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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-11
Pretty Bridge Party San
Carlos Honoring
Bride-Elects

Mrs.. Victor Marinelh was hostess on
Midday afternoon, entertaining at the
San Carlos Hotel from until $50 o'clock.
in honor OF Misses Susie johnson. and
Clara Pepper, two of October's charming
JrIe-cIects.
Four tables were set for the playing Of
Bridge, the players being presented with
rleynr little bride score cards. Fol-
owing the games scores were totaled, and
rrlzos awarded, Mrs. patrick McHugh
ooeiving the ace prize which was a
handy little bridge score slate. the boooy
tronh>-. a fancy doiley was claimed by
Miss Clara Pepper. while the consolation
q h9ndmade handkerchief was cut by Miss
clara Moreno. The hostess gift to each
NJ the honorees was a pretty breakfast
set. ~
The guests we're then served with de-
-ious salad course consisting of cmcKer
,,ndwiches, olives. celery. and ice tea
The favors being dainty little nut baskets
decorated with miniature brides.
Taose invited to share this courtesy
utr>. Misses Susie Johnson, and ClarS
pc,ocr. the joint honorees. and Miss
Tha'ma Collins Miss Joanna Edmundson
Miss Hazel Morrison, Mrs. Walter Wlche
Mss Carrie Moreno. Miss Clara Moreno
U.ss Mary Gilmore. Miss Hazel Maura
Mrs Nary Joyner Parker. Mrs. " ri
Pagsaale. Mrs. Patrick Ntzhugh, MISS
Geneyieve T,oftin. Miss Josie Johnson
Mrs. Frank France and Mrs. DOC Wat
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RUrLAND.PEAcoc

Mr. and Mrs. Johz Carl Scott have an
nuounced the marriage of their daughter,
Emma Rebecca Peacock, OF Wil1iston, to
Mr.. Laurie Wilson Rutland, also of that
place. the wedding having taken place
Saturday, Sept. 80, in Biltmore, N. c.
The announcement will come as a sur
prise to friends of the couple, who were
to have been married later in the season.
The wedding took place at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Archie McGeehie, where
Miss Peacock was a guest, and was a
beautiful but quiet affair.
Following the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rutland left for Asheville, where they
are spending some time. guests of the
Battery park Hotel. They will visit Rich
rnond. Va. washington, D. c.. and other
points before returning to Florida, and
will be at home to their friends in Willis
ton after October Is.
The bride is charming young woman
a graduate of the Florida State College fo1
Women. and a member of the Pt Beta
Phi Sorority. For the past three general
conventions Of the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy. she has been one OF
the maids of honor for Florida.
Mr. Rutland is pon1inent young busi-
ness man of Wiliiston, and is a graduate
of the Bailey Military Institute, Of Green
wood, S. C.-Gainesville Daily Sun.
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Jarrett-Johnson Wed
ding, Event Of This
Morning

a quiet wedding to BIO solemnized
this morning at 8 o'clock IS that Of
Miss Susie Naomi johnson, and Mr..
Frank Jarrett. the ceremony to take
place mt the First Methodist parson-
age, Rev. John w. Frazer officiating
In the presence of only the immediate
family.
The bride will wear a travelling suit
Of blue and tan with a tan colored
hat, and accessories. and will have as
her only attendant, her sister. Miss
Ruby Johnson. The brides brother,
| Mr.. Johannas Johnson will be the
groon's best man.
Immediately following the taking of
the nuptial vows. the couple will leave
ON n two weeks trip to Jacksonville,
going by way of the Alabama Georgia
route, stopping at the principal points
enroute. They will spend a short time
in Jacksonville as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. Y. Patterson, and upon
their return they will be at home to
their friends in an apartment with Mr.
and Mrs. Warfield, 313 North Spring
street.
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Miss Pepper Honoree At
Pretty Shower and
Bridge Party

