The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-01

the congratulations of their host of
friends. will make their home at
Greenwood"
Miss Alzena Buchan and Miss
Louise Stephens entertained jointly
last Thursday evening at an informal
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Buchan.
The young folk spent the evening
playing numerous indoor games and
engaging in contests, after which de-
licious refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served.
Those present included Miss Louise
Conradi, Miss Annie Laurie White,
Miss Martha Pope. Miss Louise
Stephens and Miss Alzena Buchan
and Otis Ogburn, Edward White, Geo.
Curry, Horton Buchan and John
Buchan.
Thursday afternoon. at her beauti-
full home on the Miccosukee road, Mrs.
Kenneth Moran entertained at sew
eral tables of progressive auction in
honor of Mrs. George B. Ames, of
Riverside, ILL.,, the attractive house.
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Adams.
Six tables were arranged in the living
room and library for the guests, and
the decorations of handsome cut
flowers were most exquisite. AT the
conclusion of the game it was found
that Mrs. Frank Cochran, Jr., held
the highest score. and she was ac-
cordingly awarded the trophy, a
handsome pottery vase The guest of
honor was presented with a silver
needle case. The hostess served re-
freshments of delicious chicken salad,
olives, beaten biscuit. saltines and
iced tea, and on each plate was a
dainty favor, sprig of begonia and
maidenhair fern. The guests of this
delightful occasion included Miss
Miriam Choate. Mrs. Chalres G..
Myers, Mrs. James Sharon, Mrs. Al
bert Williamson, Mrs. H. e. Palmer,
Mrs. III. l.. Bethel, Mrs. F. C. Cochran,
Jr., Mrs Alex McDougall, Mrs. r. A.
Shine, Jr., Mrs. Gorge B. Ames, Mrs.
j. r. Afford, Mrs. BENZ. A Meginniss,
Miss Maggie Williams, Mrs l.. M.
Lively, Mrs. George Perkins, Mrs. j.
E. McNair. Mrs. P. w. Wilson, Mrs.
s. ID. Bennett, of Jacksonville, Mrs. c.
M. Ausley. Mrs. F. M. Phillips, Mrs.
Arvah Hopkins, Mrs. James Thomas,
of Eleanor Ala, Mrs. G. T. Whitfield,
Mrs. James Messer, Mrs George e.
Lewis, Miss Mildred Scott, Miss Wini-
and Miss Arabelle Hopkins.
Tuesday evening, at his home on
South Duval street, Colonel T. j. APP
pleyard entertained at dinner, his
guests including his children and
grand children, who were then in the
city. The oldest daughter of Colonel
Appleyard, Mrs. Annie Fitzgerald, was
hostess on this happy occasion, and
she served a daintily prepared several
course dinner. Those present were
Mrs. A. Fitzgerald and daughter, Miss
Catherine Fitzgerald, Mrs. ). p. Clark
-son, Jr.. Mrs. Lula Dee Appleyard
and children, Adlia Elizabeth and
Thomas Wallace; Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter " Culley and children, Thomas A.
and Walter Joseph Culley; Mr.. Paul
G.. Appleyard, Mrs. F. M. Appleyard
and daughter. Helen, of Fort Myers.
and Miss Madeline Wade, sister of
Mrs. Appleyard. Only two children of
the host were absent, Mr.. T. J. APP
pleyard, Jr., of New Orleans, and Mrs
George A. Marion, of Rochester, N. Y.
John ID. Trammell, of Blountstown,
spent Tuesday in the city eon legal
business. . Hon. William N Sheats
spent Monday in Mariana, where he
transacted business for the Board of
Commissioners of State Institutions
Hon. Ernest Amos has returned
from Seattle, Wash, where he at
tended the meeting of the American
Bankers Association. Miss Ruth
Cats and Mrs. w. Harper Davidson
left today for visit of two weeks in