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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 11, 1919.
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and old members of the class are urged
to be present. Mothers of members
of the class will be their guests and
a flower will be presented each mem
ber of the class to wear in observance
of the day. $
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THE WHITE CARNATION.
this is the flower for mother,
Wear it on Mother's Day;
piow-er for rain and sunshine,
Winsome, gallar. and gay.
Wear it in Mother's honor,
pinned to the coat's lapel;
tfear it in belt and corsage,
For her that you love so Well.
for mother in lowly cabin,
Or mother In palace hall;
;he truest and dearest,
jid ever the best of all. . .
jn travail and pain she bore us.
In laughter and love she nursed,
And who that would shame the
mother, ,
Is of all mankind ' accursed.
So here's to the white carnation,
" TCear it Mother's Day;
piower that blooms for mother,
TVinsome, gallant and gay.
f iower of a perfect sweetness,
flower for hut and hall.
Bere's to the white carnation '
And to mother -our best of all.
Margaret E. Sangster.
OAK GROVE NO. 4, W .O. W.
CIRCLE TO UNVEIL MONUMENTS
DECEASED MEMBERS TODAY.
Oak Grove No. 4, "W.O. W. Circle,
will unveil with appropriate ceremon
ies the monuments of several of the
beloved members of the circle, lately
deceased, today.
Members of the circle are requested
to be at the "W. O. "W. hall, on West
Garden street, at 3 o'clock this after
noon. A special car will be in wait
ing at the corner of Palafox and Gar
den streets to convey them to the
cemetery.
At St. John's cemetery will be un
veiled the monument of Sovereign
Leoma Boghich, who during her life,,
filled nearly every chair in the Oak
Grove Circle; Sovereign Martha San
ders, also a faithful worker in the
icircle and who, during her lifetime,
held several different offices in the
Circle; also Sovereign Mary Miribella,
all three charter members.
At St. Michael's cemetery the mon
ument of Sovereign Annie Matthews,
a long time and faithful member of
the circle will be unveiled. All mem
bers are requested to be at the hall
promptly on time and to wear cos
tumes of white. ....
MEETING "LEST WE FORGET"
CLUB. t
The members of Lady Swans No. 1
are cordially invited to attend the
meeting of the "Lest We Forget" club,
which will be held at the home of
Mrs. lola Mason Gray. 109 West Gar
den street, on Tuesday evening from
8 to 10 o'clock.
"MOTHERS' DAY" TO BE
FITTINGLY OBSERVED AT
SUNDAY SCHOOL FIRST METHO
DIST CHURCH THIS MORNING.
"Mothers Day" will be fittingly ob
served at the services of the Sunday
School of the First Methodist church
this morning. All ; mothers of the
church are to be the guests of the
Sunday School and each one Will be
presented with a carnation "in symbol
ism of the meaning of the day.
NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BALL BIG
AFFAIR AT SAN CARLOS
AUDITORIUM TUESDAY NIGHT.
m Pensacolians who delight in tripping
the light fantastic to the jazziest of
real jazz music are anticipating with
genuine pleasure the New Orleans jazz
ball to be given in the San Carlos
auditorium on the evening of - Tues
day. May 13th, beginning at 8 o'clock.
A program of the latest and best jazz
music will be rendered by the well
known Robichaux orchestra, of New
Orleans. ' :; - .
Everyone will be cordially welcomed,
but as there are only a limited number
of tickets, all those desiring to attend
are urged to obtain their ticket at
the earliest possible date. Tickets may
be obtained at the San Carlos hotel
or by communicating with Miss Janie
Knowles. Each ticket admits one gen
tleman, and a lady, no charge being
made for the ladies. Proceeds wlllxbe
used for .the benefit of local charities.
. Those who have assisted in making
arrangements for ,; the dance are:
Misses Janie Knowles, Elizabeth Me--ritt,
Eleanor Mitchell and Ensigns
Stiles, Boyd, McGowan. Major A. J.
Code, Jr., Student Officers Scrivner
and Wilson and Mr. Boykin Hyer. ,
MEETING PARENTS'-TEACHERS'
ASSOCIATION A. V,
CLUBBS SCHOOL.
The Parents'-Teachers' Association
of the " A. V. Clubbs grammar school
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing at the school building on Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. A full attend
ance is requested.
MRS. M'ALLISTER TO SING
OFFERTORY AT FIRST BAPTIST
THIS MORNING.
Several appropriate musical selec
tions will be a pretty feature of tho
morning services at the First Baptist
church today. The offertory will be
Sung by ' Mrs. A. R. McAllister, h.er
selection being, "Mother Knows," by
CasseU. - .. .
CIRCLE NO. 2, FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH TO MEET WITH MRS
DUBISSON.
Circle No. 2, of the First Baptist
church, will meet .tomorrow afternoon
at 3:30 o'clock, with Mrs. Frank Du
bisson, at her home on Alcaniz street
The Mission Study class will be led
by Mrs. Deupree.
TO ENTERTAIN FOR BENEFIT
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Miss Geraldine Borras assisted by
her sister, Mrs. Rita Varn, will delight
fully entertain on Monday night - for
theb enef It of the Lutheran church!
at the home of their mother. Mrs.
J. L. Borras. on East Government
street. All members of the church and
their friends are cordially invited.
BARACA CLASS TO OBSERVE
"MOTHERS' DAY" WITH SPECIAL
EXERCISES. v J
. The Baraca class of the First Meth
odist Sunday School will observe'
"Mothers Day" with its usual form
of service this morning and all new
THE TWO PEOPLE MOST INTERESTED IN THE TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIGHT.
