The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-03-27

Mcdowell was prepared for a bril-
liant concert career. She decided
however, much against her husband s
wishes, to subordinate her own plans
in order to give undivided attention
to Mr.. Mcdowell. arguing that the
fostering of a great creative gift was
an infinitely higher mission for her.
than Interpreting the works of others.
AS she knew better than anyone
else how her husband wished his
music to be interpreted, Mrs. Mac
Dowel, since his death, has been
bringing his music to American people.
She carries her own piano about with
her and lectures and plays the selec-
lions afterward. Her talks proved as
interesting as her artistic playing, and
the large audience here received her
with true warmth and cordially.
Miss White Entertains.
The officers and committee chair
men Of the Tallahassee Business and
Professional Women's club entertain
ed at dinner Tuesday evening at the
Woman's Exchange tea room, in hon
or of their state president, Miss Lila
NJ. White, of st. Augustine.
Miss White talked most interesting
ly of club work throughout the state,
and of the state convention, which
convenes in Tallahassee in May. At
the conclusion of the dinner, the party
Joined the other members OF the local
club at the Leon hotel and a very en-
thusiasttc meeting was held.
Miss Ella Scoble Opperman appear
ed in an organ recital at the Baptist
church IN cambridge, Ga, Thursday
evening. Miss Opperman is dean of
the school of music of the Florida
State College for Women and a num-
ber~ of her friends from Tallahassee
accompanied her to the Georgia city.
Field Day.
Field day at the Florida State Col
lege for Women is scheduled to take
place Monday and Tuesday of this
week. There is, of course, much spec
ulatton as to the outcome of the two
days of sport This year there are
three classes who stand in line for
the banner Two years ago, the
Freshmen, the present Juniors, had
little competition. Last year there
was a great deal of rivalry between
the Freshmen and the Sophomores
But this year, the Freshmen Sophie
more and Junior classes are equally
determined, and equally capable, one
may say, of winning the coveted prize
Though the Freshmen are crippled by
the failure of several of their girls to
quality for entrance their chances are
still strong. The Freshman class al
ways produces good athletes and an
abundance of enthusiasm.
Mrs. Walter S. Love returned Thurs
day from a delightful visit of several
days with friends and relatives IN
Thomasville, Ga.
John w. Henderson has returned
from Gainesville, where he spent few
days this week, the guest of DIR. and
Mrs A. A Murphree.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Joiner are re-
ceiving congratulations of their many
friends on the arrival of a little son.
Wednesday, March %.
Misses Mary and Nell McCaa of
Norfolk, Va, were the guests Wednes-
Paul V. Lang. atstheir home on South
Duval street.
H. H. Walker, of Norfolk, is the
guest of his nephew, Hon. H. Clay
Crawford, at his home on South DuvaI
street.
Miss Lila NJ. White, of St Angus
tine, state president Of the Business
and Professional Women's clubs, was
the house guest of Miss Muriel Rose
at her home on West Jefferson street,
for several days this week.
Miss Sue Archer is able to he ont