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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 1919.
Women and Events
Phone 38, ixtween 10 a. m. and 6 p.m.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY MEETS v
TOMORROW. - - -t- ;
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presby terian church meets In the
church- parlors tomorrow , afternoon
at 5 o'clock. A full attendance is re
quested. "X'- '. t -" ?
MARRIAGE OF MISS VERA GREEN TO MB. LOUIS DUNCAN
TO BE CELEBRATED ON WEDNESDAY:
The Interest of society Is centered
this week in the Approaching mar-rig-
of Miss Vera Green to Mr.
Louis Duncan of Muscogee, Oklahoma
which takes place at the First Baptist
church on Wednesday evening at
8:30 o'clock. Reverend J. A. Ansley
pastor of the First. Baptist church will
officiate. Members' of the bridal party
will be: Miss Edna Finch, ma Id-of -honor,
Miss Genevieve Carter, brides
maid, Mrs. J. E. Davis Tonge and Mrs.
Terrell Covington, of Greenville, S. C.
sisters of the bride-elect, matrons-of-honor.
Roberta Anson, the lovely lit
tle daughter of Mr. and Mrs II. O.
Anson will be flower-girl and ushers
will be: Jack Roberts, Preston Avery,
Pat Eagan, Davis Yonge, Forrest Dun
can of Muscogee, Okla. brother of the
groom will be best man.
Among the out-of-town guests who
will arrive this week for the wedding
are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Green of
New York City, who arrive tomorrow.
Miss Margaret .Giles of Louisville ar
rives this afternoon. Mr. Duncan and
his brother arrive in the city tomor
row afternoon. ' ',
Following the ceremony a reception
will be held at the home, of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jobb
Green, lit West Gonzales street for a
few Invited friends. The bride and
groom will leave that night on a two
weeks' honeymoon trip after which
they will go to Muscogee, Oklahoma
to make their home. ' .
Miss Green is an unusually attrac
tive girl and her winning person
ality has endeared her to a host of
friends who deeply regret that she
goes so far from Pensacola to
make her home. She has been the
center of a delightful round of social
gaieties during the past week one of
the prettiest affairs given In her honor
being the handkerchief and hosiery
shower with which' she was compli
mented by Mrs. H. O. Anson yester
day afternoon.
The color motlff of yellow and green
effectively carried out with great
clusters of fluffy Golden-rod and yel
low cosmos with 'southern smilax
palms and ferns formed a lovely back
ground, suggestive of the fall season,
for the shower which was held in the
dinning room. Masses of yellow cos
mos and 'feathery fern arranged
among graceful festoons of smilax
screened the walls. The table, love
ly in its appointments was centered
with a mass of yellow blooms In an
arrangement of ferns. Yellow shad
ed candles in silver candlebras cast
a mellow glow over the table. The
salads were served on plates, artisti
cally fashioned into large sun flow
ers. After the salads and icas, pret-
- tily carrying out the color iichvaa.
were served and while the guests were
still seated. Roberta Anson, the at
tractive little daughter of the hostess,
dressed as an exquisite little Fairy
with dainty tarlatan dress of yUow
. with gold slippers and great yellow
gauze wings flecked with silver and
bright colored spots, entered, bearing
a huge yellow pumpkin, which she
presented to Miss Green and which
upon investigation, proved to contain
a lovely assortment of dainty hand
kerchiefs and pairs of hosiery.
Pieceding the shower a game
bridge was enjoyed, five tables being
In ; play. Top score waa made by
Miss Virginia Swindell, the prise be
ing a handsome pair of silk hose. Mrs.
Willie Leonard who cut the consols.
tlon received an exquisite Maderta
handkerchief. Miss Green received as
the guest prize. a pair of silk hose.
SeveYal vocal selections by Mrs. Wil
lie Leonard added much to the pleas
ure "of the afternoon.
Miss Green was lovely In a girlish
gown of white georgette. elaborately
beaded In crystals. She wore a cor
sage bouquet of Sunburst roses. In
cluded among the guests were: Miss
Virginia Swindell, of Baltimore, Mrs.
Thomas A; Johnson, Mrs. Terrell. Cov
ington, Mrs. J. E. Davis Yonge, Miss
Elizabeth Moreno, Miss Carrie Moreno,
Miss Harriett Carbine, Miss Genleve
Carter, AisS Rowena Marsh, . Miss
Annie Chaptn - McLane, Miss Marie
McMillan. Miss Gladys McMillan. Miss
Irrna DeSllva, Miss Eleanor .Mitchell,
Miss Adelaide Bell, Mias Fidelia. Sub
lette. " Miss Clara Bell,' Miss Edna
Finch, Miss Alma Finch, Mrs. B. S.
Hancock. Mrs. George Wentworth,
Mrs. Henry Hyer, Mrs. Willie Leonard,.
Mrs. Anderson Leonard, Mrs. M. E.
Clark. Mrs. Martin Doyle, Mrs. Anson
was assisted in serving - by Misses
Lucy and Aline Anson and Eulalie
Clark.
