The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-03
APALACHICOLA
WOman's Guild Holds Reception
-Philaco Observes
Anniversary.

WAS cnd1rndH OF the AaIay9Ile Pdrk
committee. who put over the success
full lawn fete for the benefit Of the
Lafayette pier, was an error. The
following ladies make UP the person
mel of the pier committee: Mrs. NJ
Brown, Mrs. George Marshall and
Mrs. A. S. Mohr Under the tutelage
Of this able committee, the repairs on
the aforesaid pier are certain of an
early completion.
The Philaco reception held at the
residence Of Mrs. G.. II. Ruge on Fri
day last was a most enjoyable affair.
1t celebrated the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary Of the organization Of this club,
which is the oldest woman's club N
the city. Mrs. John Wakefield made
the club birthday cake which sported
twenty-five candles. Mrs. r. L. Rog-
ers and Mrs. s. E. Montgomery were
the two singers whose numbers were
most enjoyed. There were only the
members of the club and their per-
sonal relations at this entertainment
since Mrs. Ruge's spacious house was
not even large enough to hold the
number of guests that the members
of this club would have liked to invite
in order to help them celebrate this
anniversary.
Saturday morning the friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. j. Hodges were both
pleased and relieved to hear that
small daughter had arrived safely
with the dawn of June gath. At this
writing both mother and daughter are
doing nicely.
Fred Floyd is assuring his friends
that at last his family has gotten
correct start; for a small son made
his appearance last Thursday. First
a daughter and then a son and the
world is well begun" Master Floyd
is the second child. Mother and son
are also doing nicely.
There were two dances in Apalachi-
cola on Friday evening. The Bache-
lors gave their customary hop at the
armory and George Wakefield gave
a costume cotillion in the dining room
of the Franklin hotel Mr.. Wakefield
has been teaching a dancing class fol
the past three months and this enter
tainment was sure proof Of his abil-
lty as a teacher of Terpsichoe; fol-
there were many expert dancers a
the Franklin on Friday.
The usual crowd gathered at the ar
mory for the Bachelors hop. The
music was good and the couples had
the usual good time.
Miss Theresa Baragunier arrived.
from Jacksonville on Wednesday night.
Miss Gragunier will be the guest of
her grandmother, Mrs. S. M. Floyd
during the months of July and August.
Rt. Rev. E. G. Weed reached Apa-
Iachicola Saturday. Sunday he Of
at the several services at Trim
ity church. He was assisted by the
rector, Rev. G. E. Benedict. AT even
song the bishop administered the or
der of confirmation to class of seven
Among them were Mrs. Nightingale
Miss Sharet, Messrs John Wakefield
Jr., Cleve Benedict and II. Kilburn.
There were several other candidates
from Clarabelle who were unable to
be present. So their names were held
over for the next class.
Sunday night Mrs. Mordin3 Bra
gunner and Miss Katherine Thompson.
both of Jacksonville, reached the city
for a fortnight's visit. During their
stay Mrs. Braguiner viii be the guest
of her sister, Mrs. S. Ewing Rice, Jr.,
and Miss Thomson will visit Mrs. N
K. Alexander.
Monday afternoon, Mrs. 5. Ewing
Rice, Jr., entertained in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Braguiner of Jacksonville |
There were twelve ladies present ana
after a pleasant game of cards, where
Miss Thomson won the first prize, ane
Mrs. LeGallie the consolation, Mrs.
Rice served a tea" Here devilled |
crabs starred. Among those present
were Mesdames LeGalle, M. DAILY, |
n. LeFevre, N. K. Alexander, l.. Har-
-ison, J. Messina, J. F. Warren, 5. nj.
Flovd George Egbert, NJ. Bragunier
Miss Thomson and Miss Kimball.
Monday evening the Woman's guilo
IF Trinity church gave an informal
reception at the rectory in honor OF
heir beloved bishop. These recep-
ions, offering the parish as they do an
to meet Bishop weed
ave become one of the most popular
annual functions of the church. They
ire also much enjoyed by BishoE
weeds many friends in the "other
odds" Mrs. B. D. Morris, Mrs. j. q.
auge and Mrs. John Wakefield assist
"A Mrs. Benedict in entertaining her
r1IaStS. While MISS Sal Oil AoS'ASN-SN't
Hiss Lamar Hickey, Miss Olive wake
ield and Jeanette Theobold served
punch. During the evening, Mrs. b H.
montgomery and Mrs. r. L. Rogers
Iang. Both these ladies are great Ia
-orites and their numbers were mucn
Among those present were
Ir. and Mrs. c. w. Hagerman, Mr..
md Mrs. Frank Wakefield, Mr.. ana
hrs. f. Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ..
.rohr. Mr.. and Miss Grady, Mr.. Mathe-
on, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sheppard, Mr..
nd Mrs. G. H. Ruge. Mr.. and Mrs.
!. H. Cook. Mrs. s. E. Montgomery
Irs. Nightingale, Mrs. Munson' Mrs
:. H. Porter, Mrs. I. G. Porter, Mrs.
rortunas. Miss Kimball, Miss Thorn
on of Jacksonville, Miss Rentz and
DR.. f. e. whitesides.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. L. G. wal
on entertained a select number OF
er friends. During game Of "auc-
ion" punch was served and the hu-
,idity of the day made this refresh
ny drink welcome. At the close al
he game cakes and ices were served.
NE highest score was made by Mrs