Miss Clara Pebley Pepper, whose
marriage to Mr.. Temp Wesley Corn
well will be an interesting social event
OF Wednesday, October the eighteenth
was the recipient of a pretty courtesy
yesterday afternoon, when Patrick
McHugh entertained in her honor from
3 until o'clock with miscellaneous
shower and Bridge Party
The home was prettily decorated
Tor The occasion, cut flowers being
used in profession. Soon otter the
arrival Of the guests little Billy Perry
appeared dressed as a large Killarney
rose bearing an attractive Empire bas-
ket which held countless useful and
attractive gifts for the bride elect.
When the presents had been taken
from their tissue wrapping by the
honoree, and passed about for the
guests to admire the game of Bridge
then proved absorbing for an hour or
more. Following the totaling of
| scores Miss Occie Clubbs was found
| to be the holder of high score, and
claimed two beautiful Madeira hand
kerchiefs. Miss Clara Pepper was the
winner of the BOBBY trophy, a pretty
little fudge apron, while Mrs. V. H.
Ragsdale cut the consolation, receiv-
| ing half a dozen hand painted tea
coasters.
| After the game, an ice course was
most refreshing, Mrs. McHugh being
assisted in serving by Miss Alice Pep
per, and Janet Geralds. The Killarney
| rose COMFORTS, with individual cakes
embossed in white and decorated in
the Killarney rose. The beautiful
cake was truly brides cake and con-
tanned both a thimble and dime.
! Those invited to play Bridge were
the guest Of honor, Miss Clara Peb-
ley Pepper, Miss Victor Marinelli. Miss
Hazel Morrison, Mrs. Raymond An
derson, Miss Kathleen Morrison, Miss
Sallie McLane, Miss Marie Born, Miss
Hazel Maura, Miss Myrtle Rice, Mrs.
Walter Wicke, Miss Susie Johnson,
Mrs. V. II. Ragsda1e, Miss Mary Gill
more, Mrs. Mary Joyner Parker, Miss
Irna McDavid, Miss Occie Clubbs, and
Miss Joanna Edmundson. Those who
came in later for refreshments were
Mrs. F. NJ. Williams, Mrs. J. D. Perry
Mrs. James Gerelds, Mrs. Barton Pep
per, Miss Emma Mahone Mrs. Charles
Wright and Mrs. A. e. McDavid, and
Mrs. F. NJ. Williams, Jr., others also
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men who had taken Mrs. Durkee's house
next door.
In stereotyped parlance my heart STOOD
star' at sight of the squat, plodding fig
ure, then gave a bound OF resentment. ]
recalled the surveillance to which my
movements had been subjected ever
since the new tenants had moved in. the
queer flashing in the sunlight which ]
had interpreted as the movement of field
glasses held in the hands of men spying
upon our home, remembered also with a
little thrill of fear the horseman who had
followed me upon the day of my adyen-
ture at the inn
Had they now set their servant to this
degrading task of espionage? The thought
brought certain fear with it, because of
the valuable paper of which l was the
custodian, and which I believed was the
reason of their presence so near my home.
Ihat they were members or associates of
the gang of enemy spies TO which Grace
Draper belonged was fairly sure, prin-
clpally because I could think of no other
possible reason for their spying upon me.
But stronger than fear was the anger
tnaa consumed me at the thought of this
stoiid-looking Asiatic padding along be-
mind me, no doubt keeping me always in
sight from beneath his slanting eyelids.
gave another swift glance over nv
shoulder Yes, he was still behind me.
and L noted with little excited tremor
that he had perceptibly diminished the
distance between us.
What Madge Thought.
Could it be possible that he intended
tn 7
around me, saw that the street 1 was on
"a short cross one, connecting the one
upon which the sother Mrs. Graham
lived with the main thoroughfafe of the
little village-was almost deserted. with
but two or three houses upon it. and those
set lar back among trees and shrubbery.
No one but the Japanese and myself
was to be seen. If he planned to speak
to me unobserved he could have no better
opportunity.
Curiously enough. considering the
nerve cracking experiences 1 had Just been
through, had no other fear than that
of the man accosting me. That he might
believe me to have the secret paper con-
cealed upon my person and try to take IL
from me or to frighten me into giving il
up did not think of until afterward. The
paper in it's metal and oiled silk wrap
pings, was still concealed in my mother
Chinese vase, camouflaged by flowers in
water, and had placed the vase in my
mother-in laws room, on the principle
that things nearest at hand are best con-
ceaied.
Actions That Surprise.
Dicky's mother knew the secret of the
vase, and under pretence of fussiness
allowed no one to arrange her flowers but
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SOCIAL CALENDAR


