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DAILY THOUGHT.
r. n.t l3 another name for Fate
Ch9e- then thy destln V?d 7lt
Tor love brings love and hate brings
hatC Ella Wheeler "Wilcox.
BLACK CLARK ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED.
Much cordial interest centers in the
announcement by Mrs. Sarah C. Clark
t the engagement and approaching
marriage of her daughter, Lillian Mary
Mr B Lloyd Black, of Pensylvania,
he' marriage to take place in the
utter part of June.
Miss Clark Is one of Pensacola's
-ost talented and charming girls,
rmrin" his stay here, Mr. Black was
c-ationed at the naval air station as
Met petty officer, U. S. N., and has
won many friends by whom he is
leing warmly congratulated.
MISCELLANEOS SHOWER FOR
..ice inHNSON.
Mis Christine Johnson, one of June s
charming bride-elects waUs the honor
cuest last Thursday evening when Mrs.
Jeff Harriman Breazeale charmingly
entertained about twenty-five of he
friends with a miscellaneous shower.
The color motif of pink and green
beautifully carried out in the decora
tions was delightfully suggestive of
springtime and great quaatitles of
Dorothy Perkins roses were used with
Maidenhair fern. ' - -
Games and music were enjoyed until
a messenger arrived, Master Lewis
Friedrichsen, the. lit tie nephew, of the
bride-elect, who bore a large basket
exquisitely decorated in pink and green,
marked for Miss Johnson and. which,
upon opening, she found contained an
array of lovely and dainty gifts of all
kinds. At the close of the afternoon
a delicious ice course prettily . carried
out in the color motif of pink and
green were served.
LADY SWANS NO. 1, TO MEET
WITH MRS. CAMPBELL.
The members of the "Lest We For
get" club of Lady Swans No. 1, are
Invited to meet with Mrs. A. F. Camp
bell, 1412 North Eighth avenue Friday
jvening.
The occasion will be a house warm
fncj. Mrs. Campbell having recently
pure.sed a beautiful home on East
Hill. VU members are cordially in
vited tlff-tend.
THE DIVINE IN MAN.
How can we love the whole and not
each part?
How worship God, and harbor in the
heart
Hate of God's members (for all men
are that) ?
Too long our souls have sat.
Like poor blind beggars, at the door
of God.
He never made a beggar we are
kings!
Let us rise up, for it is time we trod
The mountin tops; time that we
did the things
We have so long asked God to do.
He waits for you
To look deep in your brother's eye3 and
see . ' -
The God within;
To hear you say: "Lo, thou art He!
Lo, thou art He!"
This Is the only way to end all sin
The difficult, one way.
A prayer without a deed Is an arrow
without a bowstring;
A deed without a prayer is a bow
string without an arrow '
The heart of a man should be like
a quiver full of arrows,
And the hand of a man should be like
a strong bow strung for action.
The heart of a man should keep his
arrows ever ascending, -
And the hand and mind of a man
should keep at a work an end
, ing. ' '
Selected."
LIVE OAK CAMP NO. 1 TO HOLD
UNVEILING CEREMONIES.
Live Oak Camp No. 1 will hold the
unveiling ceremonies of two of their
deceased members this afternoon. All
members are requested to meet at the
hall at 1 o'clock from where they will
leave in cars for Beulah cemetery,
where . the monument of Mr. W. M.
Lister will be unveiled and in the Jew
ish cemetery will be unveiled the mon
ument of Mr. Rehfield. The eulogies
wllj. be delivered by Mr. R. Pope Rees9.
CARY-AMOS ENGAGEMENT ,
ANNOUNCED.
Of cordial interest to friends is the
announcement by Mr. and Mrs. John
Amos of the engagement and ap
proaching marriage of their daughter
Blanche Gabrlele, to. Mr. Armlstead
Dudley Cary, the marriage to take
place the latter part of June.
MRS. PRANK TRAT.V unwnorn
BY UNITED DAUGHTERS OF
THE CONFEDERACY.
w Mrs- Frank D. Tracy has recently
been appointed a member of the
southern literature and "endorsement
of books committee by order of the
president-general of the U. D. C J she
having been so notified by Mrs. Wal
lace Streator, corresponding- secretary
general of the U. D. C.
This appointment comes as a source
of much gratification to Mrs. Tracy's
numerous friends as they feel 'that
She is more than worthy of this cov
eted honor. She is one of the most
loyal of the Daughters of the Confed
eracy arid is president of te local
chapter. U. D. C, in which she has
worked with untiring zeal. Miss N.
C. Preston, of Seven Mile Ford, Va..
is chairman of the committee of whlcli
Mrs. Tracy is a member.
BENEFIT DANCE AT K. OF C.
HALL MONDAY, MAY 26TH.
What promises to be one of the
most enjoyable dances given- during
the season at the K. of C. hall is the
benefit dance to be given under the
auspices of the Daughters of Isabella
on the evening of Monday, May, 2th.
