The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-04-10
TALLAHASSEE


time the members of othe legislature will
be the guests Of honor and the historic
battle ground will be the scene of a very
happy event.
1t is the hope and plan Of the Confed-
crate veterans to complete a monument
that is already in course of construction
| there, which will stand as memorial
of the victorious battle on those grounds
which saved the capital of Florida from
capture during the Civil war. Mr.. j. 3.
Fletcher, of Chattahoochee, who fought
in the war was the originator of the
| plan to erect monument on this site
and through his efforts the work was
| begun several years ago. 1t is UNDER
stood that the legislature will be asked
for an appropriation to complete the
work.
Master Robert H. Mickler. Jr., was
! a very gracious host Thursday afternoon
! when he entertained a number of his
young friends in honor of his sister,
| birthday anniversary at the home OF his
aunt, Mrs. L. A Proctor, on S, Cal
| houn-St.
Mrs Mickler Mrs. Proctor Mrs Earle
! Proctor and Mrs F. H. Phillips assisted
! in entertaining the little tots who spent
! joyous and happy afternoon playing
! games on the spacious lawn. TIE young
hosts was the young recipient of many
! BEAUTIFUL and useful gifts from his little
| friends and play mates. At a late hour
/ delicious refreshment course Of ice
| cream, cake and candy were served
DR.. H Mason Smith Superln tendant of
| the Florida Hospital for the Insane at
! Chattahoochee was among the visitors in
| the city Thursday. DR.. Smith was en-
route to Tampa, where he will enter pri-
waite practice, as specialist in mental
and nervous diseases. DR.. Smith has
! Just returned from New York and Bal
| timore where he took postgraduate
| courses in mental and nervous diseases.
| and he goes into his new field of work
thoroughly equipped in his chosen pro-
| fession.
Mrs. Lewis Charles Yeager has issued
| invitations for Monday afternoon April
| II when she will receive her friends in
| honor of Mrs. Henry Jackson Yeager,
! from five to seven o'clock, at her home
on South Bronnaugh Street.
! The honoree is charming and attract
! i've bride of last season and this event is
being anticipated with a great deal of
| pleasure.
The annual meeting of the Little
! Helpers" branch of the Woman's auXil-
| larry Of ST. Johns Episcopal church was
held Thursday afternoon at five o'clock
in st. Johns church.
The Rector, Rev. Francis Varnan con-
Quoted most appropriate and beauti
! full service for the little tots who ranged
in age from few months to four years,
and the mite boxes We're collected.
The directors of the Little Helpers"
branch, are Mrs. H. L. Palmer and Miss
Marie Waites. They are ever vigilant
concerning the welfare of the babies OF
the church and on birthday anniversaries
and at Christmas time appropriate cards
are sent to the little members, which are
kept by the mothers as valued keep
sakes. The little folks who were present
with their mothers Thursday afternoon
were: Thomas Appleyard Culley, Win
fred Eugene Harrison, Jr., Bershe Oven.
Sarah Howell Moor, Elizabeth BurweIl
Harrison, George Humphreys Gwin, Jr.,
Jefferson Davis Lewis, Caroline Nancy
Chaote, John Townsend Harrison, Wal
ter Joseph Gulley, Rose kaufman, Har
vey Patrick Roberts, Jr.. Ida Gray Per-
kins and Laura Perkins, the third.
Mrs. J. w. McCollum, State president of
the Federation of Womans Clubs is
spending some time in the city on bust
ness before the Legislature.
Col. Willis NJ. Ball, editor of the Flor
ida Times Union who has been in ITALIA
hassee during the last three weeks, re-
turend to Jacksonville Thursday.
Pat Murphy, of Jacksonville is in Tai
lahassee for the legislative session, and
is already busy in the preparing of his
Blue Book" which he issues at the
close of each session Of the legislature.
Herbert Felkel, managing editor of the
St. Augustine Record, spent the week
end in Tallahassee, and attended the
Democratic Caucus of the Legislature,
Monday evening.
Wayne Thomas, of Plant City, was
among the visitos in Tallahassee during
the week end. Mr.. Thomas was en-
route home from the Rotarian Conven-
ton held in Birmingham last week, and
stopped over in Tallahassee to attend
the Democratic Caucus Monday evening.
Miss Josephine West was the soloist
at st. Johns Episcopal church at the
Sunday morning service and her beau
tiful voice was greatly enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Winthrop and
Mr.. and Mrs. P.~W Wilson have re-
turned home from a delightful motor trip
through South Florida.
Miss Elizabeth Skinner, of Dunedin,
vice president of the Florida Federation
of Woman's clubs is spending several
days in the city on business before the
legislature.
Mrs. J. w Henderson left Thursday
for Gainesville where she will be the
guest for several days of Dr.. A. A
Murphree anad family.
Mrs. W. o. Ames left Wednesday
for a visit of several days in Jackson
Vile, where she will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Bennett, Mrs. Ames will
attend the council of the Episcopal
as a delegate from the auxiliary from
st. Johns church.
Mrs. Edith Gunter, Of Havana, spent
Tuesday in the city.
Miss Lila Peterson left Wednesday
for Pensacola where she has accepted
a position with an Insurance firm.
Mrs W. G. Powell of Arcadia, is the
house guest Of her sister, Mrs. T.B.
Byrd at her home on South Calhoun
street.
The Kings Daughters will present a
delightful musical comedy, entitled,
THE Microbe Of Love, on the 10 Of
this month. The best local talent will
be presented and it is believed that
the play will be one of the best that
amateur talent has ever produced in
this city.
Mrs. David Brandon and little son.
OF Thomasville, Ga. are the guests of
relatives in the city for several DAYS. |
oscar Johnson of Jacksonville is
spending some time in the city, repre- /