The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-11
C,HTPLEY

The home OF MRS. r. O.. wilson, on
sixth street. was the scene Of a lovely
affair last Thursday afternoon, from
to o'clock, when her daughter,
Miss John Jordan. entertained at an
announcement party IN honor of Miss
Vivian Daniel bride-elect OF octo-
Der. The feature Of the occasion was
the proclamation read by one Of Chip
leys lovely young girls, Miss Bessie
Coleman, who az the herald in a
costume Of Ellzabethan period, was
announced BY the strains Of Lohen-
grinn's wedding march, and from
silver bugle hung from her shoulders
BY a large pink cord. she gave the
following proclamation:
Know Ye All:
eWhereas, Arthur. son Of the house
or AIcGeachy, and Vivian, daughter of
the house OF Daniel. having reached
the years OF discretion and UNDER
standing, seek admission into the
state OF matrimony, ], Dan Cupid,
governor OF said state, hereby pro-
claim them candidates for such adj
mission, on or after October 25th,
1921.
written under my hand and seal
on this Sth day OF September, 1921.
"Signed, DANIEL CUPID"
At the conclusion OF this procla-
nation the herald, from a dainty
pink basket drew out miniature cop
les of the document tied In pink rib
bon and presented them to each guest
as a souvenir. Cards asking for adj
vice on ~How to manage a husband, .
were distributed, the answers causing
much merriment.
a reading by Miss Bessie Coleman,
~ Bride Goeg to Market" was fol-
lowed by the presentation OF a book
let, Air Castles" from each guest to
the bride-elect.
Miss Genevieve MCQUEEN. Of De
Funial, sang most sweetly, "The
Greatest Wish in the World" and my
Love is Like a Red, Red Rose
Punch was served duringg the af-
ternoon by Mrs. f. c. Wilson, the
color scheme OF pink and white being
fastefuily carried out in the decora-
lions OF pink and roses. the costume
Of the herald, and the ices and favors.
Those attending this social event
were: Mrs S. r. Mitchell, Mrs. Eva
shrivaIle, Mrs. Royal Watts. Mrs. S.
j. Mc0eachy, Mrs. Olin Shivers, Mrs.
Leslie Afford, Mrs. F. 3. Galloway,
Mrs. g. v. Register, Mrs. Mack Hug
gins, Mrs. r. g. Delaney, Mrs. Hoyt
Fryer, Mrs. Geo. Myers, Mrs. w. III.
Grace, Mrs. d. J. jones' Miss Lucy
Daniel, Miss Bertha Daniel, Miss Mag
gle Daniel. Miss Fannie Grim, MISS
Ruth McGeachy, Miss Myrtle Myers,
miss Genevieve McSween, Miss Lottie
Afford, Miss Leonora Roch, Miss Bes-
sic Coleman, Miss Dannie Williama,
Miss Nellie Williams, Miss Wilkie
Bowen, Miss Whitted, Miss Ruth
Jockey, Miss Marian Campbell.
Both birdie and groom-elect are
widely known throughout Florida,
Miss Daniel being talented must
clan, while Mr.. McGeachy IL q wen
known attorney. has represented San
"a Rosa county In the senate. as well
"a held the office OF state attorney
chipley regrets that another West
Florida city win claim this popular
young couple as residents.
s. w. Westbrook. agricultural agent
og the Il 81 N. railroad, who PERSONAL
1v has extensive farm and orchard in
terests in Baldwin county, Ala. was
here BY invitation Tuesday to confer
ana advise with the Chamber OF Com
merce along approved lines.
II has been the desire OF the ccm-
xunrce body that at least some Of OR
farmers engage in strawberry culture
and other things that would find a
good cash market at time Of ysar
when they need money most.
Mr.. WestbroolS expressed himself as
heartily in accord with the idea. also
that potatoes should not be neglected,
and later carrying interests promoted.
That soils and climatic conditions are
most favorable.
Ho addressed a number Of farmers
and citizens at the Star Theatre in
the afternoon. He will make another
visit here shortly to aid those inter-
ested IN getting the matter under
way. Business men Of the city ex-
pressed their willingness to help the
movement In every way possible.
Mr.. Powell and wife OF Pensacola,
visited with A. Alberson and family
last week.
REV. T. @. Delaney. while at PEN
sacola last week received the sad
news OF the sudden death Of his father
Henry II. Delaney OF Bristol, Tenn.
His father was In his seventy-eighth
year and passed away very unexpect-
edly on the evening OF Sept. LIST while
on q visit to his daughter MIS- Geo.
a. Raney OF Lawrenceville, Va. Death
was due to apoplexy. Mr.. Delaney
fought through the four years Of the
civil war. was q son OF General John
r. Delaney Of Tennessee.
MRS. c. p. Martin had the misfor-
tune Monday evening to fall down a
flight OF steps at her home and break
both arms Just above the wrists. Peo-
pie Of tho community deeply sympa-
y thixo with her.
PROT r. l.. Carter, principal OF Chip
Icy High School arrived in the city
last az the week and is arranging for
the opening Of the term on the 10th.
A. Q. Jones. Jr, after pleasant
visit 81 several days with his sister.
Mrs. A. p. Kaiser. left Tuesday to join
his rather and uncle at Arcadia.
A. A. Myers and daughter, Miss