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Section Two
THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1914.
6
People and Events phone
By CELIA MYROVER ROBINSON.
WOODMEN'S CIRCLE CLEBRATES
MRS. REICH MAN'S BIRTHDAY.
Thursday. May 25th. the members of
Oak Grovfi No. 1. Woodmen's Circle
met at the residence -of Mrs A lou
Jteichman on Kast Hill. The (affair
was piven in honor of Sov. PeioMman s
Virthday, whi:h was May 27th too
l.ianv surprise have been given on
Hrthdays tli.it it was decided to g-o a
ilay late. The plot succeeded as Sov
ereign Ueichman was just beginning
t-i think her friends had forKOtten her,
v. hen they came in. carrying cream,
therbct ;i;.d cakes with them.
jr!; Karen B. Xeilson. worthy
puartlian. in behalf of the Circle pre
sented Sov. Reichman with a beauti
ful gold-lined silver berry spoon.
Tlnw present were: Mrs. Karen B.
XeiP-.ti. worthy guardian, Mrs.
I;t r(!i;i l'os adviser. Mrs. Martha B.
W under past guardian: Mrs. Rosa
J ::J !',,. ehanlain: Mrs. Hattie h.. .wc-
t'ur'.iy
Mrs. M. D. Merritt. This bright young
g-'.rl is the youngest of her class.
u
Mrs. E G. vanmetre.
atf;riaul: Mrs. Catherine erowji,
r.iv.nm r: Mrs. lola B. Mason, man-
; Sovereign Polsom. Minnie rei-
M. Knijsht and Mi 5. S. Vermil-
WOODMEN'S CIRCLE MOVES
TO NEW HALL.
' ii W.-.odmf-n's Circle, Oak Grove
. i have moved from the hall on
i! Tr.Tnder'-ia street to the new
v . .. 'tv-h halt, corner of Rom an a and
1 .-.f-n h-tretri.
r.-tvrn and mrs. greenhut
TO ENTERTAIN.
Mrvor Mrs. Adolph Greenhut,
Jr ant) Mr;-. Max Kahn. Mr. and Mrs.
3,v.- Levy and Mrs. Es telle Dann
y. ssr will r.'-eeiv at the Greenhut
it four- thirty o'clock Sunday
y.-;irii'. in celebration of the con-
atio'' of l-'.enlab Greenhut. Sylvia
Im. Ruth I'annhei.sser and Vivian
Mr. G. Foroheimer, the grrand
her two of the little crirls, will
.f-ei-e with the parents of the
lt?rc!:. Then- will be no enrds.
f
3
V'r.Z CARO AND
riO SMITH GRADUATES.
vn- irnes of Misses Frances Kath
!. faro and Lillian A del: a Smith
v !. through some in.idventence, not
j -, .1 in Pi? list of those graduated
J '.; -i niKh at Pensacola higrh school
;ivom-iit .
T'i.-.-.- " i. ladies received their
!::, 'is- fjor.i the hand.-- of Hon. T. J.
J ':...-. of 'in- r.nard of Public Instruc
tion and ni'-ntion should have been
ri-'de i.t the fact in the account of the
oTmencei rje'i t c-.verc:se: which ap-j-ciTfil
j.-rd:y nvrnmg-.
COMMENCEMENT AT THE
WOMAN'S COLLEGE.
Pens.-icc.la. friends of the graduates
from the Florida State College for
Women have received this invitation
to the annual commencement exer-
CIiThe President, the Faculty and the
Senior Class of the Florida State Col
lege for Women request the honor or
vour presence at the Commencement
Fxereises on the the tenth of June
Ninpfeenth hundred and fourteen at
eight o'clock Auditorium Tallahassee,
Florida.
Candidates for Graduation.
M. A.
Helen Mae Carter, Irma DeSilva,
Partridere. Annie Lee
Tread-well. Amanda Crystal Wain-
wrigr'nt, Bessie Lejgn v ens.
-VI. 3.
Genevieve Crawford, Bertha N.
I.angley, Edith M. Dyer, h.ioise . alc-
Griff. Clyde nuni, Auiia jjw-..
Farlin.
B. A.
Erma Lucille Bellinger, Louise
Strayner Clark, Helen josepmne
Orant, Isabel Crasty, Ina Marjorte
Learh, Clara Rosalind McDonald,
Irene Smith, Mary eurca wiu,
Ophelia Adele Boyd. Cora Belle Craw
ford Lude Solomon Fryer, Inga Olla
Felseth. Ruth Holmes utweu. r ruic-n3
Maxwell Long, Ellzaoetn u. speais,
tt.-i oMUnifs Wilkinson. Annie Wil
liams" Eva Mae Child, Rosaline Dortch,
Grace, OOcUey, uons aj"S"Vi --"'-"
erine. Meres, Mary Robertson, Kate
We-bb Mary Wilkinson.
a. ts.
