The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-25
TALLAHASSEE

Mrs. Frances b. Winthrop was hos
tess this week at q series OF pretty
bridge parties, at her home on North
Monroe street Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons were CIV
en- over to these delightful functions
the party on the first afternoon being
given In honor OF Miss Susan Browne
while Mrs. william Rawls. Jr.. OF Co.
mmbus. o., was the charming hon-
GREE Tor the two other occasions.
wednesday afternoon the guests
gathered at 4:s0. whom three tables
were arranged for progressive auc-
h0n.. The head score prize was won
BY 1Ero. Frank Cochran. Jr., a dainty
handsome handkerchief. while Mrs
Rawla, the hOnoree. was presented
with q handsome rope OF red crystal
beads. Mrs. d. y. Chittenden and
Mrs. p ~. Lowry assisted the hostess
serving q delicious refreshment
euvse, which was spread on the card
hablas aftsg the game.
on Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Vvan4hrop'm guests included; Miss
aGnggae Williams, 1frs- =. Eugene
Perkins, hrs. Kennkh Moran. Mrs. A.
~. Williamson. Mrs. ID. w. Maratta,
aGrA. b. J. Bond, Mrs. B @ Whitfield,
AErm o. 4. Whitfield. Mrs Guyte r.
McCord, Mrs d. b. Chittenden, Mrs.
Alex HEcDougali, Mrs. F. Clifton
Moor. and the honoree, Mrs. William
Rnw7a. u, Mrs Perkins won the tro-
phy tor highest score. and the honoree
was presented with q lovely souvenir
ne the occasion.
Leon high sohoOi boasts a strong
and sn4husia@tac athletic association
ehis year. AZ recent meeting the
following Officers were elected for the
coming year: Wilson Trammell, presi-
dent; Pearl Hentz. vice president;
Robert Parker, treasurer; and Myra
Burr, secretary.
Cards have been received in the
city announcing the marriage on Sep
TENDER 18th OF Mrs. Lucy Helyenston
to Mr.. John Andrew Grant in Jack
sonvife. After their honeymoon jour-
ney The young couple viii be at home
to their friends in Tallahassee at 176
Il. jefferson street.
Much interest has centered in this
marriage. as both young people are
popular in a wide circle Of friends
here. Mrs Grant lived several
sponsible position In the office of the
governor during which time she made
rnanv fen7s w Grant Is the man
apin~ Fl ooer f local firm. and he
ara hls b-.aa sgI'I receive a warm vel
ca-ee in Capitl city.
ths N r0efe" ovrenist de-
l't ~e~ aanv fnards ia the Capt
t~ fv ~rnvedar wrer she appeared
fe.l. f-liae.tl 4st4f-5f 4f,tfr-at1
Fesfef wns formerly eonectea
.f - state College for Women as
nienbar a. thn faculty 81 the school
wvsse tsar re p4sf se eral yea~s
however she has bean tae diseetog ~
ths 500 81 Musicl Art ~ Jae9son-
WHO where aa tertehel ard masicf
ahe mss gann4 meritca reeognitlon
over The eptiee sou;h.
rae recital Thursday evening vas
such that proved a treat TO her audi
enee. The program was varied and
well balanced and at the same time
ali OF the possibilities and qualities of
the handsome new organ we've
brought out under the masterful hand
Of the artist.
The various classes Of the Leon
High school have organized for the
GERS has been announced as follows:
Freshman class: President, Edgar
MIckler; president. Mary Fran
ces chittenden; secretary and treas
urer. Chester Murphy; member OF
student council, Lucille Anderson; |
class adviser. Mrs. Rae.
Sophomore elias: President, Charles
Mayhem; vice president, Ralph Proc |
Miriam /
AEonroal substitute student govern
mont representative. Alice Collins; |
farwlty adviser, Mr.. Barney; class
coIora, green and white.
Junior class: President, Eugene
Page; vico president, Martha Buford;
aocretarx-t treasurer, Phoebe Quarter
man; sergeant az arms. r. w. ASH
more; class adviser, Mr.. Peel; class
colorR sold and white; flower, the
Shasta daisy.
The student government system mas
3ust been inaugurated at the high
school. and through the assistance of
superintendent r.. M. Sealey has been
put into effect, with most gratifying /
results. AEr. Samm Cobb, ct q meet
ing OF the student body was elected
president OF the student government
11EuGA4k4O4 &ARN eAlcO O4 tftU GSANS%A@
council The members OF the council
are: James Bah. Martha Burcrd. AL
tc6 Collins, Elizabeth White, Miriam
Monroe, Lamar Schiller. oliver Gram
ling and Lucille Anderson.
The football enthusiasts Of the Leon
High School Athletic association have
arranged an interesting schedule OF
games for the coming season. ITALIA
hassee will boast a very strong team
and IL Is understood that Coach Peel I.
Is working untiringly In his efforts to
whip the recruits into perfect trim.
Out OF the following series OF nine
games Tallahassee certainly hopes to
score many victories:
October 1. Bainbridge, Ca at Tai
lahassee.
October Is: Tallahassee vs.. Moul-
trie. Ca, at Moultrie
October 90: Tallahassee We. Thorn
Rsville. at brownsville. Ii
October 20: Tallahassee We. Balm /
bridge. at cambridge.
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