The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-15
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Sunday, in the cottage on Indian
Pass point, st. Vincent Island, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Warren entertained a large
party of friends. They drove down
from Apalachicola for a days picnic.
Among their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Harrison and family, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Ewing Rice and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Warren and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r.. Montgomery
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Austin,
Mrs. S. NJ. Floyd. Miss Austin, Miss
Josephine Austin and S. z Rice. The
truck of the Gulf Refining company
was packed to the guards with kid
dies. Indeed it was a goodly company
that motored down to the lagoon and
on to Indiana Pass. where Mr.. War
rem met them with his launch and
ferried them over to st. Vincent
, island. Here they found a sumptuous
dinner awaiting them, and later on
had an old fashioned southern oyster
roast. 1t was a happy day, and Mr..
and Mrs. Warren succeeded in MAX
ing this particular Sunday red letter
day on memory's calendar for each
one Of their guests.
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. ]. G. Ruge
gave a Salamgundi party in her spa
cious home on the beach road. At
least, Mrs. Ruge was hostess for the
Philaco club. which took this pleasant
way of raising a certain sum of mon
ey to cover a small deficit which had
Tapped over from 1920. The members
of the club sold the tables at dollar
each. There were more than 10 tables
filled, and the sum raised was ample
for the purpose on hand Mrs Ruge
served sandwiches, punch and gener-
Gus dishes of lo1lypops were on each
table. The afternoons entertainment
was In every way a success. That it
was popular was proved by the multi
tude of cars which were parked in the
street. Among the guests of the club
on this occasion were: Mesdames c.
III. Parlin, J. III. Hodges, r. H. Porter.
I. G. Porter. E. G. Hatch. r. R. Rice,
r. G. Porter, George Ruge. Cockerel,
s. NJ Floyd, l.. Harrison. J. Messina.
Al LeFevere. S. Ewing Rice, c. E.
Walton, J. F. Meyerhoff, F. Hoffman.
George Egbert, G. E. Wefing, Brun-
son, Rice; Misses Grady, Hoppe, Por-
ter, etc.
Mrs. Josie Messina entertained the Kin
club on Monday afternoon. This is the
first entertainment that Mrs. Messina
has given since the interior of her bun
galow has been done over. Her guests
were unanimous in their admiration of
the new scheme of color. The drawing
room hangings are of old rose silk. and
rugs harmonize perfectly, so the tout
ensemble is gratifying to the eve. Among
Mrs. Messina's guests on last Monday af-
ternoon were: Mesdames LeFevre Hoff-
man. Rice, Floyd, Harrison, Warren DAILY
and Egbert.
Tuesday afternoon the ladies of the
Catholic Reading circle met at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. VIM. Floyd. The presi-
dent, Mrs. NJ. DAILY, called the meeting
to order and two most interesting papers
were read by Mrs. S. NJ. Floyd and Mrs.
Al. LeFevre. The musical numbers rem
dered by Mrs. Warren and Messina were
gram was finished, as new business, the
deeply enjoyed. After the regular bro
ladies discussed a peanut hunt for the
children. 1t was decided to give this
hunt sometime next week. Then Mrs
Floyd assisted by her sister, Mrs.
Brown, served delicious holiday refresh
ments. Among those present were Mes
DANES Brine, ellis, Floyd, S. E. Rice,
J. r. Warren. Geo. Egbert, Austin, Mes
sina. Hoffman
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. s.
Myerhoff, the new president of the To-
cal chapter of the L. D. c., entertained
the daughters at an enthusiastic meeting.
Miss Elizabeth Grady. the corresponding
secretary, acted as historian, in the alb
sence OF Mrs. ]. P. Hickey, who is spend
ing the winter with friends in Jersey
Shore. Pa. Indeed, the chapter is to be
congratulated in every instance upon its
local officers for the coming year. The
list includes Mrs. D. Gillies, Mrs. D.
Brown, Mrs. j. E Cotter, Mrs. Carl