The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-17
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.. 1929

bright and charming farce was re-
lflecting all the beautiful things said
regarding the splendid performances
of the local players Thursday and Fri
day evenings at the High school audi
torium. The entire cast of the comic
opera took the parts assigned we'll,
and particularly we'll done was the
work of Miss Clara Frenkel and Mr..
Carl ArneSon, IT, S. N.
Mrs. Barnes, assisted by her sister,
Mrs. E. L. Reese, with whom she is
spending the winter, made excellent
selections, both in the play and the
members of the cast, and due to the
efforts of these co-worllers and the
members of the cast, neat sum re-
poses to the credit of the P. K. Yonge
school fund.
Bride elects gave excellent excuses
for some lovely affairs during the
sennight Just gone. Miss Sylvia Kahn
was one of these, her marriage to
Mr. Edgar kugelman to be a brilliant
event Of February. Mrs. Dave Kugel-
man and Mrs. Martin Tohrner, of
Franklin, Tenn, mother and sister of
| the groom elect, gave beautiful
| ''Fairyland" party for her Thursday
evening. and invited about twenty
five of her friends to share in the
courtesy. Mr.. and Mrs. Kugelman's
home. one of those splendid residences
on West DeSoto, bright with decor
atoms suggesting. the approaching
Yuletide, was on this occasion graced
| by the presence of mystic fairyland
folk who stepped from the pages of
Alice in Wonderland" Jack and the
Beanstalk," Seven Sisters" and other
books to honor this beautiful young
Queen of Hearts,
1t seems that the class Of 10, dear
'"Ole Hi" are to have numerous sail
ors on the troubled seas of matri-
mUny," for the past week brings us
two more announcements of brides to
he whose names are found on the
"Rawl Cawl' Of these never tO-be-
forgotten doors. Dorothy Hess has
announced her engagement to Mr..
Walter S. Busey, the marriage to be
solmenized at her home in early jan
uary. Dorothy is former Mobile girl
but as she and her family have made
their home in Pensacola for the past
five years or more, we claim her for
our very own. The groom, a prom
ising young business man, is connect
ed with the frim of Porters Bazaar,
and he and his charming bride will
no doubt continue their residence in
L SllStiCOIds
Another ''nineteener," Miss Mer-
cedes Cafiero, made known her en-
gagement at a lovely l o'clock lunch
con which her sitter, Consuelo,
gave for her on Thursday afternoon
at their home on West Cervantes
street. Miss Cafiero is noted for her
originality. and this outstanding
chara cteristic was very CleVerly
shown in this affair. there being four
ables arranged in the parlor for the
serving of the course luncheon, each
set in a most attractive manner to
represent one of the four seasons. No.
I'm not forgetting to tell YOU the
name of the one who won the hand
of this beautiful and accomplished
girl. He is Mr.. Cornelius William
O Leary, of New Orleans, a Phi Delta
Theta from Tulane, and after their
marriage early in February the two.
will go to the Crescent City, where
Mr.. OLeary is in business with his
father 'Merce," as she is fondly
called by her innumerabIe friends, is
an altogether charming young girl of
the brunette type. and though her
marriage will carry her away from
us, she will receive a cordial welcome
in New Orleans. During the past
Thanksgiving holidays she was the
guest of her fiance's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. O'Leary.
at their home on Walnut street, and
she was the guest of honor at may
delightful social functions during her
stay there.