The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-28
n., at San Carlos Attended by
Sa mt.v Members aqd Their Guests
"''' And Number of Bright
Talks Made

80 state president or the % r We
VIM w. d dinner at which liberty or
g. W. r,ambers and their friends had
In"V ,,aosure Of hearing Miss Whites
Wv Isssago to the women OF Pensacola.
n7s'I .,rned something Of what other
anu hors Of the organization have &C
n D~,nIsbed during the last year.
GUM .1 informal reception was held In
=" ~ narlor Of the San Carlos before
.h a' I banquet after which dinner was
INC nv IN the main cafe, about a long
s .,s made bright with centerpiece
'.0 S,,ad orange-h ued coreopsis, which
y -, used lavishly in carrying out the
Eu .cbeme Of white and gold. A
S, y,r Of several courses was served.
u', "Tss White was the guest Of the
,'-sooo,a club on her annual visit to
a We, mart Of the state, and in her talk
- 40 close OF the banquet impress
- ,,non the members the responsible
,,v thew owe to the organization, which
.so nointed out can live only through
,ho ne which they inject into 1t.
She brought out in q most forceful
wav not only the duties OF the bust
ness and professional women of to-
Sov hut also the privileges which are
tbs,rs and she sought TO drive home
AZ TACT that each Individual member
must do her part for the club, in real
cooperative effort.
Urging that instead Of criticism the
members bring about desired measures
through constructive thinking and
working, letting their needs or wishes
ne known, she said that the way to get
good club program Is to put your
IDEAS before the program committee,
and suggested a Question Box as a
move towards that end.
Miss White also called attention to
some Of the splendid work which Is
being done all over the country by the
women Of America, and pointed out
that the Business and Professional
Womans club is already a state and
national factor and with the women
Of every community should hold that
rank accorded the Rotary and Kiwanis
clubs, with the men-standlng with
these clubs in their civic efforts.
Miss White was followed by Miss
Nell Burrow, president Of the Pensa-
cola Womans club, who drew attention
to the great number Of club women in
Florida, Of which there are IL, 900 in the
federation alone.
Miss Burrow reminded the business
and professional women that the duties
Of the home woman are no less Inn
portant and urged full cooperation be-
tween the woman out fighting her bat
tie in the business world and the pro-
tected woman who finds her duties
about her own hearth-stone. . M
Mrs. Paul P. Stewart, president OF
the Music Study club, spoke briefly
OF that organization and Of the pleas
ure She as its representative had in
meeting Miss White and hearing the
splendid talk which she had made to
the business and professional women
Of the city.
Miss Isabelle Ingraham for the Girls
Athletic association, spoke Of the work
accomplished already by this organt-
cation which numbers thirty-fiye
members, and predicted that with Its
growth 1t will become even a. stronger
factor in community llfe,-for strength
Is one OF the standards for which the
association strives, physically and fig
uratively.
Miss Evelyn Thornton, vice-presi-
aent OF the club, and president of the
Guy Primary Teachers Association,
lalSed briefly bringing the greeting of
'ae teachers to Miss White and stress
ing some Of the important factors in
educational and civic lines.
MISS Minnie Kehoe, attorney at law
'sNea Tor few minutes expressing
"a, we pleasure OF the club in having Miss
WhIte as their guest, as did Miss Katie
Nv D'yars' treasurer Of the club.
-1Ss Leila Abercrombie, former club
. - osIuent' made p very stimulating
~, ice minute talk on the Importance of
wv president of having the full CO.
operation Of the members.
....- SNN 'Aal inc members not only
''e"a meetings themselves but bring
s ,n"'' friends and she urged that the
S Isil'oers Who have graduated into
r ~suS ana wider fields Of the business
gu SO,'a remember their own early be-
n Sa's and hold out q helping hand
i. '4'' t sisters, who are perhaps start
j. 0u' on the first rungs of the lad
,1 Miss Fannie Kehoe, president of the
Ala "uo mad introduced Miss Waite,
N NJ spoke briefly In reply to Miss
s, rI.rSsOin0ie' declaring that she felt
s,nSs. u' Oh the cooperation OF every
SS 1'SS' as her belief in applied psy-
a N: y made her sure that they were
"'n her and would stand by her
o ~ club work.
Eso 80, Ine close of the meeting, Miss
,,,g NV '"iled attention to the state con-
asn SSn IN Orlando, urging as many
rr s,s VI, as possible to attend ana also
10 :. r ~, members to attend the meet
va ~ Chattanooga.
tl,S SS following members and their
nS, ,t were present, besides the honor
N, =, %'Ss White: Miss Fannie Kehoe,
III Mo Isoe Wheat, Miss Minnie Rus
soar-. ass Clara Bell, Miss Katie Lee
s,sn :" =, Miss Leila Abercrombie, Miss
Oapa , oI'en Miss Alice Cooper Miss
Asvns Snes' Miss Minnie Kehoe, Miss