Ruble Byrd. Blanche Glenn, Jmnie
A. Chappelle. Lurie u-rter, mo-iio
Durst. Olga Larson, Kathrine Martin.
Corinne Dytle Patterson.
Candidates tor Ciertmcateo in iyiu..
I.-. Constance Helen Ca-
vell, Georgia Anna Pattishall.
Candidates for uertmcax m
Expression.
Gra-ce Godley.
Normal School L- I. Degree.
Teacher's Course.
Ollie Gertrude Henderson, Ethel E.
Humphries, Iris Elizabeth Watson,
Jeanette Marmillan.
Kindergarten Course.
Alberta C. Arnold. Clare Lark
mood P.roadnax, Emma Othilde Fel
seth, Esther Wood Levy, Mabel Max
well. YOUNGEST OF
HER CLASS.
Among those who will graduate, on
Monday evening from the Convent of
Mercy, is Miss Virginia Elisabeth Mer
ritt, the young daughter of Mr. and
I
CAPTAIN AND MRS. PERRY
TO ATTEND JUNE WEEK
AT VEST POINT.
Captain and Mrs. F. L. Perry, of
Fort Barrancas, will leave Wednes
day for West Point. New York, where
they go to attend the graduation of
their son. Cadet Jack Jouett. from the
United States Military Academy, also
participating In the festivities of June
week. They win be away tor auum
lOiTll i
Cadet jouett. wno win ue comniis-
sioned a second lieutenant and ; n
granted three months' leave, will go ; tj
to Europe for the summer, r.rcer wmui
v,a he fl.ssia-ned a station. I m
THE NEW STYLE
BATHING SUIT. j
Right here I want to tell you women i
about some of the new style bathinsr
no rf Mir5o these T-irs follow I
the trend of the modes generally, and
that, you'll admit, must have kept the
designers busy, says an exenangc.
The HL-m'ota are ouite blOUSV. with
the collar opening broad on the shoul-
ders, usually or some oniunauy "s
ured silk which matches the sash and
cap. The skirts show the great nov
elty. Even the peg-top style is of
fered. The wide trouser skirt is an-
. 1 q t-v If in ac-rirTl with a
Uilld . . t- "
tunic reaching halfway to the knees,
the trous-era eitner coming to juat
falling to reach the kneee. Flounced
skirts are also offered. The triple skirt
of bathing satin is especially smart,
and what Is stranger ertdll is the polon
aise dress, with its draped skirt. One
accessory that will probably startle
some of you la th survival of the
artificial rose, which made Its advent
last winter, and so wedded did we
become to it that we must needs have
ctv. vjiHo ntlir ilnT(l rose TO DristnL-
fcfc .u.um.wj '
- . . ... V. . V. 4
en our aarK Diue or oiacas. uauuns
eult now.
As & coneerunoe, manuTacturers
have on the market at present roees
made of rubber, beautifully tinted and.
Instead of perisbingf In frolics with
Neptune, it iooks aji cue uecuojr
wetting.
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS AND
LADIES OF AMERICA.
The Catholic Krdgbts and La51f of
ti-h niMt Tuesdav evening
at 7:80, with Mm John McOoire.
PERSONAL MENTION.
After visttfcng Mr. and Mrs. XVohel
son Caffery in New Orleane, Mrs.
Charlea Caffery Is at the Old M1H Inn,
where she will spend a mcntb. with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hunt,
Lieutenant Caffery. who Is stationed
at West Point, ts now on duty In Mexico.
lames, Mere s a summer
at iorraTSis&p flssFfl
JOIlJ 111 iJllIMiliUi OUII
T-me ushers in our summer, and .1 real summer it's going" to be.
forecasters say can be relied upon. Extremely w.irm weather can
for.
But although verv warm weather is promised for the future,
has been extremely backward and summer garments h:iven t niovr,
stock with their accustomed celerity.
wb
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T n m TX1 .ti Oi tri
Solas a
Water
v Ajf VJV
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Ice Cream
Irreezer.
(
Hence, beginning Monday the first day of Tun
sacrifice the following high grade garments :
we v.'i
ill
t n r 1
Missr Sylvia Kinney ! H wttti ty
nhoid fever at. the woman's college in
Tallahassee.
CcEfflO
s Hotel
Sunday Dinner
TABLE D'HOTE
ju -d o'6 9
ONE DOLLAR
Olives
Sardine canape
Ritterl Almonds
Consomme, vermelle
Cream Solferino aux croutor.5
Cold jellied consomme
Crab cutlets, reine Victoria
Pommes, Duchess?
Turkey flakes en coquille.
Parmentiere an grat'.n
Lemon sherbet
Mint wafers
Filet mignon a la favorite
New string beans Mashed potatoes
Waldorf salad
Boston crea mpuffs
New York ice cream Cocoanut slices
Neufchate! cheese Toasted saltines
Demi tasse
Sunday, May
1914.
