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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1911.
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( PEOPLE AND EVENTS)
By BONNIE
! THE WEEICS EVENTS I
Meeting of the W. C T. U. at the First Presbyterian church, .at
I p. m.
f FRIDAY.
Me tin ef the North Hill Sewing Circle; hostess, Mrs. J. C.
Baldwin.
SUMMER AFTERNOON.
Hot all the wasteful beauty of the
1 . year
Heaped in the scale of one conaum
i - - mate hour
rhall this outweigh; the curve of quiet
air I
That held, as in the, green sun-fluted
light
Of sea-caves quivering in a tidal lull,
Those tranced towers and long un
ruined walls, y
Moat-girdled from the world's dis
solving touch1 -
The rook-flights lessening rver even
ing woods,
And, down the tjjfrequented grassy
slopes, '
The shadows of old oaks contempla
tive Reaching behind tiem like the thoughts
of age, j'
High. -overhead Jsing the long Sussex
. . ridge, j .
Sun-tinctured, , as a beaker's rim of
gold f-
Curves round f green concavity; and
slow- ?,
Across the up?er pastures of the sky
The clouds noved white before the
herding airs
That An the. hollow by the moated
walls, ,'
Stirred not ne sleeping lily from its
sleep. '
Deeper the hush fell; more remote the
eartfc
Fled onward with the flight of cloud
and sun,
And citiei strung upon the flashing
reel:
Of nlghti and days- We knew no
j mfre of these
Than tie gray towers redoubling In
fte? moat
The Inhere of a bygone strength trans
formed To biuty's endless uses; and like
."hem
We ?lt the touch of that renewing
power
That -turns the landmarks of man's
; ruined toil
To ilgh star-haunted reservoirs of
; peace.
And with that sense there came the
:4 .deeper sense
Omoments that, between the beats
. -i of time '
ilgr ..thus insphere in some transcen
dent air
T)e plentitude of being.
EDITH WHARTON.
neere r a u tun dpimp iuu
ENTERTAIN FOR
THE MANITOU CLUB.
The young ladles of the Manitou
cub were entertained very delightfully
list night at the lovely home of the
jllsses Leah and Reine Calm on North
jlalafox street, an Informal bridge and
1. supper served in courses being the
cnanner which was chosen to entertain
vhe club at its regular meeting. Miss
Hertz, a charming young lady from
Montgomery, who Is a guest at the
Cahn home, was honor guest of the
evening, which had an -, element of
pleasant Informality delightful Indeed.
FOR
MISS ALLEN.
Miss Allen is being royally enter
tained in Virginia, where, at Fortress
Monroe, she is a guest of Captain and
Mrs. H. T. Matthews. According to an
exchange Lieutenant George W. Kast-
erdav crave a. hon isunner in honor of
Miss Allen, other, guests being Miss
Marion Townsley,, daughter of Colonel
Clarence Townsley, who was a few
years ago stationed at Fort Barran
cas. Other guests were Miss Mallon,
Miss Ann Brown Klmberly, Lieuten
ants Pence, Gacin, Riley, Clay, Co
croft and Armstrong.
Captain andt Mrs. Matthews gave
a recent1 beautiful dinner party for
Miss Alien, Inviting to-fnjoy their
hospitality Miss Mallon, Miss Bot
The- Pwe Food Store Where
Quality Reigns Supreme.
Lenten
Specialty
of great popularity and
real merit:
-?
Imported
Cod Roe
In tins, 30c
f Sol. Cahn &Co.
- ' Agents Nunnally's
Candies.
- Phones 1720-1721.
to 6 p, m
Fre7:30te 10p.m.
BURNHAM
THURSDAY. '
torn s; Miss Ann Brown Klmberly,
Lieutenants Watts, Easterday, Arm
strong and Curtis.
Mrs. J. H. Mack of Fortress Monroe
gave a large afternoon bridge party,
inviting the younger girls, among
whom was Miss Allen.
THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB
WITH MRS. GONZALEZ.
The Shakespeare club will meet to
day at four o'clock with Mrs. William
R. Gonzalez at her home on West
Gregory street.
