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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1914.
Section Two
People and Events
By CELIA MYROVER ROBINSON.
I'PHOriE 4 I
i 38
ALUMNI BANQUET BRILLIANT
AFFAIR AT THE SAN CARLOS
Bright comradeship and ga.y good
will were the distinguLshlnKT features
of the annual banquet of the. alumni
association of the Fensacola, hif?h
school last r.igrht in the main cafe of
th San Carlos hotel.
A long table stretching the full
lnrth of the dining room accommo
dated the banqueters.
The hour of the festivity -was elprht
o'clock and before the 'banquet a rfr
cption committee from the alumni
greeted the ruests on the mezzanine.
This committee comprised Mrs. Chas.
Mayes of San Dlepo, California, of the
first class to sradtiate from the high
sohool. Mr. William TyJer of the fac
ulty, Ir. Bertram Dannheisser. Misses
Occie Clubbs, Ada White. Paula
Herschkovttz. Blmyra Richard!, Vera
Green and Florida Wedte.
A pretty oompBmerrt to the new
members of the as?ociation. the grad- ,
uating cla-ss were the appointments
of the table. The class colors, pink
and white, were used, and the table
centered with a mound of pink roses.
A single roso was given as a fa.vor
and the place cards were daintily dec
orated with roses.
Dr. Bertram Dannheisser acted fl
toastmaster and responses were made
by Mrs. Mayes, Miss White, Mr. Quin
tln Borra.s, Miss Vera. Green, Miss
Goldine Jacoby, Miss Jodie Sullivan
and Miss Dorothy Osgood.
Mr. B. B. Lane, principal of the
high school for the past year was
guest of honor at the banquet. Mr.
Jane has ma.de himself universally
popular with the student body and the
alumni and the choice was a happy
one.
Covers were laid for Mr. Tane, Mr.
Crary. Mr. Brawner, Mr. Edwards
and Mr. Hays of the school board.
Mrs. Mayes, '05; Mrs. Frank Welles,
Miss Lillie Williams and Miss Occie
Clubbs, '06; Miss Ada White, "07; Miss
Florence Halsey, Miss Ethel Brough
ton, Mr. Robert Stout, Mr. Charles
Overman, Mr. Quintin Borroa, '08; Dr.
Bertram Darmheisser, '10; Misses
Eola Williams, Paula Herschkovitz
and Goldine Jacoby, '11; Misses Vera
Green. Bella Bowes, Christine Morri
son, Florida Waite, Mr. Jesse Walton,
Mr. Rosooe Davis, '12; Mleeea Ludle
Gray, Jyucile Boyer, Ruth Van Pelt,
Mary Jones. Jodie Sullivan, Elmyra
Richards, Mr. Oliver Marston. Mr.
Albert Caro. Mr. Walter Hoer. '13;
Misses Claire Sheppard, Lillian Smith.
Lena. Xobles, Easran Caro, Beret h
Petterson, Eunice Clopton. Nell Yates,
Audrey Coons. Lola. Lee DanieJJ. Lola
Johnson, Kathleen Morrison, Kath
leen Monroe, Aliie Davis, Dorothy Os
good, Beth Walton. Kathleen Caro.
Gladys Smith. Pattie Carter. Annie
Krentzman, Mr. Albert iLaney, Mr.
James Cook, Mr. Sidney Davis. Mr.
Marion Gray, Mr. Jennings Hersch
kovitz, Mr. Lou Caro, '14.
THE SAND PILE.
jm w rr-u i
rip
The little square on our street
Is thronged again,
As May spreads out her stmshtne's
jenld for love of men;
But there are folk Who rwv er see)s
This park of ours;
Because," they say. "there are no
trees.
Or grrass, or flowers,
And they go proudly otherwhere
To find the flowers.
It's true where greenins: errasg sho-tild
be
Ts du?t a-blowlng;
And where. In other finer squares.
Are fountains flowing.
With gaudy flowers of every hue
Resplendent made,
A sand pile only we possess.
Unblessed by shade.
tiut m the snnd pile children play
Long; laughing: hours.
And grow and blossom with the May,
These babes of ours!
These little ones of ours! -
I would not be so blind as they
Who passing, say:
"There are no flowers!"
By Bonnie R. Ginger.
-- ,v .'.T-c. -a, t mm I
AWft All
- ..5" . 3
Tbere are many ways to acquire thirst
There's hut one best way to quench it
CheroCola Cools Refreshes Stimulate?
IN ICED BOTTLES
ANYWHERE
LOOK FOR THE
LABEL
Bottlea by CHERO-COLA BOTTLING CO.
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
This instrument is
a YictroU IV. $15
Other styles $:5 to $:00
aiy terms, if desire i
"Everybody's doing it"
Hear the Victrola play tlance music and you'll understand
why home dancing is so extremely popular.