Linen Suits, the season s choices
for traveling and outing. Chic, cool
comfortable" suits, handsomely and
durably made. $10 values QO CfJ
UU.JU
selling now
Stunning ratine suit? in nil the most
popular shades of the sen-son Ser
viceable, and attractive th.nt sold uv
merly for S12.50 and Sl-V Q0 QQ
Beginning Monday ....... UUiUO
r.i
ft
P'
0
ft
pciol
Our window will show you some wonderful specu
values in silk slips and crepe slips which vnu will nee.
right away. This is an unparalleled opportumtv. -r-.v
in and see them.
i rnnnn at Home from
Palmer College in DeFuniak to spend
the summer vacation.
ht . -Kfr-t TTenrv Shlevolght
left at noon for Mobile "and Meridian.
In Mississippi they wui nsii. xr.
Schlevoight's rarents.
t ftTT-si-i Boone and her Saugh-
. . . . . .
ter, Mrs. O. H. Smrtn, Jr., with their
children, will leave on mesany
visit on their old home In Columbus,
Georgia
The many friends and acquaint
ances of Goody F. Clifford, will be
glad to hear that he is recovering
from a recent operation,
yira T. V. Kesler has arrived from
Jacksonville, Fla., where she attended
va. pininti as n. delegate from the
Ladies' Memorial association. She also
visited her daughter in oouui r iui ici.,
ATrs K easier is now the guest of Mrs.
S A. Moreno for a few days before
leaving for San Francisco to visit her
daughter and son-in-law Major and
Mrs. G. H. McManas.
All silk suits in our stock consist
ing of moiree and poplin. Suits that
sold for $35.00. Beginning Monday
on sale your choice
for . . - -
SI9.75
Summer dresses, beautiful gar
ments in crepes of purr white. -.:
dots and figures. $1 ('.no
ing now, your
choice - - -
lues co
One lot fine dresses of imported crepe in colors, for -merly
sold for $20 and S25. your choice, com- Pli
mencing Monday OItiUU
4Ji
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Rio
Hot EUs
IDifferenS
Slze& and
Prices.
Pensacola
Crockery Co
1
MUiSCH MiV, MnMp,
1 f G.'irdei'l Si 1 ret .
lli-ne
t , ...
M'l.
after which they will go to Grove Hill,
and Jackson, Ala., for the balance of
the summer.
A number of young people chap
eroned by Mr. and Mrs. tiowaru
White and Mrs. Jas. r. uerama, en
loved a pleasant trip to Bay view park
Wednesday night. In the party were:
Misses Eva Zerr, Anna Mueller, Ea
Hallmark, Elsie Burress, Mr. Ross
Johnson, Mr. Joe Barker, and Mr.
Jimmy Neval.
Steamer Natomah, to Is
land, today, 3 p. m.
Mrs. Thos. Voiart Kessler announces
the engagement of her daue-hter Mild
red Frances to Mr. William Henry
Wagner of Detroit. Michigan. The
wedding to take place in the early
fall.
I ROBERTS-GONZALEZ
ill
(Paid Advertisement).
OBERT P. STOU1
Candidate for Democratic Nomination for
Representative in the
Leqislature
Excursion to Milton
On Stour.er Natomah
Thursday.
! ,-,i ! In sov a harf !" n.
rn. Stay m Mil 'on 2 liut
,-md n halt. Return 7 -00 p. ni.
SI .00 Round Trip.
1
MORGAN'S STABLES
For First-Class Livery
Phone 710.
Roberts-Gonzalez. May 50. Com- I
mencement exercise? of Roberts hign ;
school Tuesday evening were evident
ly very much enjoyed and appreciated j
by the entire audience.
-The Flower Nymphs Surprise was
mv L Drvis ad children left j unusually interesting and was acteu
veter'dav for Ocean ' Strings. Miss., I mite perfectly, al". hough the l-ade-s
where the will spend several weeks, jwero cf the vunctes- boys and g:r:s.
Will appreciate the support of all Democrats in the
h
' . , . I 9
y! DR. CHAS. R. MITCHELL
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Mr. Business Man Are You Using
" Our COUPON BOOKS?
In 3'our store or your office?
We take it for granted that you are; but if you
have happened to overlook this aid to system, econ
omy and efficiency, you should install it immedi
ately. Yon will find that the book will pay for itself
over and over again in minimizing the interruption
of your routine, and you will always know that your
ice'money is running straight, every penny of it.
As a matter of good business, you could afford
to pay a premium for the time saving which this book
makes for you.
But instead of requiring that, the book helps to
reduce your ice bill.
In many large establishments, each department
is supplied with one of OUR COUPON BOOKS.
This is a sensible practice.