The afternoon's literary research
will be devoted to Macbeth, Act II,
Scenes 3-4, and Act IIL Scenes 1-6,
and will be based upon the follow
ing outline, compiled by the leader,
Miss -Margaret Mclntyre: .
1. What is the dramatic value of
the Porter scene?
2. The Concealment; How does
Macbeth face the first shock of dis
covery? Why did .he stab the grooms? In
the crisis which follows how does
Lady Macbeth save her husband?
What four changes occur as to the
object of suspicion?
3. What motives actuated the mur
der of Banquo on the eve of an Im
portant council?
4. What Is the dramatic value of a
tempest during a crisis in human af
fairs? 5. . Review of "The Laws of Psychic
Phenomena" by Hudson.
In the consideration of this topic
the relation of personal experience
will be rigorously excluded. Also all
discussion as to the credibility f
mental phenomena.
Our purpose is to give a scientific
view of laws governing mental ac
tion: we then determine whether
Shakespeare presented' the so-called
Supernatural in harmony with . a
scientific view or whether his treat
ment violates scientific laws. Briefly,
does he portray those events which
the people of that time believed to
be the evidence of supernatural
power as supernatural; or does he
present them as natural functions of
the human mind?
In either case, give his motive for
his treatment. '
6. Psychological classification 'of
Banquo's ghost. Comparison with the
ghost of Hamlet's father. -
SOUTHERNERS BEST
OF ALL DANCERS.
New Yorkers are bad dancers. The
fashionable people pay no attention to
time or rhythm of the music. In the
public dance halls immoral dances are
cropping out, toward which the police
should turn their attention because
they endanger the morals of the young
people who visit these places of
amusement.
Such is the judgment of Prof. Wm.
F. Braun, president of the United Pro
fessional Teachers of Dancing of
America, who is on a tour extending
from the western coast to Paris, trying
to uplift the terpsichorean art.
"San Francisco is the worst city in
the country so far as dancing goes,"
Prof. Braun says, "and Chicago is
next. Not only is there Indecent danc
ing In the public dance halls in San
FrancisQO, but even among the society
folk you see an abandon, a suggestlve
ness, that would not be tolerated for a
moment here. Chicago is a little bet
ter, and, so far as decency in dancing
goes. New York has much to be proud
of. However, the 'turkey trot and the
'grizzly bear are breaking out here, as
I found in villting several places the
other evening, and they should be
stopped before they make much head
way. The troublesome thing about
dances of this sort is that if a person
gets used to dancing them, it Is almost
impossible to break the habit."
Prof. Braun was asked what he con
sidered the trouble with the society
dancers of New York. "They pay no
attention to the music," he said. "A
waltz or a two-step should not be
danced faster than fifty bars to the
minute, and here they dance about
eighty. They even dance faster than
the music, and sometimes the couples
look as if they were just spinning
around. They dont fall into the swing,
the rhythm of the dance. .' " -
"Another thing, the dances are too
restricted in their variety. Almost
nothing but the waltz and two-step are
danced, and there are many beautiful
dances that the association is trying
to make popular. There is the Rus
sian varsovienne, for instance, and the
Espinita waltz and a half dozen others
that are full of beauty and a great
pleasure to dance. Other countries
have more kinds of dances than we
and there is no reason why an evening
should be a repitition of the same old
waltz and two-step."
Prof. Braun said he regards the bar
as an adjunct to a public dancing hall
os academy as a great evil, and one
that should be suppressed. "Associa
tions which give Saturday and Sunday
night public balls at which liquor is
sold and at which suggestive dancing
is allowed are simply traps for young
men and women," he said.
"Seven Inches is the proper distance
for partners to stand apart." the pro
fessor says, "and the proper position is
for the man to place his hand In the
middle of the lady's back, at the waist
line. Then the shoulders and hips must
be motionless. In the turkey trot the
procedure is to hop up and down, and
kick out at the sides, making an un
graceful dance, and usually an ugly
one. The 'grizzly bear Is a walking
dance, accompanied with considerable
bodily contortion.
The southerners are the most grace-
Feet So Sore
Could'nt Walk
Down Stairs-
TIZ Cured Her Quick.