WEpNESpAf
-rnsrbcrs OF the y. L. Cook
.as al. All hold their regular meeting
r.ra' -, ,ulrliug IN the afternoon
me 49,. All parents are requested
$50 y ,r.,tsl effort 10 be present.
"AN' sanders Beach IN honor OF
AM c.rls nv the boys VINO nave
fe H. ....s,ng dances given by tho girls.
zen d, ,,, is Furnished by the RAINBOW
aas'1 M.' r5 all 1p's who wish TO
'Fene@H1 .t.,r o. notify Nessrs. jesse
st and Harold Lows r,,..,..,...
S.-s,'' IL az me Central Christian
.-.,,r,s viii met "a the afternoon at j
49, a. =, ,hc rome 1t Mrs. II. F. Ma
l, -,s n. Al-ar.z street.
''e% ,,,.~,ra ryub viii meet in the even
..- ,,c Masonic Temple at 1880 O'Clock.
'-.,gor.ntg will he made for coming
'.,t,,ns and other important business
I'm he tskeo up. Full attendance urged.
~,.. r,>sl Neishhors of America will
49,, ,,ejr regular meeting in the after
.a a.. go o'clock at the Pythian hall
rr,gt Garden street All members are
.rre,+l, requested to be present as bust
n.es NJ Importance is to be transacted.
THURSDAY
.fys Nnthup viii be hostess to the
,..n Hundred club in the Afternoon al
s20 o'clock.
Al members Of the club are invited
,,d any who cannot attend will please
,aafv the hostess,
u3, Grove, Number 4 will have a meet
,, in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
" q w. hall on West Romano street
n.ranization will take place at this time
nd those wishing to join the team are
~.1ucs,od to he present.
circle No. OF the Knox Presbyterian
e.arch will meet in the afternoon at
rock at the church. All ladies are re.
,.tasted to come early prepared to tie the
comfort
FRIDAY.
The Phaathea Class OF the G. st. NJ. Z
church will hold their regular bushes:
and social meeting at the bungalow home
~ Miss Madge Taylor, 1925 East GadsdeI
street In the afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs Roy Taylor and Miss Madge Taylo
vii, be Joint hostesses, and every membe
jg ordiallv invited to attend.
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TROTTER.R uRGE.

The following will be of much cordial
interest here as the bride is former
Pensacola girl. and has visited in the
city on a number of occasions since go
ing to Mobile to make her home:
A romance that began when the con-
tracing parties were schooln1ates In
Barton eliminated in an interesting we'd
ding Friday evening at 8 O'Clock, at the
Crichton Methodist church, when Miss
Frances Vivian Burge became the bride of
Mr.. Joseph Pierce Trotter of Montgom-
cry.
The church was decorated in palms,
ferns and flowers in rainbow colors. Tall
wicker baskets OF Mexican jewel vine
n1un,bago and goldenrod were placed
about the chancel and on either side OF
the altar were baskets of Killarney roses
Tho attendants wore gowns of taffeta
and lace in rainbow colors. The ushers
Mr.. Henry Shaub and MIR. Willard SugGs
of Pensacola. brother-in-law and uncle
~ the bride. came first. They were fol-
lowed by Miss Helen Haas in pink Then
oaroa q sroomsman, Mr.. r. B. Janney,
followed by Miss Emma Haas in olue
Misc Fioise McDavid came next. she
r,ss at+irad in a costume of yellow and
,,os followed by the natron of honor
Mrs II. f. Shaub, in lavender. FOLLOW
ing the matron of honor VINO Is Inc
hrJde,s sister. came the little flower girls
looking dainty and sweet In dresses %
green taffeta. They were Minnie EVE
Burge, the brides youngest sister shu
Leila Mae Brickland. Last win .e'
father, Mr.. J. w. Murge, came ene Drloe
In her wedding robe Of satin lace anu
pearls. Her veil was worn off the race
and fastened with a bandeau OF pearlf
and orange blossoms. Her only ornament
was a rope of pearls, the grooms gut
They were MET at the altar by the groom
end his best man, NJ, II. c, Christopher
rev J. b. Trettsr. the groom's father
assisted by Rev. j. w. Horn. pastor OF
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. Ellis O, Williams, of Milton spent
yesterday in the city.
~
Miss Elizabeth Reid, who is connect
ed with Armour and Company has re-
turned to the city after an absence Of
a month or more, most OF this time
being spent in Helena, Ark.
Miss Roberta Lawrence is much i'm
proved after being i'll with dengue
fever at her home. $40 East Gadsden
street.
Mrs. I. D. Thames and little daugh-
ter, Mary Ellen have returned home
after spending two weeks as the
guests of her mother. and father, Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Beall OF Atlanta.
Mrs. J. B. Morrow returned ON Mon
day evening after a pleasant visit in
Cincinnati, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow are
now located at the North Hill apart
ments.
Miss Kitten Merritt returned home
on Monday evening after spending
some time in Detroit as the guest Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Biggers.
= u
Mrs. D. f. Douglas who was operated
on at the Pensacola Hospital short
! time ago for appendicitis. is now at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Riera, and is recuperating quickly.
Mr.. Leon Lischkoff has returned
from pleasant three weeks vacation
spent in Signal Mountain, Tenn.
Mr.. Wilbur Hoomes left yesterday
for his home in Selma, after spending
week or more as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. o. jacobsen, and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Hoomes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Ward, 1101
/ North Alcaniz street have as their
guests, Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Neal, OF
Lima, Ohio.
| Mrs. Alex Poss is i'll with dengue
fever at her home on West Belmont
street.
! Mrs. w. A. Pollock expects to leave
on Thursday for WASHINGTON, D. c
where she will be Joined by her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, 1t. and Mrs. A. A
GLADDEN., U. S. NJ. c. They will gc
from there to Quantico, Va, where
1t. GLADDEN. will be stationed this win
ter. Mrs. Pollock will remain unit
Christmas when she will be Joined By
(Dr. Pollock. and the two will reurI
home together.
Friends Of Miss Gertrude PfeiffeI
will be pleased to learn that she ii
resting nicely after an operation at thu
Pensacola hospital.
Friends of Divisional Chief Owen
of the Internal Revenue Department
will regret to hear that he is confined
to his home by an attack Of dengu'
fever.
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MISS ELOISE SMITH
APPOINTED U. C. v.
MAID OF HONOR

