The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-23
Appalachicola
News Notes

which faces Lafayette park. was the
scene of a very pretty card party last
Thursday, when Mrs. Marshall enter
tanned in honor OF Mrs. Dwight Mar
shall's guest, and the Five Hundred
club. This club recently voted down
the offering Of prizes at their regular
games; but on this occasion Mrs.
Marshall waived the rules. The first
prize was won by Mrs. John Marshall,
Jr.. Mrs Marion Wing won the con-
ISOLATION, and the guest OF honor was
the recipient of a very dainty gift from
the hostess. Such elaborate refresh
ments were served that 1t Is quite in
keeping TO say that this generous hos
tess treated the members OF her club
and her other friends to Gargantuan
feast this Thursday afternoon. Among
those present were Mesdames Dwight
Marshall, L. C. Hagerman, Marian
Wing. p. III. PIoegner, Elgin Wefing.-
William Sheppard II. l.. Carter, John
Marshall. Jr., II, l.. Oliver, II. Sawyer.
Otto Anderson, Miss Morris and Miss
Robbins
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Ruge were at
home on Friday night to their inti-
mate friends. There were several ia
bles Of rock. Later IN the evening
Mrs. Ruge had q WEIGH rarebit, and
as usual Mrs. Ruge's hospitable board
groaned with the many accessories that
a rarehit connotes Among those who
enjoyed Mrs. Ruge's hospitality on last
Friday night were Mrs. C. f. Voting.
Mr., and Mrs. II. L. Rogers, DIR. and
Mrs Weems. and Madam Hatch
Miss Merridy Wefing was hostess to
the Pollyanna club on last Friday af-
ternoon. This Is the youngest club
in the city. and 1t Is very enthusiasts
tic organization. After spending the
afternoon In games and listening to
Mcrridy's doll photograph as i'll
ground out music Just like a grown
UP victrola," the children were RECALLED
by Mrs. Wefing with such refreshments
as arc sure to delight childish hearts.
Among the members OF this flourish
ing club are Mary Carol Rice, Billy
Jrell, Mabel and Margaret league,
Ada Clair Theobald. Mary Francis |
Whitcside Cordelia Brunson. Mildred |
Sawler, Ruth Sheppard. Margaret |
Cook. Theresa Warren, Chauncey
coombs and George Whiteside
on Tuesday afternoon at the resi- !
dence OF her daughter Mrs. John ,
Cook. Mrs g. l. Porter entertained I
one of the oldest societies in the city. |
which Is known locally by the sobri- |
quet The Gophers." The members of I
this society earned the name in the
following amusing manner: They play
Five HUNDRED and they keep their
score In the hole" most OF the time /
AS Miss Olive Ruge. the daughter of
one OF the most popular members OF /
the Gophers, said: They did II just /
like gophcrs; they never work out"
On this Tuesday Mrs. Porter also had /
many OF her other friends as her
guests. She was assisted In Serving
by her daughter. Mrs. John Cook, and |
her two nieces. Mrs C. b. Coombs and |
Miss Mary Porter. Among those pres
cnt were Mesdames G.. Il Voting, J. |
Wakefield, w. b. Brunson, 3. ID. Nor
ris. G. III, Parlin G. III. Ruge, j. c.
Rugc, II. ii. Porter. J. Cochrane, Miss /
Elizabeth Grady, Madam Hatch and
Madam Rice. The guest OF honor on /
this occasion was Mrs .Ruge's friend II
and cousin, Mrs. Cochrane of New n
York.
Monday afternoon Mrs. j. +. Warren
entertained at cards. Her large sit
ting room was decorated with lilies
and the first Ayacinths of the season.
Mrs Warren has one of the most
beautiful flower gardens In the city.
After the card game, salad course
was served Among those who en-
Joyed Mrs. Warren's hospitality were 4
Mesdames S. NJ. Floyd. AL LeFevre,
Louis Harrison. ]. Messina, s. Ewing
Nj n0T 4
Hoffman,
Miss Nvonne Brine. the little daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Irene Brine, gave a very
pretty ehildren's party last Saturday
AFTERNOON. The occasion being the
birthday OF this sweet child. When
there arc so many pretty children
present II Is hard to name them, but
the lawn in front of her uncle, Mr.
I.abitudes home. whore Mrs. Brine
lives, was alive with Riddles all dressed
in their best bibs and fuckers. They
made very pretty picture, and they
had very good time.
on Tuesday afternoon the first COM
mittee meeting OF those who were
chosen to carry out the Near East
drive. was held In the chamber OF com
merce. Every society in the city was
requested to send delegate to this
meeting. Among those appointed to
attend were: Mrs. JOS. Messina from
tho Catholic Reading circle; Mrs. ].
q. Ruge from the Philaco; Mrs. Mey- .
erhoff. from the U. D. c.: Mrs. will
Sawyer, from the NJ. L. Ladies' Aid: 9
Mrs A. s. Mohr from the NJ. c. A.. etc. l
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. I
Hagerman will be glad to know that ,
Mrs, Hagerman's charming sister. Mrs
Parker, is well on the road to recov-
cry from the serious illness which has
married her visit to Apalachicola.
Wednesday afternoon, in Lafayette :
park, the members of the Catholic
Reading circle. gave a peanut hunt
for the children OF st. Patrick's parish. T
Master Bernard DAILY wop the boys t
prize finding 100 peanuts: while SybilI g
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