The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-24

at the club house on st. Georges island.
Miss Floyd Rice, Miss Janet Theo-
bald. Miss Engorie Vause, Miss Cor
della LeGallie Mr.. Bledsoe and Mr..
Lacie Wiggin were among Mrs. Hick-
ey's guests on the island.
Announcement was made this week.
here and in Tallahassee, by Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. p. Hickey of the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Lamar Hickey,
to Mr.. Bledsoe, Of Tallahassee. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hickey are citizens of established
influence in Apa1achico1a, and Mr..
Bledsoe is the popular young assistant
/ at the offices of Hon. W. 7. Oven, at
torney at law in Tallahassee. The mar
riage will be consummated early in
November.
Mrs. George Egbert entertained the
Kin club on Monday afternoon. The
members enjoyed playing cards on the
spacious and shady veranda which has
recently been added to the Egbert
home. At the close of the game Mrs.
, Egbert served a salad course, ice tea
and accessories. There were prizes for
the highest and lowest score. Alto
gether, the members of the club spent
a pleasant afternoon. Among those
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Floyd. S. A. Floyd, j. Messina, NJ. Lee
Gallie, A. H. LeFevre and ]. p. Low
EFT Mrs Floyd assisted her sister in en-
tertaining their guests
Mrs Paul Pleoger entertained in
honor Of, her sister-in law Mrs. An
drew Wing, of Bradentown, Fla. After
an interesting rubber at bridge on
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Pleoger, as
sisted by her sister. Mrs. L. c. Hager-
man, served a course of ices and
sweets Among those who enjoyed Mrs.
Pleoger's courtesy on Tuesday after
noon were: The honoree, Mrs. Wing,
and Mesdames l.. C. Hagerman, H. c..
Fannin, e. S. Wefing. VIII Sheppard,
L. d. Walton, H. L. Oliver, Carl yShep-
hard, Miss Olive Ruge. Miss Green.
Miss Rentz and Miss Gibson.
Mrs. Will Sheppard has returned af-
ter pleasant visit among her own
and her husbands relatives around
Sylvester Ga
Miss Henrietta Patton, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. ].
B. Spear, during the past week. left
Monday. Miss Henry is the confiden-
tia1 clerk and stenographer for her
the f1OH. mercer Sappt
of Panama City
Thursday evening, the recital given
at the residence of Mrs. S. E. Mont
gomery by the library committee Of
the Philaco club was a success. This
entertainment was good artistically
and successful financially, for there
was no criticism possible to the merit
Of the entertainment and a great many
goodly sum to buy books for the Ii
brary. The following We're some of the
ladies who made up the program: Miss
Rentz, a reading; and solos by Mrs.
Rogers, Miss Rice and Miss Long
This is the first time Mrs. Montgom
cry has opened her home to the pub
lie since it's improvements were added
and everyone was charmed with the
spacious effect that the alterations
had given the old Montgomery home
The library committee of the Philaco
consists of Mrs Joseph Messina, Mrs
Annie Marks and Mrs. B. d. Morris.
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. L. G.
Hagerman was at home to the young
err set, when she entertained in honor
of her sister-in-law Mrs. Andrew
Wing. of Bradentown. There were
eight tables of Five Hundred. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Otto Anderson
and Mrs. E. S. Wefing, with a pretty
gift for the honoree. Throughout the
afternoon punch was served. At the
close of the game, Mrs. Hagerman, as
sisted by her husbands mother, Mrs.
C. w. Hagerman served a course of
salad and nutbread. Among those
present other than Mrs. Wing, the
honoree, were Mesdames c. B. Coombs,
otto Anderson. p. Ploeger, NJ. Ma
ginnes, e. S. wefing. VIII Sheppard,
Carl Sheppard, e. G. Weems. H. D. /
Marks, Jr., R. Marshall, J. Marshall. !.
Jr., L. D. Walton, c. H. Marks. Miss