The following is taken from the sum
DAY edition Of the Jacksonville Times a
beautiful picture of Miss Smith accom-
Nny'ug the write up:
Miss Eloise Smith. the charming dauGh-
Re? of MIR and Mrs. Bryan Smith has been
appointed by Gen. Frink. of Jasper as
inst maid Of honor for U. c. ". first Flor
,la brigade, for the U. c. v. reunion to
De held in Tallahassee, October is. MISS
Smith comes Of distinguished Southern
~aease. She is a great granddaughter OF
''e late Judge A. f. Maxwell. of Fensa-
va who was a member OF the Confed-
o'a'a o'ngress. ana great nincN OF Ma"
y .o' "ren Randolu:, gin:lh. OF North Caro-
/ ,''' designer Of the Stars and Bars, the
'"s ~ ;Ie Confederacy,
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REVELATIONS
OF A WIFE
BY ADELE GARRISON

Why Madae Was Startled and Amazed BY
Her Next-D Door Neighbours Servant.
I had little time to speculate upon the
meaning of the phrase, "THE Capt.
Grantland." upon the lips of the "other
Mrs Graham for, as 1 turned the cor
ner of the street nearest her home some
thing more absorbing eugrossed my atten-
ton.
1t is rare thing for me to look back
ward over my shoulder when I am walk
ing, and I can only ascribe the fact that
I did so at this particular time to one of
the psychic little premonitions which come
to me- sometimes.
AS turned my head, suddenly, I saw
plodding along not so very far behind me
the Japanese servant OF the mysterious
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RETURN HOME FROM
LOVELY HONEYMOON

