The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-17

II you nave not received one De sure
to be there anyway for the ladies
of Knox Presbyterian church want
the pleasure and privilege of enter
tanning you as their guest.
Each invitation is accompanied by
a miniature apron.
This little apron is sent to you,
And this is what we want you to do,
For special purpose was meant
to be.
Now measure your waist line. inch
by inch,
And BEE that the measure does
not pinch.
For each small inch the measure
In the pocket you put penny
round.
The game is fair. you must admit.
You waist" your mo ey, we
pocket it'll
The ladies of Knox Aid have named
the day,
And asks that you bring the apron
gay.
Time-4:30 p. m. Thursday. (To-
day..
Place-Residence, Mrs. d. r. Cur
tbs, 1916 E. Avery-st. An elaborate
salad course and ices will be served.
An attractive musical program has
been arranged as follows:
Piano selections-By Miss Edythe
Worthington, THE Twelfth Ramsay
List "The Russels of Spring"
Vocal Solo-By Miss Mollie Nc
Caskill.
Piano Solo-By Miss Allyne Bon
acker.
Violin SoIo-"Souvenir"- (Dardla-
BY Mr.. ]. Wallace Lamar.
Vocal Solo-Miss Margaret Will
helmi.
Piano Solo-"Saxonna''- (Godard)
BY Miss Bessie Oerting.
Vocal Selection-By Miss Minnie
Leah Mobiles.
The Knox Aid Society. newly or
ganized is already a strong and ac-
tive factor in the church. Members
are: Mrs. D. r.. Curtis, president;
Mrs. Walter Wicke, secretary treas
urer; Mrs. Alfred Wicke, Mrs. Be-
atrice Wicke, Mrs. C. A. Abbott,
Misses Kathleen and Hazel Morrison,
Sallie Mclean, Gertrude Mum. Hilda
Ropke. Irene Tompkins, Clara Pep
per. Mrs. Adams.
x 4 4
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL MEETING
DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY.
The Daughters of Wesley class of
the First Methodist church Sunday
School will hold a business and So
cial meeting Thursday afternoon at
4 o'clock with Mrs. w. II. Hill as
hostess at the home Of Mrs. E. j.
Raub, 610 N. Spring-st.
x x 4
LOVELY MISCELLANEOUS
SHOWER FOR JUNE BRIDE
ELECT.
Mrs. Ed. Salter and Mrs. r. w.
Cheney were joint hostesses, enter
tanning Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Cheney, 500 N. Alcaniz st
with miscellaneous shower in honor
of Miss Winifred Walker, one of
June's fair bride-elects.
The Rainbow color tones chosen for
the wedding were beautifully empha-
sized in the home with quantities of
cut flowers used with ferns, palms
and smilax. AS the guests entered
the reception hall they were served
with delicious fruit punch from the
heart of a huge red rose by Miss
Zeta Lee Mann, niece of the BRIDE
elect.
The earlier part OF the evening was
spent in playing Progressive Peanuts,
the prize going to Misses Annie d.
HUMPHREYS and Gladys Vaughn. As
the first strains of a wedding march
played by Miss Lula Thames were
heard the honor guest was given a
large, rainbow basket and requested
to follow the silken threads of a large
rainbow colored spider web which had
been spun across one end, of the re-
ception hall. Guided by the cords to
every conceivable nook and corner
Miss Walker found at the end of each
some beautiful gift for herself or for
her new home.
After all the gifts had been dis
covered and admired dainty salad
course and ices in rainbow color
motif was served, the hostesses being
assisted by Mrs. j. NJ. Fleming. Mrs.
j. c. Long. Miss Annie D. Hum
phries.
The guests included few of Miss
Walkers most intimate friends among
whom were: Misses Essie Johnson,
Elsie Burres. Clara Pepper. Matilda
Gear. Gladys and Ruby Vaughn. Jea-
nette Foster. Ruby Dell Holmes, Ethel
Walker, Nellie and Zeta Lee Mann.
Frances Walker, Mesdames ]. NJ.
Fleming. j. c. Long, McCawham.
Lewis and the hostesses.
WATSON MACKENZIE.
Cottage Hill, June 16.-The mar
riage of Miss Jessie Lee Mckenzie
to Mr.. Eugene Watson was cele-
brated at the Methodist church Sum-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Reverend
Upton officiating. Miss Cornelia
Mckenzie. sister of the bride. was her
maid -of- honor and her bridesmaids
were six girl friends. The groom was
attended by Clarence Mckenzie az
best man.. The wedding music was