The music which will be furnished i by
the orchestra under the direction of
O'Brien Motta will be unusually good.
Mr. Leo A. Waters will act as floor
manager for the evening and Mes
dames Ed. Anderson, Lilliard, Henry
Hyer and .Vince Fauria will serve as
chaperones. Plans for the dance ar
being made by the following commit
tee, MLs Josephine Bowes, chairman.
Misses Geraldine Touart. Sadie Mc
Hugh, Katherine Motta and Mrs. Eri
mund Fox.
"LEST WE FORGET"
CLUB. '
The Lest We Forget club, of Lady
Swans, No. 1, were entertained with a
porch party by Mrs. Mason Gray, 109
West Garden street. On Tuesday. This
being Mrs. Gray's birthday she was
presented with a beautiful cut glass
vase by the Swans, and received many
other handsome presents from the
members individually...
Several interesting readings were
given by Mrs. E. Fisher and Mrs. M.
Saccaro. In the "Lest We Forget"
contest ' Mrs. W. R. Bosso and Mrs.
A.- F. Campbell scored, the prizes
being two cut glass berry bowls.
' Ice cream and -cake was served. A
very pretty feature or the evening was
a rose shower, each member attending
bringing an immense arm bouquet of
roses to the hostess.
MUSIC PUPILS OF ST. MICHAEL'S
SCHOOL TO GIVE CONCERT !
The music pupils of St. Michael's
school will give a concert in the school
hall, on the evening of Tuesday, be- ,
ginning at 7:30 o'clock. I
WOODMEN CIRCLE MEET
THURSDAY.
' Oak Grove No. 4, Woodmen Circle,
will hold their regular meeting Thurs
day, May 22, at the W. O. . W. hall,
on West Garden Street.
All members are requested to attend
to practice for Memorial services.
COLLI NS-TOWNSEiND
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr." and. Mrs. James Walter Town
send request the honour of your pres
ence at the marriage of their daugh
ter, Winnie Love, to Mr. Roger Ram
say Collins, on Tuesday, the third of
June, nineteen hundred and nineteen,
at four o'clock. First Baptist church,
Lake Butler, Fla.
Mr. Collins Is the brother of Mr. J.
H. Collins of this city, and the an
nouncement of his approaching mar
riage to Miss ToWnsend, a attractive
society girl of Lake Butler, is received
with much cordial nterest by a wide
circle of friends .n Pensacola.
!MRS. CRENSHAW TO ADDRESS
1 WOMAN'S AUXILIARY TO FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
An 1 A .tv c a wilt w& triirem V irnn
Crawford Crenshaw, v on missionary
work In China at the meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the First Pres
byterian church In the church parlors
on Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
women in the city who might be in
terested to attend. -V V
Mrs. Crenshaw is a daughter of DrJ
A. S. Moffet,t. and Is visiting in Pen
sacola for 'a short time before return
ing to China to resume her missionary
work there. o
PATTERSON JOHNSON
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mrs. Chas. G. Johnson has announced
the engagement and approaching mar
riage of her daughter, Christine Helen
to Mr. Robert Y, Patterson, of West
Palm Beach, Fla., the marriage to
take place in the early part of June.
Mr. Patterson at one time made his
home in Pensacola where he was con
nected with the G. FV & A., as chi'.f
engineer before going "to Washington.
D. C-, and has many friends in the
city who are extending to him hearty
congratulations.
ACROSS FROM
SAN CARLOS
HOTEL
FA
TT TIT 9
JL7 JCv
ACROSS FROM
- SAN CARLOS
HOTEL :
Unmatchablc Values for Tomorrow in
E A ttl TT D EE S
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These prices of fered to shoppers are indeed big savings. Dresses that are
creations of the best manufacturers, fashion favorites. Each garment
speaks its own individuality. SMART, STYLISH NEW GARMENTS
THE VALUES NOT MENTIONED THE STYLES THEMSELVES COM
MEND THEM TO YOU. We have grouped them into three lots for your
convenience in selecting. Early choosing is best, as the lots are all limited.
I
I
GROUP 1
Consisting of Voiles Organdies, Nets and Foulards, simply
beautiful styles. Values to $16.50, choice tomorrow. . . . ,
$9.95
GROUP 2
HB it EE S ES
This lot consists of Georgettes, plain and figured Organdies, Foulards, Taf
fetasplain and figured Voiles and Satin, all colors, ' I" A OPJ
beautiful styles. Values up to $37.50, choice tomorrow. . IvW
GROUP 3 .
p CI ESSES
Consists of a beautiful assortment of Summer Dersses in the coolest sum
mer cloths, just the dress you want for GFJ JP
street wear these hot days
Just Received by Fxpress Haodsome Wash Skirts
We cannot say too much in praise of these new O QPJ to 1 2
Skirts, the most fascinating models you ever saw 0UtJ
11 to 12 O'clock Monday
ANY HAT IN OUR STORE
ONE
HOUR
SALE
ONE
HOUR
SALE
Tomorrow, Monday, we
giving you unrestricted
at one-half the regular
Regular
Hour
Regular
Hour
Regular
Hour
Regular
Hour
Regular
Hour
Regular
Hour
$3.50 Hats,i Special
Sale Price.......
