The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-22
TALLAHASSEE

The younger social circle enjoyed a
delightful bridge party Tuesday even
ing, when they were the guests of Mr..
II. A. Palmer. OF the home OF Judge
and Mrs. Benjamin A. Meginniss, on
South Adams street. This pretty af-
fair was given in honor OF Miss Maud
Palmer of Jacksonville.
Six tables were arranged for the
players in the living room and dining
room. Narcissus. jonquils and roses
lent q warm, springlike touch to the
scene. Progressive auction was
played. and when the game was called
Il was found that Mrs. Jack Jaeger,
Mrs. Hutchins. of Atlanta, and Mr..
Roy Callahan held the top scores. and
they were presented with appropriate
prizes. The guest Of honor received
a daintily embroidered handkerchief.
The guest OF honor, who is a striking
brunette type, was beautiful in Pari-
sian gown OF black georgette crepe,
marvellously draped and embroidered
in silver She wore her hair piled high.
and her single ornament was rare
old Spanish comb. During her visit Of
several weeks in Tallahassee. Miss
Palmer has made many friends who
Jacksonville on Thursday.
Mrs. Phelps w. Wilson was hostess
Wednesday morning to the members of
tho Morning Card club, entertaining at
her pretty suburban home on Meridian
Heights.
Mrs. H. L. Bethel captured the club
prize and the prize for the club guests
was won by Mrs. F. c. Moor. These
Ino
dlesticks with dainty tapers. After the
game a delicious hot luncheon was
served by the hostess, which was
spread on the card tables. The club
win be entertained next week by Mrs.
ii. L. Bethel, at her home, on Meridian
Heights.
Freshman Officers.
The higher division Of the freshman
class of the Leon high school recently
held their election of officers and the
result OF the election was as follows:
President. Earl Hentz.
Vice president, Miss Mary Frances
Chittenden.
Secretary Terry Bannerman.
Glass Advisor, Miss Jewel Swain.
At this meeting the class flower was
also selected.
Delightful Dinner.
The men Of the First Baptist church
enjoyed a delightful dinner Wednes-
day evening at the Leon hotel, which
was said to one of the largest gather
ings of a similar nature ever held in
Tallahassee.
The Rev. Bunyan Stephens, pastor
of the church, acted as toastmaster.
Brief talks were made by DR.. w. c.
bod, teacher of the mems class and
the Rev. Thomas Hansen, who is Wis.
itor in the city from the University of
Des Moines.
The principal address OF the evening
was made by Mr.. e. o. Sellers, of the
Baptist Bible institute Of New Or
leans The subject of his talk was
Organized Work for Men in the
Churches" He stressed the necessity
for and the advantages of the mobili-
sation of the men of the churches. He
stated that the task is for men who
are In earnest, and that the community
is looking to such men for the carrying
out of certain work. The men who
were present expressed themselves
most enthusiastically concerning the
value of Mr.. Sellers suggestion, and it
is the plan of the church to hold such
meetings at regular intervals, and fl
nally to round out and complete a
strong organization.
Teresa Louise MoNeiII.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm MCNEIL an
nounce the arrival of little daughter,
Wednesday, January IS, at their home,
on North Calhoun street. The baby
will be christened Teresa Louise"
In Honor of Mrs. Hickey.
Mrs. w. J. Bledsoe entertained at a
pretty afternoon tea Monday afternoon
in honor of her mother, Mrs. j. p.
Hickey, of Apalachicola The affair