The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-12
and Events
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zerta Simmons. Esme Crosby, Anas.
tasia Chambers, jeanette SHIFTS, lisa.
iDei Young, Clients Nelson, Isabel David
son, Edith Cooney, Eta Anderson, Sy-
bill Moore, Lalia Simmons, F. Parker
Agnes Anderson, Father Sands, Eugene
Sandrich, Fred SHIFTS, Russell Sim
mons, Albert Simmons, Willie David
son, Ralph Burgsten, William Beatty
Albine Peterson, Bobby Crooke, Willie
Baker, Patrick Joseph Byrne.
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IANNOuNCEs BIRTH or A SON.
| Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Shearer of Could
ling have announced the birth of a
son. Monday. June I. who will bear the
name of Thomas Marion. after both
jgrandfathers. Mrs. Shearer was for
merly Miss Frances Hubbard.
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sMITHWIcKs TO SPEND
SUMMER IN PENSACOLA.
Congressman and Mrs. John H
lSmithwick. daughter, Miss Mary Smith
wick, and son, william, will spend the
summer in Pensacola before returning
Smithwick and daughter have been
visiting with Mrs. Smithwick's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Ve-een 6 t
Moultrie, Ga. OF pretty bridge party
given for Mrs. Smithwick during her
visit in .Moultrie the Moultrie Obser-
yer says:
"ComplimenHng Mrs. John Vereen
land Mrs. ]. H. Smithwick, of Pensa-
cola who is the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Vereen, Mrs. w.
j. vereen and Mrs. NJ H Stuart en-
tertained at bridge Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs Stuart. Ten
tables were arranged in the living
room, dining room and sun parlor for
games and bowls and baskets of spring
flowers were used in the house decor
atoms. emphasizing a color plan Of
yellow and white. The hostesses were
assisted by Mrs. T. w. vereen and
little Misses Mary and Rosalind
yereen and a lovely sweet course in
yellow and white was served.
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FREE LANcERS PICNIC
AT FORT BARRANcAs.
Members of the Free Lancers group
of girls of the Community Service en-
joyed picnic and swim at Fort Bar
rancas yesterday afternoon later at
tending the dance given by the en-
listed personnel of the Fort in the
open air pavilion. The party was
chaperoned by Miss Bertha LichIen,
girls work director. C. s., Mrs. w.
Alternately and others.
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CHILDREN REQUESTED
TO MEET FOR PRACTICE.
Children of the First Methodist
church Sunday School are requested
to meet at the church for practice this
afternoon at o'clock for the Children's
Day exercises Sunday morning.
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TENNIS COURT AT
COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB.
The tennis court adjoining the Com
Service Club building on East
Romano street was officially opened
afternoon by Mayor San
iers when a matched game Of six
doubles was played. Tennis players
are cordially invited to take advantage
IF the court at any time, though reser-
yations should be made in advance to
insure the use of the court. The court
was made possible through the efforts
If the girls groups of the Community
Service and is one of the best to be
found in the city.
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5AGGETT-LANE.
Handsomely engraved marriage an
are being received by
friends as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lane
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter
Leila
to
Mr.. James A. Baggett
on Wednesday. June the ninth,
nineteen hundred and twenty
Atmore, Alabama.
AT Home
Castleberry, Ala.
The marriage was celebrated at the |
home of the brides parents at Hadley, |
Ala. Reverend Shot, pastor of the
First Baptist church, performed the
ceremony in the presence of
he immediate families.
The bridal color tones of pink and
white were effectively carried out in
he artistic decorations of the home, |
Ind charmingly reflected in the cos
.ufnes of the bridal party. Quantities
If smilax and other southern greenery
formed a pretty background. The nup-
.ial vows were taken in the living room
before an improvised altar of palms, |
,erns and white roses with large
white wedding bell overhead from
which fell graceful festoons of white