In a green field at Fermoy, Ireland,
a hugh white cross has been painted.
It is a guide to Harry Hawker for
his landing at the end of his trans
Atlantic flight. And the two persons
who will greet him most eagerly if he
is successful in crossing the ocean will
be the mother and baby whose picture
appears above that o fthe field Mrs.
Hawker and Hawker, Jr. While Haw
ker is waiting for the right weather
in Newfoundland, Mrs. Hawker sits in
her home in Surbiton, Eng.; waiting
the message that tells her to hasten to
.he landing field.
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HONOR ROLL JOSEPH B.. LOCKEY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR APRIL.1
Grade 5 B. Teachers, Misses Mc
Lellan and Ellis; Chester Stephenson
Bronson Ward, Veda Mullen, Ella Mae
Nellson, Bobbie Wilkerson.
Grade 5 A Teacher, Miss Ellis; Clif
ford Bazzell, Harold Shelby, Lee Shel
by. Walter Wilson. Edna Anderson,
Lucille Burgoyne, Thelma Hansen
Minnie Messer.
' Grade 5 A. 2 Teacher, Miss Gray;
Marion Smith, Hazel Crooke, Lois
Wolff. Harry McEwen, Ary Johnson.
Harold Morris. Alice Stark. DnnnM
1 Swanson, Henry Schilchen, Ruby Lowe,
Katie Brady.
I Grade 6 B. Teacher, Miss McLellan:
' Violet Fell, Henrietta Patalans. Hers-
chal Cainr " :
Grade 6 A. Teacher, Miss Turner;
Caleb Burgoyne, J. C. Chris, Maurice
Davis. Billy Fischier, Edwarad Peake,
Neita Braswell, Olga Hansen, Marie
Hartman. Thelma - Mullen, Katherine
Pasco, Emma Schenbuerne, Freddie
Sheppard.
Grade 6 A. 2 Teacher, Miss G. Fos
ter; Kathleen Brown, Quinta Dimin
ger, Hilda Mae West,. Inez Nelson,
John Slatten, Clifton White. Glenn
Chestnutt. ,
Grade .7 B. Teacher, ' Mrs. I. W.
Chalker; , Oscar Bowman, Pascal Carr,
Chas. Grant, Jay Golson, Harold Reh
fteld, Alex Remont, Paul Skipper, Win-
nie Andrews, Eunice Fernandez, Nel
i lie Haul, Lois Kierce, Vonceil Shaw,
Annie Wilson, Cornelia Wallace,
j Grade 7 B. 2 Teacher, Miss Van
Pelt; Fred Anderson, Julian Edwards,
Otto Fell, Bryant Meharg, Chas. Ward,
Chas. Grant, Albert Schenburne, Leslie
Hardy, Agnes Anderson, Ruby Lee
Bliss, Estelle Hoist, Eva D. Howe.
J - Grade 8 B. Teacher, Mrs. Diamond;
Paul Caro.
Grade 8 B. 2 Teacher. Mrs. Collier;
Earl Bledsoe, Arthur Soderquist, Lo
rena Chestnut, Miriam Jacoby.
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CIRCLE NO. 1, FIRST BAPTIST,
tvIHET WITH MRS.
M'LELLAN.
Circle No. 1, of the First Baptist
church, will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 3:30 o'clock, with Mrs. Ada McLel
lan, at her home, 809 East Cervantes
street, 1
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From a thoughtful man to a thankful maid.
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SAMPLER
Chocolates and Confections
The Sampler- contains a-winnin'g assortment of those
chocolates and confections that have been "Famous
Since 1842." Sold at the store that has the best of
everything.
The Crystal Pharmacy
"The Rexall Store"
THE READY-TO-W E AR STORE
There is a wealth of beautiful apparel here awaiting your inspection. Every express
brings in something new and beautiful. We have just received two of the most remarkable
values it has ever been our pleasure to offer.
Ah extra special is a lot of Georgeette Dresses in solid
colors, beautiful styles and every conceivable model. These
are excellent values and for graduation and commencement
exercises are just right. 94. lft
An excellent value at
In one lot we are showing sortie exceedingly pretty
Dresses in Plain Georgette, solid .colors in white, flesh and a
few Navies. These dresses are beautifully made up and in
just the style you want. We are making "J n ft A
a remarkable price ...... t
Our showing of summertime
millinery is beyond comparison.
No matter what the contour of
your face we have a hat that will
make it more attractive.
A new arrival is a shipment
of beautiful sport Skirts in ,the
most wonderful Plaids .and the
material is very high grade
Worsted. $14.50, $19.75.
On these cool summer eve
nings you will need a wrap and
what is more becoming than one
of these beautiful capes. We
have them in Silk and Wool Pop
lin and Serges, 9.98, 1 i.50, $19.75
We are closing out all our
Spring Suits and are offering
some exceptional values. A few
more of those beautiful Sample
Suits at 19.75.
For summer wear there is
nothing more cool or dainty than
a pretty Voile or Figured Or
gandie Dress. We have by far
the best selection ever' brought
to this city. Wonderful .values,
$10.00, $14.50, $19.75.
We areexciusive agents for Gotham Gold Stripe
Silk Hosiery, the wonder hose, and Kayser's Italian
Silk Underwear and Crepe de Chine Underwear.
Ready-To -Wear Store
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9-11 South Palafox Street.
Gaberdine Wash Skirts that
will launder beautifully and are
non-shrinkable. Made up into
beautiful styles and the price
is only
$5.00 and $7.50
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