You can't beat Diamond Quaiity-
nr THiamnnHI Tire nf. m?.S,& Fnfra
J
-
Three dominant reasons
why you should ask for
The faithful
in
Cam eerie hall
t.-m: nrht
' 1 'tr-Vi.
:J which
. sr..-.ke.
Mm
pVrseve-nsr e-ffot- -f the teachers was '; Mayor John Purmy
plainly port rayed this particular ,
scene so - :cli;.-. Th audience femed .
quite as much uTrnsed as i
, i
Mr. Gier. VoorhK-? re-e:ved Diploma j on BrOOkfield Butter Until
fi.on tsneiton rr:!::ip ct"i:if-u i
verv able and int---r.'?stinr address,
touchine on spocial di?tr;ct school tax,
and explained the system so minute!'
as to jenve !itt if an- doubt as- to
the benefit to be derived from it.
-IT.-C T T- -r..-'i-.er iK'tP.! Pr- -
sacola ?r--era! days the rast we.-'.-: j
Vr r X v'arrhet' MoHrA wis I
a. Sunday v:s:t.'.r ' J
A r.um'oer r-f vo-msr people from ,
here .it'er.ded the commencement ex
ercises at Muscogee Wein-f day even- ;
SPECIAL PRICE
further notice, 2rCc per lb.
H. & H. Market i Grocery,
Phone 13r7
Msorl' Temple. Hour 9-12 and 2-9
Phone 1330.
Eleven vearii' experience In the trt
ment of nil Rub-acute and chronic !
e.-iFcs. such as Asthma. Backache. Bl
tousnees. Bronchitis, Cor.stlpatlti
Cramp.". Coughs, olds. DyepepKla, Tr
and Ear Disorders. Diseases of Wo me
hea-iache. Insomnia, Kidney and ZJv
troublta. Lumbago. N'ervoutfneas, Ne'
ralgia. Neuritis, ParalyBia, piles, Rhe
matism. Stomach Dlseaaes. Sciatic
Spinal Curvature. Stir? Neck. Stiff Join"
etc.
Jzr-
Pensacola ice Company
Telephone Nos. 59 and 259.
WE SELL COAL AND WOOD.
Diamond Squeegee no-skid
c - clean, firm, immovable
defense against short mileage and
long skids.
iDiamcnd additional mileage
: Diamond lou:sr.ost mileage
assured bv Diamond uzury
Diamond Prices.
and
I Squeegee
; Tred Pnca
30x3
30 x 3l2
32 x 3Vz
33 x 4
34 x 4
34 x 4!2
35 x 4V2
36 x 4V'2
17x5
33 x 5V2
$12.65
17X0
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25.25
26.05
35.00
36.05
37.10
44.45
57.30
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f-J, r.f P;i?n col.j wn 5 the .-
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the h.-rr.e of Mr C. J Hud-lav.
s Trb' 1 O.zini r.f F'Ar.S3c-a i
i the truest 0r 7i;ss Wat irvne Stewart.
Mr. J M. Wi.sr.n of Rsrri:
attend--.:! the commune e men'
here T':e.d?iv -ver.ir:r.
Mr?. R. W. R.-,!r-?.n of Milton,
iv ho hi? been spr-n -liner several day?
t-:'T- her- m.-b":. M-f-. J. S. Wat pen.
v, : T-r-h'Tjie We..;r.e?d3.y, acc.-.m -
son.
ear. park,
exercises
Pa'd dvert'se'ct.
Th
Johnson
fo:
Cer Coir o Record
, a r -
iSAYS KE WAS NOT
INTOXICATED
fc-raiii1 L
SsM . ! I V fill I
WMA ml,
To the Public: !
The r..:!;,?e hvir.T ripened that I ;
wa? ir.toxi rated when tl.:- collision oc- j
c.irred betweer. rr.y warcn and the j
automcbiie driven by Mr. L. Hilton j
Creer. 1 de:re to say that I was not j
ir.toxic" ted and -.an fo prove by a j
number o vitnef. It is no: neces- i
?ar'- for the p "'-";? to circulate false
rer'-rts? about rr.e, inasmurh as I do not :
exre't to sue anvone for dama??5.
ar.d I trust the public who have known t
me for so many year? will not be :
-'-'-"-d bv 5-ich reports. i
E. M. SAFFEX.
Demand
iMDBPdSiVF FEATURES
mrilQlfl i " OF DAY'S CELEBRATION
Xew York. Ma
tressive feature a
M-iTirri0. 1 Pav ir
ivi. The mo?
N--w V.-.rk C:-
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Tom Johnson
means that you want foi
this CLERICAL positior
a YOUNG man
who has
MADE GOOD
in the past, and has the
INCENTIVE,
AMBITION and
ABILITY
to continue his work ii
the PEOPLE'S intensd
YOUR
VILL BE APPRECIATE).
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