If you have sore feet, tired feet,
weaty feet, lame feat, tender feet, smelly
feet, corns, callouses or bunion, read
what happened to Mrs. Crockett, of Jef
fersonviUe. TIZ DID IT. Mr. Crockett
says: "After the second treatment she
walked downstairs one foot -at a time.
She had not been able to walk downstair
before In past five years, except by step
ping down on each step with one foot at
a time. This Is remarkable. Send five
more boxes."
No matter what alls your feet or what
under the heaven you nave used without
getting relief. Just use TIZ. It's differ
ent. It acts right off. It cures sore feet
to stay cured. It's the only foot remedy
ever made which acts on the principle of
drawing: out all the poisonous exduations
which cause sore feet. Powders and
other remedies merely clog up the pores.
TIZ cleans them out and keeps them
clean. Tou will feel better the first time
it's used. Use it a week and you can
forget you ever had sore feet. There is
nothing on earth that can compare with
its TIZ is for sale at all drug-gists, 25c
per box, or direct, if you wish, from
Walter Luther Dodge & Co., Chicago,
111.
ful dancers in this country. In this re
spect Atlanta, Ga., Memphis, Tenn.,
New Orleans and Louisville hold the
palm." . " . ,
NEEDLEWORK
NOTES.
When drawing from linen In hem
stitching, save those long, even threads
as they come in handy when mending
table linen.
A flower pot cover Is made of either
gathered silk or crinkled paper -round
the cardboard shape in a deep
frill hem at the top and bottom.
A simple and effective pillow for
hard use is made of burlap of any
chosen shade. Make the cover five
inches longir and five inches wider
than the pillow, then stitch a truck all
around it two and a half inches wide.
Decorate this tuck either with a tiny
stenciled border with gilt paint or use
a fancy cross stitch of yellow floss or
any harmonizing color.
A pretty case may be made at home
for gloves, veils and handkerchiefs.
Line a piece of thick corded silk with
soft Bilk (crease it well down the mid
dle so that it will open and shut like
a book), and bind firmly all round with
ribbon. On one inside half make a
long shaped pocket for gloves, but on
the other half divide the pocket Into
two, one for veils and one for hand
kerchiefs, working the words In col
ored silks on each pocket. When closed
this pretty case should be tide with
ribbon.
THE CIVIC LEAGUE
HELD REGULAR
MEETING YESTERDAY.
The Civic League held Its regular
meeting yesterday, several Impor
tant subjects having arisen for dis
cussion, among which was that of in
troducing manual training and domes
tic science in a summer course at the
public schools next summer for two
months. The idea was first introduced
by a number of Pensacola's best
known business men who agreed to
finance the plan, in order that both
parents and children may be able to
see whether or not the plan be ad
visable or worth while. The Civic
League ladles are much interested in
the movement, as they are in all mat
ters relative to public development and
advancement, and are prepared to sup
port it In every way. It has been ar
"BETTER TOR HENOSSETT AND CHILDREN THAN CASTOR OIL,
SALTC.0R PUXS,AS IT SWEETENS AND CLEANSES THE SYSTEM MORE EFFICIENTLY AM -IS
FAR MORE FLEASANT TO TAKE.
15 1H IDEAL FAMILY LAXATIVE, AS
IT GIVES SATISFACTION TO ALL, IS
ALWAYS BENEFICIAL IN ITS EFFECTS
AND PERFECTLY SAFE AT ALL TIMES.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
in the Circfe,
on ever Pacfcafe of tho Genuine.
. ALL RELIABLE DRUGGISTS SELL THE ORIGINAL AND
GENUINE WHEN CALLED FOR, ALTHOUGH THEY COULD
MAKE A LARGER PROFIT BY SELLING INFERIOR PREPARA
TIONS, YET THEY PREFER TO SELL THE GENUINE. BECAUSE
IT IS RIGHT TO DO .SO AND FOR THE GOOD OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS. WHEN IN NEED OF MEDICINES, SUCH
DRUGGISTS ARE THE ONES TO DEAL WITH. AS YOUR
LIFE OR HEALTH MAY AT SOME TIME DEPEND UPON
.THEIR SKILL AND REUABllJTT
WHEN BUYING
Note fbFuff Name of tfis Gompani
PRINTED STRAIGHT ACROSS. NEAR THE BOTTOM, AND IN
THE CIRCLE, NEAR THE TOP OF EVERY PACKAGE. OP THE
GENUINE. ONE SIZE ONLY, FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING
DRUGGISTS. REGULAR PRICE SO PER BOTTLE
SYRUP OF FIGS AND ELIXIR OF SENNA IS THE ONLY PERFECT FAMILY LAXATIVE.