On Monday afternoon Miss Finch
was .the honor gueft at. aJovely .bridge
nnr.y when auss Eleanor .viucneu en
tertained at the Country club. The
tables were placed In the. tea and card
room which was brightened with a
profusion of Golden-rowj ferns and
palms. Three tables - were in play
top score being made by Miss Har
rlett Carbine who received a; dainty
brocaded vanity box: The guest prize
was a damty piece of silk lingerie. A
dsinty salad "and Ice course wa5 serv
ed: Miss Green were a becoming mod
el of navy blue Jrjcolette . combined
8URPRI8E BIRTHDAY
DINNER. .-
. Mrs. M. A- Lounsberry was delight
fully surprised on Monday when her
children, grand-children and friends
gathered at ; the family home 1004
North Alcaniz street to celebrate her
seventy-sixth birthday ' with ' a ' most
elaborate dinner. : iMrs. Lounsberry
was recalled to her happy childhood I
days by a huge white birthday cake
bearing seventy-six candles, ; placed in
the. center of the table. She'received
a number of pretty and appropriate
gifts and congratulations on her many
years of a useful and happy life. - Mrs.
Lounsberry is a South Carolinian by
birth but for more than a half cen
tury has made her home in Pensacola
She still retains her youthful spirit
and enjoys splendid health. Among
her out-of-town relatives who came
to celebrate the day with her were:
Mrs. J. E. Keen and son of Bagdad,
Mrs. A. B.'Buell of Atlanta and Mrs.
Hattle M. AHen ol Atlanta. . .
FUSSELL-BOND ' -
ANNOUNCEMENT.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bond announce
the engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Carrie Louise,
to Mr., Joseph . Lawrence Fussell of
Enterprise. Ala. ' 1 "
MUSICAL CONCERT. . - ' . -
Miss Helen Clark. contralto, and
Miss Lucille Collette. violinisie. will
be presented at the San Carlos Tues
day evening. ".' . -
Miss Clark ts gifted .with a fine con
tralto voice, ranging up fo 'mejzo.)
prano. Not very long ago. &h'e ap
peared in a motion picture for Mr.
Griffith, one of the leaders to i the
photo-play world, and was tendered
a magnificent contract.' but because
the work would necessitate too much
of the time she. preferred to "s.vsnd In
her vocal art, she decided to refuse.
Hr rapid strides - in her profession
prove her decision-to be right.
Miss Clark's well deserved success
on the concert platform is due to an
unusually sVnjpathetic voice of ' delightful-quality.
' combined .with a
sound musicianship and . deep sympa
thy for the things in life which really
count, . - . t ' -.- ''
The fact that Miss Clark is -to be as
sisted by Miss Lucille Collette lends
added interests to the event. Mies
Collette is a fine . violiniste, who has
spent the greater part, of her life- In
study under the greatest of , French
masters. She recently appeared with
the army of occupation, with Pershing
and his first division, under the au
spices of the Y. M. C. A. and is proud
of having danced with our . greatest
general. .. . . ; . '
KELLER. SELLARS
ANNOUNCEMENT,
Mrs. Carroll W. Potts has announc
ed the engagement and approaching
marriage of -her daughter, Lucile Es
ther Sellers to Mr. Gordon H. Keller
of Philadelphia, the -wedding to take
place on Wednesday, November 12.
Mr. Iveller has recently been placed
on inactive duty. He served as first
lieutenant in the army and before
going overseas was stationed at the
Pensacola naval air station . as aero
nautical mechanical engineer
Miss Sellers is a mo6t attractive,
winsome young girl who numbers her
friends by. her . acquaintances. She
and Mr. Keller havfe a large eircle of
friends in the city to whom their ap
proaching marriage is of much inter
est and who unite in extending- best
wishes and congratulations.
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ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW
Miss Virginia "Walker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Walker, who re
cently . left for New Orleans has
entered te Isadore Newman , Manual
Training School there where she Is
taking a: preparatory course for col
lege. She is also taking a 1 special
course in music at the New Orleans
Conservatory of Music and Dramatic
Artv IHirlng her stay in the Crescent
City she is making her home with
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. D. P. Peabody and family- Mr.
Peabody is at present on an extended
business trip in the East. Miss Walker
Is unusually talented musically and
is considered one of the best accora
panients in the city. Coming of a
musical family she has developed her
talent and added to a splendid tech
nique has a sympathetic touch- and
true interpretation. She has a rich
alto -voice and has sung in. a number
of the church choirs of tjhe city.
Mrs. George Greenhow and niece.
Miss Julia Chaires' . of Tallahassee,
have returned home after visiting In
Pensacola- as the guests of Miss
Chaires' sister ' and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs.- John "V. Price. . Miss
Chaires expects to return to the city
after Christmas to spend the re
mainder of the' winter in Pensacola
with her sister. - Mrs.-Greenhow- and
Miss Chaires came to Pensacola . from
North Carolina and Tennessee where
they enjoyed spending the summer.
Friends of Mrs. Price -are glad to
know that she has quite recovered
after having undergone a recent
operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McHugh are
home again after a delightful summer
spent In the mountains of North Caro
lina visiting In Asheville, Waynesville,
Hendersonville, and other cities. They
haVe been spending -the past six weeks
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AUTUMN.