Perfect dance music Victor Dance Records are made
under the supervision of Mr. and Mrs. .Vernon Castle, the
yrcatest exponents of the modern dances.
Easy to have whenever you want every home can afford
a Victrola.
Stop in any time and hear the latest dance music.
;QepuaIii; uie House
Distributer.
119 South Palafox
Street
HONOR ROLL FROM
SCHOOL NO. 40.
In every pchool and class we find
honor pupils those who "work and
win" and school Xo. 4 0 1s proud of
her honor roll this year.
In Grade 4. Section A. Mrs. A. K.
Suter teacher, there were two boys,
Aymprd rjouglass and Victor Borst,
1 who made two grades in a year hav
ing entered the third grade in Sep
tember and being: promoted at the end
I of the first, term both of these boys
! completed the course with an average
of over per cent. In the same class
Frank Salmon also completed two
grades in the year, but with not quite
! so high an average.
I In Grade 3, Section A, Miss Tuc.ia
' Spencer teacher, Majorie Mariner
made two shades, completing the
course of second a.nd fhlrd grades in
the eight months.
The honor roll for tho whole school
is as follows, giving the two highest
in each class:
Grade 4, Sec. A Florrla Barker,
94.3; Aymard Douglass. 3.
Grade 4. Sec. B. Martha Peters,
96.1 ; Fortea Philips, SC.
Grade 3, Sec. A Monroe Campbell,
9S.6: Dora Evans, 97.6.
Grade 3. See. B Annie May "Way,
97; Hilda Bingham, 95.5.
Grade 2. Seo. A Imogene Butter,
Wiimer Walker.
Grade 2, Sec B Call Quigley, 97;
Margaret Allison, 97.
Grade 1. Sec. B Mary Lee Isanhour,
96; John Mosley, 94.9.
J liJ ...-l.il.
a. lovely decoration for the living room'
where the. games wero plavid. and 1
the dining room, where the guests !)
went for luncheon. Two da:nty bou
doir caps, for the- gam and consola
tion trophiea t ere won by Miss Eliza
beth Simon, of Xew York, and Miss
Blanche Wolf, of Montgomery. The
guest of honor was presented with a
dainty piece of lingerie.
The guests were Miss Rotholss, Miss
Lillian RothoK Miss Wolfe. Miss Si
mon, Mrs. Edgar Joseph, Mrs. B. A.
Fox, Miss Fannie Jacobs, Miss Berthx
Levy, Miss Caroline Weil of Nashville.
n ; ;p s he. i?ruii I
S-tnd.a.v with !
and
MISS ELSIE FIES IS
BRIDGE LUNCHON HOSTESS.
Miss Elsie Fies entertained at bridge
luncheon Thursday in honor of Miss
Cecilo Rotholz, a charmnig bride-to-be,
says the Birmingham News.
Only tho attendants to take part In
the marriage of Miss Rotholz and Mr.
Simon, were Included In the list o
guests. Sweet, peas were used to form
SMALL AND INFORMAL
PARTIES.
Small and informal card parties,
where eight or twelve congenial
friends gathered together for their fa-vori-te
game were pleasant events of
the week and among those who enter
tained for a. few in this way were Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Wright and Miss B-aisv
Hyer.
Thursday evening twenty friends -f
Mrs. Must in. wife of ."apta:n Must in.
I. S. X.. gave her a happy surprise in
the form of a moving picture party,
and, after there was a supper at the
Muslin homo on the bayshore.
Tollard. May 30. -v
of Pine Barren pert
home, fi'lks, here.
Mr. and Mrs. YV'.lcy r''"wi.ii!g
the Misses Mary Ma pes ; r. .1 ; ; 00 I
Barnes of Montgomery, are the sruosts I
of Mrs. W. B. Jerrican. !
Miss Mary A! too Jornigan his re- j
turned homo after a pleasant visit !
with rein 1 Ives in l.eaks il!e. Miss. j
Mr. Ed Kennedy is at home a era in,
after a. vry lengthy sf.",y in Tpx::. I
WOMAN RESTORED
EOFOL STOMACH REMEDY
MRS. MARY FORD FINDS QUICK
RELIEF FROM BILIOUSNESS AND
DIGESTIVE ILLS.
Hemedy from the very ffrsV
Messer;-.
E'.iwarils a:
I l.i in pt on .! ,
:1 1 .011 is 1 n
a ,-
spent
Wilie
S :n-
HAVE RETURNED FROM
WARD - BELMONT.
Misses Elm ire and Gladys Bell,
pretty young daughters of Mr.
