The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-24
APALACHICOLA

Monday afternoon the ladies of the
Catholic Reading Circle met at the
residence of Mrs. j. Mitchell There
was an unusually interesting program
and little Miss TIE Warren added much
to the pleasure of the ladies of the
Circle by her gracious entertainment
There were an unusually large num-
Der of ladies out. And delightful re-
freshments were served. Among those
present We're: Mesdemes. s.. Floyd, S.
e. Rice, j. +. Warren, AL LeFevre, J.
Hoffman, 3. Brown, j. Messina, T.
Floyd, NJ. Brown. j. Austin etc
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. VIII Shep-I
pard entertained eight ladies at bridge.
Among those present were: Mesdames
E. S. Wefing, Paul Ploeguer, L. G..
Hagerman, w. III. Carter, L. D. Wal
ton. J. B. Speer and H. G. Fannin.
This opera Feast of the Little Lam
terms" was presented by the anna
tours at the Dixie theatre on Tuesday
night. and was a stupendous success.
The house was packed. Standing room
was sold early in the evening. Mrs. r.
L. Rogers, Mrs. S. e. Montgomery
and MRS. h L. Oliver sponsored the
entertainment 1t was due to their un-
firing efforts that such a generous
sum was raised for the Methodist
Church.
The orchestra was under the direc-
! ton of Mrs. G. E. Weems: and she
together with Mr.. Becksy, Mr.. Cast
veina, and Mr.. Cummings did much
to increase the sweet harmony of the
singers. Mrs. r. l.. Rogers was the
Princess. She sang beautifully and de-
lighted everyone. Miss Engorie vause
is ever popular. Tuesday night she
added a bead to her necklace of sue
| cesses in the part of the Jugglar. Miss
Loretta Long did good work. Her solo
There ought to be a law in China"
was enchored heartily. While the lit
tie maid Wee Ling was most cleverly
done by Miss Geraldine ellis.
There were sixteen ladies in the
chorus. A chorus is usually selected
solely for the voices; but in this opera
the members of the two choruses wera
as pretty as their voices were good.
Among the sopranos We're: Mrs. p.
Long, L. Murphy, E. Marks, d. Wefing,
z. Matheson, NJ. Lucido, L. Messina
and A. Witherspoon. Altos-Mrs. F.
Harding, c, Hoffman, A. Allen. Caro-
line Hoffman, L. Jernigan, c. Floyd,
Mrs. Egbert LeGallie and Mrs. H. l..
Oliver.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Winton
Carter entertained her friends at cards
There We're about thirty ladies present.
After about an hour or so in playing
Five Hundred Mrs. Carter served a
sweet and Salad course. Mrs. Carter
was assisted by her friends Mrs. Carl
and VIII sheppard. Among those la
dies who were fortunate enough to
Wednesday afternoon We're: Mes
damess. c. 3. Coombe, E. B. Wefing,
l.. c. Hagerman, P. Plouguer, John
Marshall Jr., r. Marshall, f. Murphy,
l.. G. Buck, c. R. Marks, H. L. Oliver,
r. l.. Rogers H. G. Fannin, Miss Flor
ence Norris and Miss F'rorine Robbins.
Thursday afternoon the Philaco
Club held their last meeting of the
year 1s20-21 at the home of Mrs. J. p.
Hickey. Mrs. w. p. Brunson led the
president of the Philaco. Next year the
honor has been voted upon Mrs. r. G.
Porter.
Apalachicoia is honored In the e.
cent distinction conferred upon one
OF her women Mrs. ]. p. Hicky has
been appointed by Mrs. Jennings
tPreSiuenL OK the state League OF
Women voters) to act as chairman OF
the third district OF the Florida League
OF Women Voters. The Women OF
Franklin feel that in part this honor
is their due; for they organized the
Franklin County League of Women
Voters-72 strong-as soon as Ten
nessee ratified: and they have already
elected Mrs. C. II. 3. Floyd to the Of
flee OF State Tax Collector.