The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-03

Tallahassea Anrn .

e'musics has arranged a series of student
I recitals, and an interesting program is
rendered every two weeks, In the au-
ditorium OF the Florida state college
for women. Thursday afternoon at
$3.50. large audience gathered to hear
fine program,
Master Andrews Oven celebrated his
eighth birthday anniversary Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Owen, on
North Calhoun street. The young host
was assisted in entertaining his guests
by his mother. and his aunt, Miss Mary
Raney. Games were enjoyed on the
lawn and at the conclusion of a de-
lightful afternoon Mrs. owen served n
delicious refreshment course to the
little folk. The pretty birthday cake
was adorned with eight burning tapers
and adorned the table as center
decoration. Lovely duchess roses were
artistcally arranged in the dining
room, lending a pretty color note. The
guests on this happy occasion includ-
cd: Sarah Ball Palmer, George Saxon
Palmer, Dorothy Bellamy, Alice Da-
mon. Bershe oven, Isabelle Yon, Mary
Hamilton Meginniss, Ben Meginniss
Jr., Roy McRae, Ralph McRae Billy
DeMilly, William Collier. Clarence
Parramore. John DeMilly, Talbot Whit
field, Alban Stewart, Will oven and
Hamilton oven.
The suburban home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Angus ellis was the scene Wednesday
afternoon of a pretty social event,
.wrhen Mrs. Gillis entertained the mem
Beers OF the Wednesday afternoon card
club, from, four TO six. Several inter-
esting rubbers were played. at the con-
clusion OF which, It was found tina:
Idrs. G. q. Parramore held top scope,
' Tor which she received the trophy,
hand embroidered apron. The hostess
served a delicious and tempting salad
course, with Russian tea.
A chapter of the order of the East
ern Star was organized in this city
Tuesday evening. al the Masonic hall,
where most impressive ceremonies
were conducted. State Grand Matrcn,
Mrs. Jeffries acted officially in the
organization. The officers elected
were: Grace IL. Marshall, worthy ma
iron; c. c. Hobbs. worthy patron;
Ruth Kellum, associate matron; Mrs.
@. @. Parramore. marshal; Mrs Il. j.
Jones, sentinel; Miss Phobe Singletary,
secretary; Mrs. Lewis r. Spear, war
den; Susie L. shackleford, treasurer;
Beulah Brennon, conductress; Jane
Fleetwood, associate conductress; Cade
T.. Shackleford. chaplain; Clifton
Byrd Van Brunt, Bessie II. Jones, Mrs.
N. b. Atkinson, Mrs. Il. S. Roberts and
Clara M. Carroll. at the five points of
the star. At the conclusion of the or
ganization the Masonic lodge served a
banquet I'm their usual bountiful style,
and delightful social hour was en-
joyed.
A wedding of interest to many
friends OF the couple in Tallahassee,
was that of Miss Elizabeth Alexander
and #. r. Henderson, which was SOL
, emnized Saturday morning at 300
so'clock at the First Methodist church
an Buena Vista. Ga, the home of the
bride. Following the ceremony a de-
licious wedding breakfast was served
the bridal party and intimate friends
at the home of the brides parents and
the young couple then left by motor on
their honeymoon journey. They will
make their future home in South
Florida.
Col. Willis NJ. Ball, editor of the
Jacksonville Times Union, arrived in
the city Monday for an extended stay,
and has spent this week establishin
and equipping a Times-Union bureau
for the coming session OF the legisla-
ture.
George Talbot Whitfield, Jr., is able
TO be out again after a brief illness at
the homo of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Il. Whitfield, at their home on South
Adams street.
Mar and Mrs. Milton e. Parker and
children left this week for Cara belle,
where they will spend some time.
Mrs. 5. ID. Chittenden. of Cairo Ga,
Is the house guest of Mrs. John S.
winthrop. at her home on North Mon
roe street.
Hon. p. l.. Moore. OF Carrabelle, ar
rived in Tallahassee Saturday for the
attendance upon the coming session of
the legislature.
Mrs. Edgar Lewis, former state
president OF the federation of women's
clubs. was visitor in the city this
week.
l.. A. Perkins. Jr., OF Jacksonville,
spent the Easter holidays in the city
the guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. A. Perkins at their home on Cal
houn street.
Mrs. George Messicl< left this week
for Philadelphia, to join Mr.. Messick
where they will reside in future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson are
pleasantly located in the Gilbert cot
sage on College avenue.
DIR. John M. Tut, of. Kansas City. |
NO., member OF the board OF lecturship
OF the first church of Christ, scien- |
tist, delivered an address In the city
Thursday evening.
Mrs. M. w. Carter has returned from
delightful visit with friends and
relatives In Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam ID. Bennett and
infant son, William Ames, returned |
Monday to their home In Jacksonville. |
after visit in the city, the guests OF |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Ames, on South |
Adams street.
Mrs. J. w, Collins has returned horne
from Charleston. S. c.. where she was