The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-23

The Robert z. Lee, White and Colo
Breakfast, which was held at the San
Carlos hotel, Friday afternoon at one
o'clock was a brilliant affair Of East
pr week, however this was the first
breakfast given is Is hoped that It win
finally be made an annual affair.
The reception committee were: Mrs.
M. z. Bats, state Director Of Lee
Memorial Mrs. Frank d. Tracy, state
president, Mrs s, A. Moreno, state
corresponding secretary, Mrs. r. P.
Reese, president of Pensacola Chapter
assisted by Mrs. Harding Burke. Mrs.
j. A. Mcdonald, of Century, Mrs, Dan
shepard and Mrs. Roy Taylor.
The decorations, in white and gold
with touch OF green, were beauti-
ful, and the many butterflies slipping
honey from the hearts OF the flowers
and poised on the snowy table linen
gave An artistic touch almost hides
crfbable Mrs. r. NJ. Turner. chairman
OF this committee. Is indeed. an artist
and. to her, so ably assisted by Mrs.
John A. Merritt, and Mrs. 8. A. Nor
emo, much OF the beauty and success
OF the lovely affair. Is due. The favors
were beautiful white baskets, filled
with home made candy carrying out
the colors, white and gold, and percked
on the handle of each, was white and
gold butterfly; Miss Bessie Linden
struth, the chairman of the favor COM
mittee, with Mrs. Dan Shepard, Mrs
~ w. Speed Mrs. c. w: Forum and
AIRS. II A. Johnson. sent each guest
homo with a souvenir that will keep
alive the memory OF the first Robert
ID. Lee White and Gold Breakfast.
programme
1. Dixie-Piano and Violin Miss
Katherine Motta and Mr.. O'Brien Mot
"a.
2. Vocal Solo--Carry Me Back to
Old Virginia-Miss Virginia walker
Piano--Miss Motta. violins- Mrs.
wallace Lamar and Mr. Motta.
g. Toast to General Lee-By DR.. J..
W. Frazer, pastor First Methodist
church.
A. Medely- Southern Airs Piano
Misc Motta, Violin-Afr. Motta.
9. Instrumental Duet--Piano Miss
AIotta and Mr.. oBrien Motta, violin
9. Mocking Bird, Whistled by Mrs.
George Turner, Miss Walker. accom-
Danytst.
Vocal Solo--Silver Threads Among
The Gold.--Miss Lillian Thomas.
8. when The Dream OF a Dreamer
Comes True"--Music composed by Mr..
OsBrien Motta, and dedicated to his
mother; words by Mr.. Frank Ormsbee.
c. p. o., naval air station-Sung by
Miss Katherine Maria Motta.
Q. Suwanee river--U. D. c. State
Song Everybody invited to join in.
Menu
Celery Olives
Fish with white sauce
Saratoga chips Green peas
Waldorf salad
Bread and butter
Vanilla ice cream White cake
Coffee
The official table with Mrs. M. e.
Bats, state director OF Lee Memorial,
at the head and directly opposite Mrs.
Frank ID. Tracy, state president, seat :
ed around them were Mrs. S. A. Nor
emo, state corresponding secretary,
Mrs. r. p Reese, president OF Pensa-
cola Chapter, Miss Virginia Walker,
secretary of local chapter, Mrs. Roy
Taylor, registrar Of local chapter, and
Mrs. j. A. Mcdonald, OF Century, Mrs.
j. S. Turberville, of Century, Mrs A.
II. Butterworth, Mrs. c. r. Johnson,
Mrs. G. w. Forum.
Mrs. w. w. Whitfield presided very
graciously at one of the tables, and
had the distinct honor OF having Mr..
Peter Lindenstruth son of the Con-
federacy, seated on her right.
Those reserving tables were, Mrs. T..
A ~
Mrs. George Wentworth, and Mrs.
James Macgibbon. as guests.
Mrs. John Merritt. with Mrs r. Fl.