Autumn! In red and blue and n
With every charm we know r,f
Wild aster stars by woodland
ADuve lae imis a iurpie Iiaze
Whose grace in words cannot b
Beneath the apple trees whore r
We when the blooms were mult
Lies richer treasure now than Ma
Autumn!
What wondrous music now n -
By hill and dale, thru wood and
Why pipes the wind his sw
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NEW YORK Miss MSIitsa Veljitcb.
first of ten younjc women sent from
Serbia to study . irA American colleges,
has arrived in New York.
in Atlanta during their stay there
enjoying the celebration of the Con
federate veterans reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. B-usenbury are
spending several days in. the city as
guests at the home of Mr..'and Mrs. H.
E. Melton. They motored down from
Montgomery ' where they are spend
ing the winter to be with their son,
J. F. Dusenbury, Jr., who is attending
the Starke military academy there.
Annie .Mary, Wilmer, Jessie, Mar
garet and Jane Hall, the lovely young
More tinkling tunes the
- plays?
'Tis thus her herald3 cry: Eeho
Autumn:
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wiim.
Hall left last night for Wash
D. C. where they go to attend'
tms winter. Airs. Hall who .
Miuri lime uru mr v asn'.ngton, i
placing the girls in Bchool w in re-
rpr a visit or several weeks &
I CLUlilliljj ilVUiC,
Mrs. R. A. Hyer, Mrs. Chas. Hi
man. Miss Rooble Hyer and )
Elizabeth Brownson have rein
homo after a delightful visit in
lanta. They went to attend the
federate veterans reunion and t
enjoying the week s round of mi,
remained for a.vlsit of about tenc
During their stay they made
home at the Piedmont.
Dr. C. Ray Mitchell, Dr. J. c. f
win and Dr. Wilmer S. Hall
among. Pensacola dentists leaving
New Orleans last night to atten
national dental convention whici
mains in session there a week,
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Ferryman
little daughter who recently k
from Pensacola to Florala hav
turned to the city having been t
here on account of the very cr:
illness of Mr. Perryman's father,
J. G. Ferryman, who is at the
sacola hospital. During their
in the city Mr. and Mrs. Perry
are with Mr. and Mrs. Frank E
at their home, 1020 East Cervan
with sreoreette and black . picture hat
a large corsage boquet of yellow Tea
roses completing her costume! ' Invit-'
ed guests were: Mrs: J. E. Davis DINNER DANCE AT
Tonge, Mrs; Terrel Covington. Mrs.
Henry Hilton Green; Mrs. E..P: Nlck
inson. : Misses Genevieve Carter, Edna
Finch. Annie Chapln McLane. Elisa
beth Fishers Dowena Marsh- Harriet
Carbine, Carrie Merendr Elisabeth Mo
rencn Doris Merrlttt Kittei -Merrltt.
Elisabeth Dunhani: Marian
Adelaide Garfieldi Myrtie Rice, Chris
tine Sheppard. Dolores Brpwnsonj
Mary Lee Mathews; and the hostess
Eleanor Mttehellt
Oon Monday afternoon Miss Flneh
will - entertain with a ,bridge party at
the- Country - club, ..complimentary to
Miss Green and .on Tuesday night.
f6nowTn'g"the TiSheaf sals-f-tne bridal
party Mr. Duncan will be host at a
dinner party at. the San Carlos.
SAN CARLOS.
Opening the dancing season at the
San Carlos hotel,- the . music of the
Glacier National Park Jazz orchestra
rendered a delightful program at ; the
dinner-dance last'' night which was
attended by many of the officers of the
Laneyf destroyer flotilla and their wives, oth
MRS, J. T.-HOOMES HOSTESS ;f
TO PRISC1LLA CLUB.
The Priscllia Club of the First Chris
tlan church meets on Tuesday after
noon at 3:15 o'clock with' Mrs. J. T.
Hoemea at her home, . 918 East Gon-
sales street. Members are requested
of to bring their sewing materials.
er representatives of the service and
society from town and the bayshore.
OAUGHTERS DP ISABELLA -DANCE
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Wednesday evening of this week the
Daughters of Isabella will be. hostess
es at a delightful dance at the San
Carlos. Daseing-fWiH t. begin. w at g : 3
o'clock and music will be furnished by
the Anderson-Douglas orchestra. Mr.
James A. Whit is floor manager and
chaperones 'for the. evening will be:
Mrs. Patrick McHugh, Mrs. William
Moyer, Mrs. Edward Anderson Mrs.
John B. Jones. Mrs. . "William R. Con
ralez. Members," of the entertainment
committers who are. making elaborate
plans to Insure the success of the
dance are: Mrs. r Edmund Fox, - Miss
Josephine Bowes, Miss Sadie McHugh,
Miss Geraldine Touart., Miss Kath
erine Motta.
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by Special Arrangement
H ELEN CLARK
will give her favorite program. "Songs that America Loves."
The celebrated operatic contralto will appear herself in what will
be the most notable muskale of the season. ; . -
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING " .
OCTOBER 21 ;
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