Mrs. S. IT. Bel'., returned Tlvir;
from Ward-Belmont.
the
itnd
de v
a " 1 n
Mt-.-s
ery. at
lishiiii;
Mrs
guest
Cle';de
Aliss
friends
Rev.
ns.iiNua.
ers. 'i eo. Moleomb of Montgom-
id Jos Walton are enjoyinsr a '
trip down the E.--c;i m i ; 1 river, i
Moore of M o ; s Yint er v , is the i
:f her da Jsrhtet. Mrs. James 1
.in. j
Ar.nte Stallwrth is visiting j
i'i 1 '.re t on. I
Mr. O'Brien of f "olttrn l-n
. Miss ,
f a verj- successful reviv
Itist eliur.-ii. Mr. ' ' Hripn
f great ability ai d he has
fr:end, during itis stav
Sterling on Silver
Karat
on
Go
Id
an
dy
These are hallmarks of the highest possible standards of quality.
"Her" box at all times should be
Chocolates
and
Bon Bons
Tnless she prefers as her particular choice the distinctly different
Mary Garden Chocolates
for which we are sole agents.
(Juoting Mary Garden herself: "Your chocolates are really the finest T have
ever tasted anvwhere in the world.''
candies on
Ice
?e to
We hare just had installed a fine larrre McCrav Candv Refrirrerator C;
keep our candies fresh and crisp.
The steadily growing business we have enjoyed on these two fines candies
necessitates our getting larger shipments and to assure our customers the per
fection of exquisite, absolutely fresh confections we have installed this hand
some case. Candies now reach you as fresh as if you got them at the factories.
V. F. Balkcom Drug Co.
Phone 19.
17 South Palafox Street.
JAMES MERWIN HOST AT
AFTERNOON PARTY.
Wednesday afternoon .Tames Mcrwiri
of 90!) North Spring strei-r. entert iiiir-.l
a number of his boy friends In honor
of his eleventh birthday.
The boys went in a body to the Isis
theatre, returning to James's home
about half-past six: here they found
everything to eat which a boy likes,
ice cream, cake, candy, etc., punch
was serv ed as a drink, the punch bnul
heing presidde over by Mrs. J. II. Pace.
The tahie was very prettily decorated,
nasturtiums in large numbers being
used.
James received many very nice
presents from 11 is friends.
Those present were: '"ha?. Collins,
Victor I'alcom. F!en TTan-ccl, Ray
mond Marsh. 'has. Ounp. .Tack Kehne,
Jack Cant, Allen Gant. A skin Murn'iv.
T'.en Roninson. t'ecil Rogers Enwrence
Rogers Gen. !iver, Randall Haget
m.m and Eon is Hell.
HAIR GOODS.
Mrs. Sarah Beirne. 260 E.
Chase street, manufacturer
and dealer in hair gouds,
switches, braids and pompa
dours. Orders left at the
Beirne Cigar Store lobbyj
Blount building, will receives
prompt attention.
is con.tuctii'
al at i lie T5;
is a n or;i tor
made many
here.
.Tolin Ptttrnnn of Rrewtou. was a bus
iness cailer ;:ere Tuesday.
Or. and Mrs. Stall worth of Jay, were
Isttors here o; Tiiday fternooi!.
T'oilard and V", ergre:-n crossed hats
l'r-re on Tiif.-iiv ;i f; enioon. Ti;e s,-orc
10 ! S in f.r.oi- of roh.iru.
Mrs. Mary Ford, 1510 V. t'h'irch
St.. Jaclvsonville, Fia.. suffeied from
biliousness and stoma' h tn:ilds. SI:"
tr:-d many treatments with no suc
cess. Then she :--"k Mayj-'s Wonder
ful Stomach llnnoily,
Tiie lirst lose convinced hr. Phj
wrot e:
"1 e T.-ikei the sample treatment
and must say lh it it relied me in
stantly. .1 he ffsu,ts veto tin
.va t !Sl'Hetor . It i-a'in' I m
a.wa v a. .trre.it a nro-.ttit of
about fifteen gait stones.
sincerely .': pprecirt .e It. Plertse
send me i he full treatment."
Just like t hous-i nds of oM f-rs in all
parts of the country. Mrs. Fr-rd found
out. the merits of Mivr's Woud'U-ful
l i i a n
pass
a lid
I Stotn.vh
j (lose.
j Mayr's Wondcifnl Stomach rtammiy
. clears the digestive tmct of mucoid
j 3vrf liorus ji.nd removes poisonous
matter. Tt brings nulck relief to suf -I
fi r;-rs from ailments of the. ntomnch,
!:vcr and bnweh. Mn.ny declare It ha
'.-ivid ihtiu noin da.ngeroii opera
(lions and many are euro thai It has
) s.iv-.i their lives.
