The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-15
APALACHICOLA

pot OF blooming lilies. bunch Of
lilies appropriately tied and box al
powder orEamented with lilies. The
Cakes candies and ices carried out the
COLOR scheme. Among those preseE:
were: Mesdames. II. l., Oliver, c. w
Haserman. L. G. Hagerman. Kate
Goodioe. J. r. Warren. c. B. Coombs.
r. II. Porter G. III. B. Floyd. Geo.
Egbert. A. f. Whiteside. B. d. Morris.
w Wakefield. r. q. Wakefield, w.
r. Brunson, S. L. league. Misses Por-
ter. Austin, Louise Austin and Flor
snce Morris.
= Tuesday afternoon the home of G.
w. Hagerman was thrown Hospitality
open. when she gave the largest card
party Of the season in honor of her
guest. Mrs. Kate Goodloe, OF Pensa-
cola. The house was exquisitely dec
Grated with roses in the reception
room, Easter lilies In the library and
hail. and Amarillis in the drawing
room. Mrs. L. S. Hagerman gowned
In white organdy over satin served
punch. The punch table sat Just with
In the portals Of the dining room,
which was spring-h in its decora
lions Of hot house plants and out
terms. Mrs. G. w. Hagerman, attired
In embroidered green net over white,
received and presented Mrs. Goodloe.
who was becomingly gowned In white |
lace frock. After an informal recep-
ton the game was called. There were
seven tables. Mrs. M. X. Alexander
tied with Miss Grady for the high
scole prize, crystal vase. Mrs. S. e.
Wefing won the BOBBY, silver paper
Knife. The guest of honor, Mrs. Good
oe received from her host, C. w. Hag-
erman a manificent bunch of roses
grown In his garden at the mills six
miles outside Of the city. Under the
"oses was the guest of honor gift, an
embroidered card table cover. Punch
ana bonbons were served throughout
the afternoon, while at the close of
me game course Of cream, ices and
axes followed. Mrs. Hagerman was
assisted by her charming daughter.
AIRS. l. c. Hagerman and her pretty
sister-in-law, Mrs. Marion Wing.
Among the forty ladies who partook
u the Hagerman hospitality on Thurs
day We're: Mesdames G.. N. Parlin.
y. II. Ruge. c. II. COMBS, w. II.
Hodges. b. Spear, II. G. Fannin.
L. ID. Walton, NJ. Meginniss, b. ID.
Morris, +. Vincent, J. w. Wakefield, Il.
y, u
u. Brunson, II. Cook, r. r. Rice.
4 r. Marks, J, Marshall, Jr., Miss
Miss Grady. Miss Kimban
md Mrs. j. p. Hickey.
The robbery at the r. r. Rice home
vas popular subject of the conversa-
ION at the HaSerman party; and Mrs.
Sice received many hearty commisera-
ions when she displayed her mutilated
'ut sun beautiful 50 5lcs. For this
avaSe iconoclast, who tarried in her
'Hchen only loag enough to learn the
tays OF the house, had stolen broad
aRt ana the ftrs wee foremost
!nohg the loot In order to wear her
lthdcr the thief had cut OF all the .
1@e tails ana paws, ornamentin this
- g Eich Female there realized the
CiGouSncss of this act; and it was on
cc1unt OF the fur that Mrs. Rice re-
e!tCd the sympathy of all Mrs. Hag-
mans guests The fact that the thief
In Jail Is nothing. 1t is not in the
over or repentance TO give Mrs. Rice
er tails again.
Friday evening the citizens of Apa-
lchicola turned to greet and listen to
le state commissioner of agriculture,
Ir. McRae, and Mr. Hodges the state
as carried out under the patronage of
Iayor Cook and Capt. r. r. Rice, a
rominent oyster shipper in the state
nd valued citizen of our town and
ounty. Shortly after o'clock a good
lumber of citizens had gathered in the
Ioodman's hall and the meeting was
pencd. Hon. j. H. Cook introduced
commissioner McRae and later Com
Igginrpr
iese two gentlemen We're attentively
stoned to: and as has already been
'ported in the Journal, the result of
lie meeting was the hearty endorse
ent of the work of Shellfish Com
issioner Hodges. and an emphatic
of his statement as to the
,onomic necessity of his department
the government of the state OF
orida. When one recalls the ex-,
nded coasts of our peninsula and the
imber of souls throughout Florida
at make their living out OF the
ate's seafoods, the need of some con-
rving agent with governmental au-
GRITTY to protect the fish and shellfish
comes paramount issue. One that
vals In gravity the citrus, the pine
pile. and the early vegetable
Friday afternoon Mrs. III. D. Morris
tertained at auction. There were
< tables OF players and the prizes
ere won as follows: highest score.
RS. ]. b. Spear; Mrs. Geo. Egbert
ID Miss Kimbali tied for the pro-
essive prize. Mrs. Hodges and Miss
'ady cut for the BOBBY. The guest
honor Mrs Kate Goodloe was pre-
nted with gorgeous bouquet of
sturtiums. Throughout the after
on the chatter of Mrs. Morris guests
Is accompanied by the low strains
music. Sweets were served during
? game: and at It's close hot coffee
d salad course. Mrs. Morris was
sisted by her daughter Miss Flor