The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-16

arina HovermaIe, on the cambridge
road. Miss Hovermale is charming
patroness OF the sorority, and this
merry event proved one OF the most
delightful OF similar affairs that nave
been glen in honor Of the various col
lege sororities.
silver, gold and blue, the s-olors ni
the sorority, were used IN effective
decoration throughout the pretty
rooms. The dinner. In three courses
was served from small card tables
and each had a central decoration OF
burning yellow tapers In silver cancel
abra. softly shaded with hand-paintea
shades IN pansy design. Silver baskets
lheld minis, in gold and blue. The ice
course was especially pretty-orange
Ice In orange baskets, served from SILL
yer plates. Sailed nuts We're served IN
! tiny delta. shaped baskets,
Dancing between courses was TEA
ture OF the evening, and the dance
cards were the clever work Of the hos-
/ tess. being made in pansy shape OF sill
yer and gold, with blue pencils.
mrs. Il. NJ Phillips entertained Mon
dav afternoon at her home on East
Virginia street in celebration Of the
! sixth birthday anniversary Of her lit
lie daughter, Caroline. The guests m
icfuded eleven Of the little schoolmates
OF the honor guest, and merry after
noon was spent playing games on Inc
lawn. A special feature Of interest
was the grab bag. arranged by the
hostess. and which contained an ap-
nropriate souvenir for each guest MIS-
phillips served a tempting Ice course
on the lawn, with. cake and candy.
a marriage of interest IN Tallahas-
see. where the bridegroom formerly
readed, was recently solemnlzed IN
huntington. Ind, when Miss Dessilee
Mvttle Kramer became the brida OF
MIR r. w. McNeilil. Mr.. McNela j.
The brother of Misses AIargie and Jes-
Gle Mcneil mad Mr.. Malcolm Mcneil
Of this city. The wedding was a quiet
hone affair, and Immediately after tne
trnony the bride and groom left II
iaelr car for their honeymoon jour
,ex to Chicago and other points.
Mrs. w. H. smith entertained Friday
aTIernoou. 81 her attractive home or
Afer. dian Heights, in compliment to 9
love.y bride-eIect, Miss Jane N'chol-
son If Havana. The affair was in TIE
nature Of a miscellaneous shower Lac
rooms were prettily decorated WIN
profusion of pink vlne, roses ano
rrfenerv. In the dining room the
brides table was the center q attrae'
ton From the large chandelier ntlA4
a huge wedding bell, tied with pima
and white ribbons. the ends OF whicI
were caught in graceful bows at the
four corners OF the table. A tiny bride
lana groom stood on the table on tbs
edge Of a miniature sea, awaiting thu
coming in OF their ship. This eiIec'
was most cleverly arranged and sug-
gested the manner ii which the show
Ter was presented.
Entertaining more than zoo Of hel
friends, Mrs. ]. w. Collins, Sr.. was
gracious hostess wednesday afternoon
when she received IN honor q hel
three Charming daughters: Mrs. Nose
lev Collins, Mrs. j. w. Collins, Jr., and
Mrs. Kenneth Collins.
A pretty social event Of Thursday
afternoon was the tea at which Mrs
John Earle Perkins entertained at hel
home on East Call street. between tho
hours Of four and six O'clock.
The spacious rooms OF this colonial
home were aglow with the hospiIable
radiance of many burning tapers, ar
tisricaliy placed II handsome candel-
bra. The Mexican coral vine FREEDOM
| mated in the drawing room and living
room. which blended harmoniousiy
with the pretty rose Light Of The chan
deIiers. In the dining room color
motif Of golden yellow prevailed, and
/ the table had large crystal bowl O
/ handsome zensas Of yellow and gold
i as a. center decoration. Silver basket:
Il lheld yellow minis, and tea and coffes
j were served from each end Of tbs
sltable from an exquisite old-fashionee
i silver service a tempting salad courss
tlwas served.