BECAUSE IT a THE ONE REMEDY WHkCH ACTS IN A NATURAL. STRENGTHENING WAY
AND CLEANSES THE SYSTEM, WITHOUT UNPLEASANT AFTEREFFECTS AND WITHOUT
IRRITATING. DEBILITATING OR GRIPING, AND THEREFORE DOES NOT INTERFERE IN ANY
WAY WITH BUSINESS OR PLEASURE. IT IS RECOMMENDED BY MR1JONS OF WELL.
REFORMED FAMILIES, WHO KNOW OF ITS VALUE FROM PERSONAL. USE. TO GET ITS.
BENEFICIAL EFFECTS ALWAYS BUY THE CENUINE MANUFACTURED BY THE
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
gued for soma time' that If domestic
science and manuel training be thor
oughly introduced into the schools,
that the young boys and girls would
then be much more competent to enter
the trades and the - more practical
walks of Ufa upon leaving school.
DICTATES
OF ' SHION. .. - .
The; bolero Is appearing hi conjunc
tion with cloth and cotton dresses.
Washable soutache In all. shades is
used - on many- models for children's
dresses.
Raglan and peasant sleeves' are seen
on many of the smartest coats, but the
regulation coat sleeve Is in the lead.
Elaborate gowns are made In crepe,
de chine, satin, messallne, merge, soft
finished silk, foulard, voile and mar
quisette. Paris la emphatic in the use of the
cloth-topped shoes and the uppers
must match the color of the walking
suit or carriage gown.
Garlands of rosea are now being
draped over cloche hats for little tots.
Silver or gilt tissues or soft satin are
the materials most used.
An economical way of trimming a
velvet coat or costume is to have a
detachable collar and deep cuffs of fur,
which can be worn at wilL
Black and white effects are being
made up in many lines. A, favorite
with several of the manufacturers is
the background with white penciled
lines.
Some, of the new tunica are not un
like chemise coats that are apparently
slipped - over the ' head, although the
fastening actually occurs down one
shoulder, about the armhole, and; so
down the under arm seam of the gar
ment. . . , - .
For dreBses of silk and soft woolens,
the tendency is In the direction of
skirt fullness and of surplice or Marie
Antoinette effects for waists section.
Some advance models show the mate
rial gathered about the waist; others
have stitched plaits.
For children the materials most In
vogue are cotton voile and "aeronette,'
a new open meshed fabric that is very
practical. Heavy pique and white and
natural colored linen are good, while
sheer batiste, lawn and coarse linen
still hold their own.
WOMAN'S MISSION SOCIETY
TO MEET.
The Woman's Mission Society of the
East Hill Baptist church will meet this
afternoon at the church . at three
o'clock in its regular session. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
MR. AL OSTEEN IS AT
THE SAN CARLOS.
Mr. Al Osteen, at one time the very
popular proprietor of the old Escambia
hotel, is In the city, being registered at
the San Carlos hotel. He has hosts of
friends in Pensacola, who are. always
Interested in his occasional visits to
the 'city.
A LENTEN, BALLAD.
May I drive you through the park?
No, 'tis Lent;
May I take you then to walk?
No, 'tis Lent;
May I take you out to dine
Friday dinner minus wine?
But the maiden answered, calmly.
No, 'tis Lent.
May I take you to the hop? '
No, 'tis Lent:
May I go with yoil to ehop?
No, 'tis Lent;
May I take you to the play-
May I steal your heart away?
But the maiden answered, softly.
No. 'tis Lent. '
-Exchange.
ETIQUETTE
FOR MOURNING.