I'",--! ,iso of its wonderful (fiiVA.t
jihero are many i mi 'a t ots of thl ron
! '-ry, so lie. cjiutious. Tt iwuro lts
! May rs. Go to The 'rystal IMiarmncy
I or I :,i llo'om rn:g 'o. and ask about
the wonderful results It. has been
ieotnplistiinar or setxl to Geo. II. M r,
M fg. Gh-mist, 1 .-.!-.! Whiting St.
, ' '1 'tcag. 111., for free book mi stomach
: Itnenl:- and many grateful letter
from peopirt who have, been restored
;.nv ihuK-irist can tell you its won -lilerfiil
fffects. (Adv.)
FOR
M -. Sh.
lev aere
M is. J.
da uiiii tor
Mrs. C.
Tter of F; if. i u!
n We. i r;e-(i:i-W.
KeMey "is
!i F.ori:reen.
T. Wicrgins, ?ir.
was n
e ni c;
isit ' ng
her
and Mrs
MEMORIAL SERVICES
WOODMEN'S CIRCLE.
The members of the Woodmen's
Girele, Oak (Iroe Xo. 4, that were se
lect, d to take fart in ihe m.-niorial
services will pb'-aso he on baud Mon
day. June lvt at 11:30 p. in. for pra.c
I ;. e.
MEETING OF MAGNOLIA
TEMPLE NO. 4.
Magnolia Tempi Xo, 4, Pythian Sis
ters, will bolrl the. regular meetintr
Weelnesday afternoon at i'clock, and
members a.rn requested to be.
present, fix there w.U be eleetlnii of
o'licers, and evther Important business
to come befoto th meet Ins;.
Wii
W. II. Jcrniprau. Mr. and Mrs.
lov. ning and Misse Ku in and
Wiiiiams, Pesste n la y. Mnry A
.Ternigan. Grace Hirnes nnd Ia i
.May Mapes and Mr. arid Mrs. Po!
of
mc cai
selves at
ptn's !a;
Mrs. 1
Farrish e.
.Miss Pa
Manv
!r"w;en are -r-;1ov
'Kamyi Komfort"
Child Cross? Feverish? Sick?
A cross, peevish, iisGoss ch.iil. with '
oat'-d tongii". pah'. doeu't s!ep; r-nts
Wiley j aonietimes vrv little, then npun r.iv-
ie j oViei isly ; stomach sour: breath fetid :
'-e pa i r.s lu H'lmsiii, with fliarr'noea ;
i j gritidc i eeih while asleep, and starts
rt j up v. it h terror al! suggest a Worm
liter t ''.em-
en Wig-
iry Frirr
!-'!on-a t .
Pi :: c.V
ito.-s ii
here ec!
Mi.-s
is the e-i
.Tcmtgau
The
Thursd
!ary P
io.st Of
stem
ish and Miss rtnbv
i, are the gue:- t of
oni Pre w ion were
'i":ns o1 Prewtori.
si st er. M rs . i ' . p .
Killer
a pd r
Kicks
n b o
sometliing t?
'.most every'
.nil Worm' K 1 1
today. Stnrf i
at ep..,S -,voims,
luld bus them,
er' is needed. Get
t once You won't
have to co.n. ns K 'oka poo Worm Kill
er Is a candy confection. Fit pels the
worms, the cuse of your chi'd's trou-
iil;ir meet :r.sr next
i in the hall. Several
j to be Initiated at
v to nn vc : t s res -Til
esd.i y a ft ernoic
new memtiers ;M"e
his meeim. , ! 1
hit
- ' c
a :
your rirupctlst.
A'1vV i
Monday is bargain day at
The Crystal Pharmacy. 10
cakes Ivory or Octagon soap
for 25c with each cash pur
chase of $1.00 or more.
The Journal's "Want Ad.
IVay" will get you results.
Trv an ad. in these columns
members are
the m er fi P.iT.
Urge.
to
p
e.-,t at
RECEPTION AT
THE Y. W. C A.
The reception at the Y. W. f
was a. very phaanr affair, but ow
to various causes not as many-
were expected were, there5.
The guest.- wto received bv Ml"
n?r
Orr and Mrs. A
j other orhoers be:
M isses 'or t
j Plount presided
ruin, several of ii
out of town. T
:mpon a. id Mr!S
at the punch bowi.
MARRIAGE INVITATIONS
Reception and Visiting Cards
CORRECTLY AND PROMPTLY ENGRAVED
SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES
J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO.,
Forty-seven Whitehall Street Atlanta, Georgia
mm w&m
A RE you properly equipped with clothes for
good, sportive old summertime? During
these vacation days you will meet many strangers;
and those you meet will judge you first by what
you wear. Our store is now chock-full of en
ticing apparel. Our gauzy materials are just
right for the soft breezes of summertime. Come
in; our high-quality summer garments and low
prices on them will urge you to buy.
General reduction in prices, both in
Ready-to-Wear and Millinery Departments.
our
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124 South Palafox
Phone 337
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