The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-16
NEWSPAPER PARTY PROVED
DELIGHTFUL ENHNT.

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On Friday afternoon. Miss Lucille Boyer
and Mrs. Ebert C1ubbs Jointly entertain
ed the members Of the Philathea Sunday
school class OF the Gadsden street Meth
odist church at the spacious home Of Miss
Boyer on East Moreno street. This being
the regular monthly business and social
meeting 81 the class the original ideas
carried out In the newspaper were very
attractive and were enjoyed by all the
guests.
Each guests Was requested 70 bring q
newspaper to this meeting, ana wlrn them
they AL guessed the ads, found partners
by the ads and In this way thhoroughly
enjoyed the evening. Newspaper hats
and napkins Of newspapers carried out the
idea Planned by the hostesses.
1 After the business part OF the meeting.
which was presided over. by the president,
assisted by the teacher of the class, Mrs
w E. Wheat, a beautiful social was en-
5oyed. during which time fruit punch,
dainty sandwiches and homemade cake
We're enjoyed. The Sass motto Is 1--we
Do Things, which motto they are living
up to in every way
The members attending this meeting
We're: MesdAmes W. z. Wheat H. w.
| MCGEE, A. L. Macon, w. A. Owens, d. j.
Perryman, c. E. Brigham, z. H Gavin,
]. d. MendonaIl, c. o. Muller. John Quar-
rier. n. @. Hillier. ]. Z. Watson, B. T.
Walker. ", II. ANDERSON. T. Carl John
son, ]. e. Williams. 7. H Lemp, J. w.
Smith, j. B. Williams. Carl Mills, J. r.
Nuniee, J. J. CroeSe. N. z. Morey, Roy
Taylor, Lewis Tatona. Glenn Miller. Frank |
Wells. ". H. Boyer, c. r. Talley. and |
Misses Olive CreaFy. Dasis CoEvin. Carrie |
Gatthland, Helen Olsen and julie Hurt |
with the hostesses.
The peanut game. which has been going |
on for the past three months. viii be un-l
yelled on Friday evening Of this week at /
Bayview Park, when q delightful picnic /
win be enjoyed by the members of the
class. Each peanut brings lunch for her
partner. which viii after the unveiEng
be enjoyed in couples.
This pleasant event win be given at
four O'Clock, and win be enjoyed in
games. lunch and swimming. All mem
bers are invited to come.
c. c. c. MET FRIDAY.
On Friday the c. G. c. (Chico Girls
Club met at the home Of Mrs. Pat Con-
zalez. Immediately after the collection
Of dues. reports from the committees and
roll call had been made pretty program
was given.
Reciation-sThe Guilty child"-Mrs. ].
Murchie.
Dance-Cleo Nelson in lovely costume
Of blue and white.
Readin gs-"The Fountains'-By tbs
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costumes Of various colors: Margaret !
Shanks, pink: callie Mae Hanson, green;
Essie Anderson, pink; Charlie Jernigan, :
pink; Clarine Shanks, yellow, and Hazel
green and pink.
Dance given by the same little girls and
Eartice Nelson, green.
The snail dance given by these girls
md Cleo Nelson, orange, and Margaret 1
Nurchie, blue.
Following the program the guests were
invited on the veranda where a delicious r
course of ice cream and cake We're serv- '
ID. The visitors attending this pleasant | \
flair were: Mrs. Len Gonzalez. Mrs. ~.
T. Walker and son, Mrs. Erwin Anderson, :
-uied Walker, Virgil Anderson. Mrs. J. =
&. Ross, Mrs. J. Murchie and Miss Callis :.
fae Hanson. Miss Laura Gonzalez join =
d the club at this meeting. :.
Those present were: Misses Lucille
'hanlzs, Virgte Lewis, Elizabeth Peake, =
annie Ross, Essie Anderson, Hazel Con >
alez, Lucille Jernigan, Carlyre Daasby. a
Helen and Matalyn Haveritte, Cleo and
Iartice Nelson, Glarfne and Margaret G
thanks, Charlie Jernigan. Betsy Walker, T
zdith Gonzalez. Lorenza Walker, Betty
.uina, Laura Gonzalez and Erwin Lewis,
r.
The next meeting will be held at the
ONE of Mrs. J. AIurchie on Barrancas
venue on Friday evening.
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