and Misses Sarah Ball Pal
mer and Mary Hamilton Meginniss.
The guests included: Mrs. Pauline
Shine, Mrs. L. NJ. Lively, Mrs C. o.
Andrews. Mrs. c. B. Gwynn, Mrs. w.
:. oven, Mrs. Kenneth Moran, Miss
Matte Sullivan, Mrs Monk, Mrs.
lanes B. Thomas, Mrs. Frank Coch-
ran, Jr., Mrs. Francis Yarnall, Mrs. c.
". Ausley, Mrs. Talbot Whitfield, Mrs.
7. E. McNair, Mrs. H. E. Palmer, Mrs.
5. d. Bennett, of Jacksonville, Mrs.
6COA Sc <1luCSy VI 1h1NCISluC, Liz MISS
Kate Sullivan, Miss Mary Whitfield
Mrs. c. b. McKinnon, in compliment
10 her two attractive young daugh-
sers, entertained at a lawn party last
Wednesday. afternoon, at her home on
North Adams street. This pretty event
marked the birthday anniversaries of
Misses Clifton and Louise McKinnon,
Ind number of their little friends
we're invited to enjoy the afternoon.
Games were played and during the
afternoon. delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. The cutting
VI the two pretty birthday cakes af-
.orded much merriment, one being
adorned with six candles, and the
md the other with three candles.
Mrs. C. B. Gwynn was hostess, at
her home on North Calhoun street
Thursday afternoon, when she enter
aimed at several tables of auction, in
honor of Mrs. Charles o.. Andrews
" Orlando.
AT the conclusion of the game, it
was found that Mrs. H. E.. Palmer
acid the top score. and she was
lwarded a handsome pottery bowl
The honor guest was presented with
dainty crystal bud vase. Refresh
nents OF delicious fig ice cream and
several kinds of cake were served by
he hostess, assisted by Mrs. Edgar
Brown and RMS. Charles Murden and
Mss Matte Sullivan and Mrs. Peres
McDougall. The guests were: Mrs
Charles o. Andrews, Mrs. j. E. Nc
Nair. Mrs. George Ames, Mrs. S. d
Bennett, Mrs. Talbot Whitfield, Mrs
n. z. Palmer, Mrs. James Thomas
Mrs. l.. NJ. Lively, Mrs. Francis Yarn
I'll, Mrs. Arvah Hopkins, Miss Ara
belle Hopkins, Mrs. George NJ. Walker,
Mrs. William j. Oven, Mrs. Albert
Williamson and Mrs. G. l.. Leman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A M. Henry enter
aimed at their home on North Duval
itreet, Wednesday evening. in honor
" Miss Nora Hart, of Lakeland, who
member of the faculty of the sum
ner school of the Florida State Col