Mourning may be worn for six
months, or a year, for a brother or
sister. In one case, a person goes Into
gray and lavender, etc, at the end of
six months, and in the other, at the
end of the year. One never goes from
black to-bright colors.
Three rows of. ribbon at the bottom
of a net veil is the kind suitable, and
it is worn during the mourning period.
White mull collars and cuffs are deep
mourning, and so proper at any time.
They should not be worn during the
funeral.
Plain gold Jewelry is proper to wear
at any time after' the funeral, unless a
woman wears crepe. In such a case
only black Jewelry is possible. Gold
Is not worn until crepe is given up.
MINIATURE PtCTUU
OFfACKACE
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The "Gof fee. With
a Hastes? y
In 1815 , after Hs glorious victory over the British at Chal
mette, Andrew Jackson treated bis troops to French Market
Coffee at the famous old French Market in New Orleans.
For over a hundred years back the finale of every Mardi
Gras Ball was to sip a cup of this famous coffee as a "night
cap. Then this famous beverage could be had nowhere
else. History repeats hselL You may now serve it daily
at your own table. For the old French Market blend is
perpetuated by
The Same Unique Hygienic Roasting Process
There is but one Trench Market Flavor"
We roast it in our sunlit plant, where ventilation and sani
tation is perfect. Its fame has spread throughout the whole
country, so we have perfected a hermetically sealed tin to
preserve the rich aroma. No humans touch the golden
brown berries from plantation to cup. Just try "French
Market Coffee once we won't have to urge you a second
time. You can get some at your grocer's.
Packed by
New Orleans Coffee Co Ltd New Orleans.
We Want You to
Have Perfect Light
It is essential to every business building. Are you
getting it?
The gas we deliver to you is of the best quality. So
it you are having any dissatisfaction the trouble must be
local. 1
Let ns prevent lighting troubles. We prevent them
by making frequent inspections and adjustments of the
lamps at regular intervals, for which we make a small
charge per lamp, per month under a Burner Maintenance
contract. This service includes cleaning glassware and
replacing broken mantles, chimneys and standard globes
and shades. '
Between regular visits a telephone call will bring our
expert promptly to do any of these things for you with
out extra charge.
A Burner Maintenance contract throws the responsi
bility for giving- you the best light entirely on us.
Try it. A representative will estimate the cost for you
upon your request.
PENSACOLA GAS CO.
Pearls are worn In deep mourning.
Hemstitched white lawn collar and
cuff bands may be worn In the deepest
mourning:. If heavy mourning has
been put on, only black Jewelry Is good
form, but if only black, without crepe,
is used, plain gold jewelry Is all right
unless many pieces are put on at a
time. The point Is. a person is not sup
posed to go Into self-decoration when
wearing mourning, but a watch or eye
glass chain and a few pins may be
brought under the head of ' require
ments.
MRS. JAKE BEAR
WAS HOSTESS.
Mrs. .Jake Bear was hostess yester
day at a lovely meeting of the Young
Matrons' club, the game being first
enjoyed, after , which a delicious one-
course luncheon was served. Mrs.
Greenhut won' the ace prize, two pairs
of silk hose, Mrs. Ed. Forchelmer, a
pair of silk hose, And Miss Herzfeld,
of Selma, Who is visiting Mrs. Elkan,
the guest prize, a ilver pin cushion.
Mrs. Bear will entertain the club at its
next meeting A '
PERSONAL MENTION.
The Progress club was the meeting
place of a number of congenial people
last night who have formed the pleas
ant habit of spending every Wednes
day night there. Euchre was in or
der. The W. C. T. U. will meet as usual
this afternoon at the First Presby
terian church. All are requested to be
present.'
Mrs. L. TV. Morse, of Bayonne, N. J-,
who has leen spending several weeks
with her brother, Mr. Wm. R. John
son, and sister. Miss Margaret John
son, returned to her home Sunday.
kittle Brent Watson is recovering
FRECKLES GONE
"Simple Remedy from The Crystal Phar
macy Removed Them," Says
Society Lady.