$4 Hats. Special
Sale Price .......
J 5 Hats, Special
Sale Price .
$6 Hats, Special
Sale Price , ,
$S Hats. Special ,
Sale Price ......
$10 Hats. Special
Sale Price "
will conduct a one hour sale from 11 to 12 o'clock,
choice of any Trimmed or Walking Hat in our store
price. Note these prices:
Regular $12 Hats. Special ? ffcfl
' Hour Sale Price A',v'v
Regular $15 Hats, Special H fff
Price
1.75
:.. .2.00
2.50
.3.00
4.00
5.00
Hour Sale
Regular $18 Hats, Special Q 00
Hour Sale Price ,vv
10.00
12.50
Regular $20 Hats, Special
Hour Sale Price ......
Regular $25 Hats, Special
Hour Sale Price. ......
will be glad to read
Tt-n
FASHION SHOP
THE STORE FOR WOMEN
115 South Palafox
if
A
A SPECIAL SALE
JTH O 1 4i TTs
mil
& oresses
..Monday;;;.-;...
In this collection will be found
dresses of Taffeta, Georgettes
and Foulards, Crepe de Chines.
All sizes.
They Are Wonderful Values
Each
Other Specials for Monday
$4,50 to $12.50
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75 Assorted All-Jersey Silk Ptticoat3
Each $5.95 Each
New Arrivals Iteing Shown Monday
Hand lmads Voile Waists
4.95
Each
Also a new Ime Georgette Waists
. ... $5.95 and up
MEETING OF LADY
SWANS NO. 1.
The. members of Lady Swans, No. J
will hold? their regular meeting at the
Swans hall on West Intendencia" street
Tuesday, at 7:30 in the evening. All
members are requested to be promptly
on. time.
OFFICERS ELECTED
FOR COUNTRY CLUB.
Captain I. . H. Aiken was elected
president, W. B. Logan, vice-president
and W. M. McClellan was re-elected
secretary of the Country Club at the
""iinl , meeting held Friday evening.
Other members of the governing board
are .Jeorae Keeder, Ellis Knowlss,
John A. Avant, C. W. Parker. After
the business meeting a delightful
dance was enjoyed. . . ' -
STUDENT OFFICERS DANCE
AT COUNTRY CLUB.
The student officers of the Pensa
cola naval air station entertained with
their usual delightful week-end dance
at the Country Club last night.- A
large number of guests attended and
light refreshments were served. Spier: -did
music was furnished by the An
derson Douglas orchestra.
MRS. LUSK HOSTESS TO FIVE
HUNDRED CLUB.
Mrs. Ernest M. Lusk was a charming,
hostess to the members of the Five
Hundred Club which plays for the
benefit of the Women's Home, Thurs
day afternoon at her home on East
Moreno street.
The home was very prettily deco
rated for the occasion, yellow coreop-
sweet peas in the dining room. The.e
were nine tsbles In p'ay.
rxiring the afternoon punch va
sis being used in the living room nnd
served, Mrs. Frank Welles and Mrs.
Harry -Lurton presiding at the pit 'l
bowl. At the close of 'the games a
delicious salad course was served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Elbert
Clubbs, Mrs. J. T. Perry, Mrs. Frank
Welies and Mrs. Harry Lurton.
Besides the members the following
invited guests were present: Mrs.
Walter Johnson, of Pine Barren; Mrs.
Harry Lurton, Mrs. James Goralds,
Mrs. J. T. Perry, Mrs. W. L. Morgan,
Mrs. Sim McClure, Miss Occie Clubbs,
Mrs. C. S. Bonacker, Mrs. J. D. Hard
esty, of Anniston, Ala.; Mrs. A. R.
Herren, of Hattiesburg, Miss.; Mrs..
Elbert Clubbs, Mrs. Alma Fisher,
L
READY GARMENTS O F THE FINEST
Unusual in Quality, in Original. in Smartness
Every day scores of our customers ? added to the admirers
of these wonderful garments. -They're .omen who appreciate the
distinctive, who want "different" apparel.,
Daily arrivals of Summer-time Dresses of plain and printed
Voiles, Georgettes, Organdies and Crepe de Chines, all moderately
priced.
1 -;--- "
tm)
We are showing a very pretty line of Graduation Dresses of
Georgette and Crepe de Chine, priced at $15.00 and up.
Clearing Out Our Spring Suits
All SPRING SUITS, except black and navy blues, at ONE
HALF PRICE.
ALL NAVY BLUES and BLACKS, at ONE-THIRD OFF.
ALL blijK o U 1 1 o at UIN rj-1 xiixti ur r .
15.
Phone 337
r "The Best Place to Shop After All'
122 and 124 S. Palafox Street

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