The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-13
TALLAHASSEE


The Wednesday Morning Card club
was entertained this week by Mrs. III
/. J.. Bethel at her pretty home on North
adams street.
Three tables were arranged IN tho
breakfast room, and progressive auc-
ton was enjoyed When the game was
called and TALES compared. it was
found that Mrs. IT, b. winthrop held
top score. and she was awarded the
prize, a pretty deck Of playing cards.
A delicious hot luncheon was served
by the hostess, assisted by her daugh-
ter, Miss Frances whitehead, and by
Miss Letitia Johnson. The guests in
cluded: Mrs. Cary A. Hardee, Mrs
Dexter M. Lowry, Mrs John Earle Per-
kins. Mrs. Frank Cochran, Jr., Mrs
y. r. Chittenden, Mrs. l.. NJ. Lively
Mrs. Sherrod Owens, Mrs. B. A. Megin-
Miss. Mrs. F. B. winthrop, Mrs. f. c
Elliott Mrs. T.. A. Yates and Miss Mary
Whitfield. The club will be entertained
next week by Mrs. Dexter NJ Lowry
One OF tho prettiest social functions
OF the week was the bridge party at
which Mrs. George W. Walker enter
tanned. Wednesday afternoon, at her
home on West Call street.
Handsome chrysanthemums and
profusion of roses decorated the pretty
rooms, where six tables were arranged
for the guests Mrs. Walker was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. c. b
Gwynn, and others looking after the
pleasure OF her guests were: Mrs
George Gwynn. Jr.. and Miss Mary
Gwynn. At the conclusion OF the game
It was found that Mrs. Dexter M
L. Lowry held the top score. and she
was presented with a. dainty imported
handkerchief The coEaolation, q cut
glass bud vase, fell to Mrs. p. r. Chit
tendon. Refreshments OF chicken salad,
tomato jelly. olives. sandwiches, wa
fers and coffee were served on the
card tables.
A delightful dancing party was en-
ioyed BY the younger society contin-
gent Friday evening, making happy
elimination OF the Armistice Day fes-
tivities. Music was furnished by o
splendid orchestra and about 90 cou-
pies were on the floor. The dance was
given at the Elks club, and the occa-
sion proved one OF the most enjoya-
BILE OF the season.
Mrs Guyte p. McCord was hostess
to the Tallahassee Literary club Tues
day afternoon, at her home on North
Monroe street. This marked the first
meeting Of the season, and the mem
bers have returned with renewed in-
terest. The years study will involve
many instructive programs concerning
modern authors and representative
composers.
The officers or the Literary club for
the present year are:
Mrs. Alex McDougalL president
Mrs. Milton A. Smith, first vice-
president
MRS. Edwin A. Hayden. second Vice
president.
Mrs. Green A. Johnson, secroea.v
Mrs. La hoy Campbell, treasure.
Mrs. s. d. chittendOn and Mrs. G
p. McCord, critics.
Music committee; Mrs Greene s
Johnston, Mrs. II. p. Palmer. Mrs. lie
Roy Campbell and Miss Greer.
Program committee: Mrs. George /
w. Walker. Mrs. J. Kent Johnston
and Mrs. T.. ID. Fain.
The club was organized in 1899 and
has held with increasing interest dur
ing the 20 years. The membership is
limited to Is. the present personnel of
which rs; Mrs. G. M. Ausley, Mrs. lie
Roy Campbell. Mrs. 8. d. Chittenden,
Mrs John Choate, Mrs. Frank Coch-
ram, Jr.. Mrs. L. ID. Fam, Miss Inez
Greer. Mrs. r. A. Hayden. Mrs. A. M
Henry, Mrs. Greene q. Johnston, Mrs
J. q. Kellum. Mrs. Dexter M. Lowry,
Mrs. Guyte p. McCord. Mrs. Alex Nc
DougalL Mrs. e. H. Palmer. Mrs G
W. Saxon. Mrs. r. M. Sealey, Mrs. ]
q. Sharon, Mrs. M. A. Smith. Mrs. AL
ban Stewart, Mrs. George w. Walker
Mrs. Arthur Williams and Mrs. l.. Al !
Yates.
Mrs. Francis M. Harrell entertained
at beautiful sewing party Friday ar !
ternoou at the home OF her mother !
Mrs. W. 8. Murrow. on East virginia
street, in honor OF Mrs. Malcolm Mo- {
Nsili.
The pretty rooms. opened en- suite
for the occasion, were attractively I
decorated with fall flowers, and the
guests enjoyed a delightful hour with /
thsir needle work Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess. con-
siSting OF chicken salad, beaten biscuit {