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Warren Battle have
rington after a most delightful honey
moon spent in New Orleans, where
they were the guests of the Gruenwald
Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Battle enjoyed
a r,mber of pretty dinner dances in
the Oriental room of the Gruenwald-
Mrs. Battle was given hearty well
come in New Orleans, Mr.. Battle hav-
ing been in business for several years
In that city.
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MARRIAGES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The following announcement will
prove of interest here:
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Meridith
announce the marriage
of their daughter
Elizabeth
to
Mr.. George Malcolm Carmichael
on Thursday. October,
the fifth,
at five o'clock
First Baptist Church
Mobile, Alabama.
Rev. j. w. Phillips performed the
impressive ceremony. the bride and
groom leaving Immediately for a hon
eymoon trip in New Orleans. They
will return to make their home in Mo-
bile at 1898 Texas street.
Miss Meridith was the guest of Miss
Marie Spottswood at the time of her
marriage and was joined by her mo-
Their of this city, and Mr.. Carmichael els
mother, of Sunny South, Ala.
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the church, performed the ceremony.
The bride carried a beautiful bouquet
TO white roses with shower Of swan
sonia and tube roses. The attendants
carried Killarney roses and the little
flower girls baskets of Mexican jewel vine
and carnations.
Prior to the arrival of the bridal party
the guests enjoyed a musical program
Miss Loretta Scl1waemn1ie played two
violin solos, accompanied by Miss Lilly
Simmons at the piano. Mr.. II. A. Per-
kins sang eat Dawning," and Mrs,
Charles Armbrecht sang "The Sweetest
story Ever Told During the ceremony
Miss Schwaemmie and Miss Simmons
played 1.-THE Melody Of Love"
A wedding reception was held at the
home of the brides father for the bridal
marty and a few intimate friends. The
home was beautifully decorated in ferns
and rainbow hued cut flowers. In the
dining room the punch bowls rested be-
meath a. beautifully arranged rainbow
There Miss Ruth Burge, a sister of the
bride and Miss Elna McDavid served. The
BRIDES table had for It's centerpiece the
brides cake beneath q cascade OF rain
how colors suspended from the chandelier.
It was lighted with candles in silver can"
deIabra. The rainbow colors were carried
out in the freshments. The BRIDES book
was in charge of Miss Martha Haas.
The bride changed her wedding dress
for one of blue poiret twill with trim
nings Of henna duvetyn. She wore be-
coming hat of henna trimmed with sill
yer flowers.
The couple left for Birmingham and
Atlanta, and on their return will be at
home at 10s Holcomb street. Montgomery
The out-of town guests were Rev and
Mrs. J. B. Trotter and little sons, Charles
and Eugene, Mrs. e. A. Suggs, Mr.. Will
lard suggs. Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. suggs'
Ret McDavid, Mrs, Emily Hobbs. Mrs. c.
X. Morse, Mr.. r. c. Christopher and Mr..
r. B. Janney.-Mobile Register.
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DANCE AT RAYVlEW
ON SATURDAY EVENING

Baryview Park will close on the fiji
teenth of this month, and one of the
at affairs of the season to be given
at this delightful resort that has been
the scene of innumerabie gayeties
during the past summer and early au-
+vynn IL the dance planned for this
Saturday eveing.
The affair will be given under the
anspices OF the city, and Mrs. S. For
svrn will be in Charge.
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PRAYER MEETING AT
GENITAL CHRISTIAN.

Following the prayer meeting tonight
which vii, be led by Miss Tommie Cooper
NJ the Central Christian Church, there
will be a symposium on Sunday School
work in which Miss Ethel Paderick, Miss
Gladys Vaughn, Miss Wayne Freeman.
Miss Margaret Owsley, and others will
participate.
All are cordially invited to attend both
The prayer meeting and after services.
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JOHNSON MAYO.

Miss Leila Bell Mayo, of Century, and
Mr.. J. E. Johnson. of Parson. Kans., were
very quietly married on Friday afternoon
Judge.
Mr., and Mrs. Johnson spent two days
in the city, leaving on Sunday for a short
honeymoon in st. Louis, before going to
Parson to make their home.
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DRAMATIC CLUB.

The Dramatic Club Of the Catholic
daughters OF America will meet on We'd
aesday evening at o'clock at the Tore
Hall
Full rehearsal Of all the characters in
the cast OF Second Childhood" at the
Tore School on Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
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LITTLE MISS EDITH VAUGHN
rEiE aRATES NINTH BIRTHDAY.

Mrs. T. B. Vaughn entertained for her
little daughter Edith, with a surprise
marty on Monday evening, the occasion
beinr the anniversary of the little girls
birthday.
The halloween scheme was carried out
in the decorations, and the entertainment
consisted Of various kinds of games. Ice
cream and cake we're served.
ABOUT twelve little girls and boys en-
loved this pretty party
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U. o. c. MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting of the Z
n. G.. will be held this afternoon at 3:3
o'clock at the Court House Bivouac.
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calling informally between and
o'clock
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MR.. AND MRS. HENRY "a.
WHITE RETURN HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Henry White arrived
home on Sunday evening after a. four
months honeymoon trip spent in the west
and midwest. most of their time being
spent in pueblo, Colorado Springs, Kansas
City, and Hot Springs. In the latter city
they were the guests of Mrs. Whites fam
lily and Mr.. Whites sister, and brother
-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Adair, Mr..
Adair being manager of the Moody Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. White are now at home
to their friends at Al East Gregory
street.
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IMPORTANT MEETINGS
DUTCH DOLLS AND
FROST FAIRIES.

UIcre VIII be a meeting OF the DutcF
Polls and Frost Fairies on Wednesday af-
,ernoon at $3.50 o'clock at the Zorro Hall
Full attendance urged.
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LITTLE SON ARRIVES
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Frutchman announce
the birth of a son on Monday evening
at the Pensacola hospital.