The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-22
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Mesdames Carl and Will SHEPPARD
entertained the many friends of Miss
Estelle Marks Saturday morning, in
honor of the coming June bride. 1t was
understood that this was to be a
kitchen shower. SO there was soon dis
played a generous supply of all the
/; culinary utensils imaginable. After the
packages had been opened, there was
| a guessing contest. The refreshments
/ were served.
Among those present were: Misses
Morris. Ruge, Sangaree, Gibson, Muir
ply, and Mesdames j. B. Spear. E. S.
/ Wefing, Farley Warren, H. l.. Oliver.
s. E. Montgomery, A. G. Hays, Charles
Marks, Mrs. Will Sheppard, Mrs. L. C,
Hagerman.
! Wednesday, the Metropolitan Club
gave dance at the Woodman hall.
The hall was very prettily decorated
Iby the young ladies, who are friends
of the members of this club.
| Punch was served under the auspices
OF Mrs. Annie Hays and Miss Mary
Gibson. assisted by two of the younger
girls, Miss Dossie Wefing and Miss
Louise Marks. Mr.. r. r. Rice lead
1.-THE grand march. Mr.. Rice is presi-
dent of the club.
| The Chapman high school holds its
annual exercises on Thursday, Friday
land Saturday of this week. The class
ito graduate consists of Miss Kathleen
Mohr, Miss Olive Wakefield, Miss
Emma Gaines, Pearl Porter, Miss Mary
Dodd, Miss May Doyle, Miss Beatrice
Nightingale, Miss Callie May Eldridge
and Mr.. George Marshall.
This has been a very memorable
lyear in the history of the Chapman
high school. At first the faculty strug-
!gled with a scarcity of teachers, due
to the recent epidemics and to the di-
lrect illness of such teachers as had
lbeen engaged. Since then the boarS
has been fortunate enough to secure
1.-THE services of Mrs. Matte Whiteside
Brunson and Mr.. Francis Wakefield
The Parent Teachers Association has
}been organized under Mrs. r. G. Por-
ter's able management. and on the
whole it has been a wonderful year.
1 Cards are out for the wedding or
June l of Miss Estelle Wefing Marks
!, to Mr.. John Marshall, Jr.
Mr.. Harrison of Mobile, has broker
ground for his new grit factory. Thi:
erected here. This plant will consume
the shells from several of our larges
loyster dealers mills.
Louis and Sheridan Murphy are botf
in the city. Several bay parties which
lwere to have occurred last week, hat
to be postponed on account of the bae
weather.
| Father Vincent DeSalls from Mobile
who is to take up the mission worl
lamong the colored people here, ha'
been in the city for about two weeks
During this time he had made man.
friends among both his own peopl'
land the protestants. This work which
1.-THE Mobile diocese has undertaken il
lone that every clear thinking either
iof Apalachicola is glad to see com
lmenced. Perhaps there may be one o.
two who regret that their Catholi
brothers should be the first on tn
field, but there is room here for every
( one who wants to give of himself. Flo
1 the field is large.
II Father Mullaly of st. Patrick
: church. leaves the first of June for
prolonged absence. On this vacation
s he will visit his parents in ireland
He will be away for about two months