The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-10
TALLAHASSEE

Tallahassee, Feb. 9.-(SpeciaI 1.-The
fayorite pastime with Tallaha sseeans
during the past week has been "airplan-
ing" the visit of the WrigIey fleet of
three Crutiss planes affording oppor-
tunity to the residents of the Capital
City for the first time to get real birds
eye view of their city. The aviation
field on Magnolia Heights just east of
Tallahassee was thronged Sunday after
noon with many people, eager and anX-
ions to fly and the aviators in charge
were kept busy accommodating the num-
Der who embraced the opportunity to
soar aloft. Among those making aerial
trips We're: Miss Kathryn Reece, Miss
Lucille Reece, Miss Ruth Cats, Mrs. l..
A. Yates, Miss Mary Wells, Miss Lucille
Savage, Miss Lucille Order. Mrs. Phelps
w. Wilson, Miss Azzfee Moor, Mr. L.
q. Chesley, Jr.. MIR. A 9. Spiller, MIR.
Henry Yaeger, Mr.. H. ID. Van Brunt,
Mr.. Ralph Rhodes, Mr.. Henry Messer,
Mr.. James Messer, Mr.. A. w. Brennan,
Mr.. Henry Tryon, Mr.. r. Q. Collins, Mr..
and Mrs Francis b. Winthrop, Douglas
Henderson and John Ward Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Louis Schralla
are receiving the congratulations of their
many friends upon the arrival of a son,
born January 80. The young man win
bear the name Arnold Louis, Jr., for
his father.
few Of the young people Of the city
took advantage of the visit to Tallahas-
see of the Hawaiian Orchestra to in
duIge in an informal dance TUESDAY
evening at the Leon Hotel. The affair
though small and entirely informal prov
ed most delightful. Among those pres
ent were: Miss Lucille Order, Miss Luz
cile Shackleford. Miss Kathryn Reece'
Miss Lucille Reece, Mr.. and Mrs. church,
Miss Myrtice McCaskin, William A. Bass,
Ilh
Cochran and ]. A. Pell. The dance was
chaperoned by Mrs. e. Tillman Davis
Much interest is being manifested IN
the production of "A Womanless "ed-
ding which will be presented at the
High School Auditorium on Tuesday eve
ming under the auspices of the Shrine
Club for the benefit of the Silver cross
Hospital Miss Clementine Miller OF
Okalona, MiAs., and Miss Jessie Lou
Fields, of Griffin, Ga, are IN the city 10
produce the play and many of the most
1,rouinent men of Tallahassee VIII take
mart. The cast of characters is as iol-
lows, Bride-Dr. l.. T.. HUDSON Burr
r-room-Sinclair Wells; father OF prlde'
Hon r. Hudson Burr; mother OF orlue'
Hon D. stuart ellis; mother OF groom
prof. r. NJ Sealey; father of groom, w.
A. Bass; maid of honor, Hon. w. A NC
Rae: ring bearer, Paul ). Appleyafo
little brother, j. A. Peel; little sister %
a Meginniss; black nanny, henneth
PREACHER Green S. Johnston, Jr; flower
girls z. s. Hartsfield; p. 3. McDougal,
Il Floyd Jones, II. b. Sandifer, M w.
Carter; bridesmaids, j. Hinton Fledger'
w. ]. Bradley, ]. F. Dorman,
ZONES. III. H. Speer. The wedding guests
include: Mary Pickford, I'll. D. Van
Brunt; Billy Burke, w. M. Smith; Dor
othy Dalton, Tom Davis; Marguerite
clarke. C. c. Ashenhart; Mary Miles !
NIinter, John Choate; Lillian Glsh, sam
Gf1n a 4
Papy. Jr: Norma Talmadge, a. 5. Muir
phv: Theda Rara, William Blount My
ers: Marie Spaulding, j. w. Collins Jr'
Constance Talmadge. Charles Peacock'
Geraldine Farrar. S. A. Grant; Blanche
sweet. J. A. Grant; Madame PetroVa' |
DIR. ]. w. DeMilly; Pauline Frederick, !
DIR. w. e. van Brunt; giggling girls, II. |
V. Atkinson and S. c. Maxey
The regular meeting of the Woman's !
Club of Tallahassee held last week was
a largely attended and enthusia site one. 1
Mrs John G, Kellum. the president, had /
charge OF the business meeting and /
many matters of civic Importance We're
transacted. A prominent visitor was
Mrs Bolin of Monticello. who has been /
for two years vice-president of the sec
end district of the Federation of Women |
Clubs of Florida. She was called up
and made most interesting talk to the
club. The address this occasion was
made by Prof. L. y. Hayden, of the
state College for Women, whose subject,
Democracy in the Beginning" was
most ably presented.
Mrs. L. NJ Ausley was hostess Tues
day afternoon. at her home on South
Adams-st., where she entertained the Il
members of her Sunday School class at
an informal tea. This class is composed
OF Tallaha ssee's youngest set. and they
ga thered at the appointed hour for some
special work nj connection with their
Sunday School lessons. Afterwards,
games were enjoyed. and at o'clock the
hostess served cheese straws, olives,
toasted crackers and candy. together
with delicious hot chocolate. Present on
this happy occasion were; Miss Ruth
Newsome Miss Lila Cochrane, Miss Sa-
rah Howard, Miss Gertrude Campbell.
Johnson, Miss Leah Brandt.
Rear Admiral Victor Blue, United
States Navy, retired, was a prominent c
visitor at the capitol last week. II
pr. L. Z, Lyons spent several days in [