The best skin specialist told me that
nothing would remove my Ireckles and
that I would carry them to my grave
said a well known society woman, " but
1 fooled them all with a new drug, othlne
double strength, that I bought at The
Crystal Pharmacy, which cleared my skin
and gave me a fine complexion
The action of. othine is really remark
able, for when applied at night, many
of the freckles disappear entirely by
morning, and the rest have begun to fade.
An ounce is usually aQ that Is needed,
even for the worst case.
- Be sure to ask The Crystal Pharmacy
for the double strength othine, as this is
sold under a guarantee of money back If
it fails to remove the freckles.
from his recent illness at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James C
Watson.
YOU'LL LIKE THE FLAVOR.
Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extract is made
from the, finest vanilla beans, and Is
aged until the flavor is perfect. Pure,
strong, delicious.
OYSTERS, 30c HUNDRED
For sale by Vasso Katak,
Baylen and Iritendencia.
MEETING
1Y BOARD:
,500 PAID OUT
SPECIAL SESSION WAS .HELD
YESTERDAY MORNING TO AT
TEND TO SOME UNFINISHED
BUSINESS.
At a special meeting of the board of
county commissioners held yesterday
morning at 9 o'clock It was decided to
allow the changes and extra expense
suggested by the architect some time
ago in connection with the new coun
ty Jail buldlng. The amount re
quired and allowed for these extras on
the building Is $1,966.60, of which
$477.60 is for Interior cornice work on
the second floor and $1,489 is for the
Installing of fixtures, railings, cornice
and balustrades on the first and seo
ond floors.
The bill of the Blount Construction
Co., which was checked up and found
to be incorrect at Tuesday night's
meeting, was presented in a corrected
form at this meeting and was order
ed paid. The bill was reduced from
$18,000 to $8,500.
The bill of the architect was ' also
ordered paid, it having been also cor
rected. The. change in the bill of the
architect was caused by the change' in
the bill of the contractor, his pay be
ing based on a percentage basis.
There was no other business to come
before the extra meeting and after at
tending to these matters the board ad
jouraed.
EXTRA
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The "Garden Spot of
Pensacola,"
"The Pearl of West
Florida
The San Carlos Hotel.
Rates, 91-50 and up.
GEORGE H. HERVEY, Mgr.
NEW
25, 30 and 35 cents a yard,
laid.
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Belter Ligbt
Brighter Light
More of it
But Yon Pay No More
It's all In the tamps. By trslirg
Mazda Lamps you can have the
advantage of two and half
times as much light as ordinary
Incandescent lamps give. Better
light oannot be obtained at any
price it is the easiest on the
eyes best to match oolors by
excellent for all purposes. ,
You need these lamps in your
plaoe of busineev In your home.
If your house Isn't wired for
electricity, telephone us today
and learn how little It will cost.
PENSACOLA ELECTRIC
COMPANY
New Business Department
Phone 106
MI8S DORA ATKINSON,
BEAUTY PARLORS.
Manicuring,' Shampooing, Hair
Dressing, Soalp Treatment and
Facial Massage.
Second Floor San Carlo Hotel.
Phone 2080 for Home Appointments.
The Wreck of the
Escambia Hotel
is Disappearing
Very Rapidly.
Thosa who with to obtain
tome good construction mate
'rlal and fixtures cheap will do
well to place their orders Im
mediately. There are several
fine sets of stairways with black
walnut balustrades, and newels,
a number of fine mantels, large
quantity of electrio wire and
one-hundred room electrio bell
call, a quantity of water and gas
pipe with fixtures 1-4 inch and
up, one three-story hand freight
elevator; a number of window,
doors, blinds and frames, and a
lot of miscellaneous material,
and handsome weather-vane.
Apply at Escambia Hotel.
If. MONK.
DIRECTORY
DR. J. B. TILLER,
DENTIST
310 Blount Bidding.
Office Phone 86. Residence Phone 41
T. Q. YATES, M. O.
Optician, .
410 Blount Building,
Twenty yea re' experience as an Eye ;
Specialist. Examination Tree.
DR. CHAS. W. FAIN
Announces the Removal of His Dental '
Offices to Suite 412-413 Blount
Building.
PHONE 1212
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
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