The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-27
SOCIETY
eET.ToeETHER CLUB.

GET-ToGETHER CLUB.
Mrs J. H. Taylor and Mrs. ]. d.
Brown will be joint hostesses to the
Get Together" Club at the w. o. W..
Hall Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock These meetings Of the club
will be held monthly during the sum-
mer months. the purpbse being for the
members to enjoy a social hour to-
gether, to collect the silver offering
which is used for charitable purposes
and for the remembrance of those who
are ill. Members and their friends are
cordially requested to be present
Thursday.
OUTING AT CAMP WALTON
Madamoiselles Margot Ladd and
Lady Gay Carrara who have arrived
from New Orleans for a vacation in
Pensacola before returning to the
East, left yesterday for an outing at
Camp Walton, the popular little re-
sort on Santa Rosa Sound. Mad
amoiselle Ladd conducted an operatta
at the Garden theatre. During her
stay in the South she has given a
number of concerts, having conducted
thirty just previous to coming to
Pensacola this week. Messrs G. c..
Baldwin and C. o. Garritt were also
among Pensacolians leaving yesterday
for a short outing up the Sound.
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WORK OF NEW CITY
T7IMBLE CLUB.
An interesting meeting Of the New
City Thimble Club was held on Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. w. F. Breen
as hostess for the OCCASION. Twelve
members were present and two wish
tors. Mrs. Gunderson and Mrs. Archer,
both of Mobile. Mrs. Gunderson
presented the club with enough silk
blocks to make two quilts. This gift
was more than appreciated by the
club members.
/. A report was made by the secretary.
who stated that a donation of $4,000
had been received toward the furni-
ture fund, the furniture committee
I. also read their report, which was ac-
cepted and it was decided after con-
sideration that the furniture for the
room at the Woman's Home would be
purchased from Marston and Quina
Furniture Co. An invitation was is
sued to the club from the ladies of
East Pensacola Heights to join with
them at a meeting to be held on next
Tuesday afternoon.
All members who expect to attend
are requested to be at the home of
Mrs. e. M. Pyle at p. m. sharp,
from there the trip to East Pensacola
will be made in cars. The next meet
ing of the New City Thimble Club
will be held at the home of Mrs. j..
b. Guttman, plans will be made at
this meeting for another, cake sale.
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UNIvERsALlsT CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
Members OF the Sunday School of
the UniversaHst church and their
friends enjoyed a delightful picnic at
Bayview Park yesterday, the trip to
the park being made in automobiles.
After swimming and other water sports
a tempting picnic luncheon was served.
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INTERESTING PROGRAM FOR
FIRST BAPTIST 8. Y. p. U. THIS
EVENING.
church, will give an interesting pro-
gram in place of the regular services
at the church this evening at T:45
o'clock. Miss Gomillion will be leader.
The following program has been ar
ranged.
Song, Send the Light"
Song. I'll Go Where You Want Me
To Co."
Scripture Reading. Rom. 10:9-17--
Miss Fannie Franklin.
Special Song-Mrs. Wilson and Miss
Brooks
Italy-Tall by Miss Martha Penn.
Brazil-Talk by Miss Vera Hendrix.
Special Song.Miss Penn.
Mexico-Talk by John Penn.
China-TaIk by Miss Elizabeth
1 Penn.
Special song-Mr. Hicks and daugh-
ters.
Dismissal.
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MRS. r. J. PIER HoNoREE AT
PRETTY BRIDGE AND FIVE
HUNDRED PARTY.
Mrs. II. J. Pier, of Chicago, who re-
turns home Wednesday after having
been the much feted guest of her sis
er. Mrs. III. f. Brazil on w. Gregory
G.. was the Inspiration ssof a lovely
live Hundred and Bridge. party giver
v Mrs. Brazil yesterday afternoon.
A color motif of pink and green was
tettily emphasized in the home will
lantities of pink oleanders and crepe
>yrtle used with ferns and the lights
re softly shaded in pink.
After the games a delicious salad and
course was served the hostess be.
assisted by Miss Marie Born, MARY
ygs. Beth Walton, Mrs. Henry
AXE. Mrs. II. j. Pier and Mrs. Wal.
Hendricks.
rs. Brazil's guests included. among
playing Five Hundred Mrs. C. b
es, Mrs. Frank Welles. Mrs. A. L,
ford, Mrs. Georgia Lurton. Miss
Walton. Mrs. Frank L. Mayes
Marie Born, Mrs. Charles Born
$Moreno Coe. Miss Mary Beggs
Henry wicke. Mrs. Ebert Clubs
Genie Bogart, Mrs. Charles Cot.
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