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,THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22, 1919.
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Wornen and Events
Phone 38, between 10 a. m. and 6 p. m.
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A great mass of the large yellow and
white blooms formed the centerpiece
for the prettily annnlntoH -r-
Ing dinner Mrs. Svlvstpr rtrcenw
of Texarkana. Texas,, who recently ar-
neu lor-me wedding sweetly sang,
"I Love You Trulv" and "At nwn.
Ing," accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. E. R. Cunningham.
Covers were laid for th fniivarn
giiests: Miss Agnes Cleo Slitter, tha
Dnae-eiect. Miss Tilsie Russell and
Miss Josephine Smith who will be
brides-maids, Mr. Frank Hudson Rod-
gers. the groom-elect, Mr. W. A. Mar
shall, best man. and Mr. Arthur John
son , groomsman- Mrs. SvlvMtor
uroenwood. Mrs. E. II. Cunningham;
Ilr. and Mrs. W. T. Smith.
the beautifully appointed table, placed
in rwwr -a-. A .mass of great
American Beauty rosea formed the
ve-merpiece, ana roses marked each
place. Corsage bouquets of American
Beauty roses completed the chic . fall
costumes worn by the ladies. Covers
were laid for the following guests;
Miss Vera Green, Miss Edna Pinch,
maid of honor, Miss Genieve Carter,
bridesmaid, Mrs. J. E. Davis Yonge,
Mrs. Terrell, Covington, matrons , of
honor. Miss Lula Flnlay, Miss Bessie
FInlay,1 of Pollard. Miss Mrir.t
Giles of Louisville, , who will be out-
oi-iown guests, Forrest Duncan, of
Muscogee, cuua., who will be his
brother's best . man. Jack Roberts;
Preston Avery, Pat Eagan, Davis
Yonge and Mr. Duncan.
DINNER PARTY AT SAN CARLOS
FOR DUNCAN-GREEN
BRIDAL PARTY.
Mr. Louis Duncan, whose marriage
to Miss Vera Green will be brilliantly
solemnized at the First Baptist church
this evening, was host last night, en
tertaining the members of the bridal
party with dinner at the San Carlos
following the rehearsal at the church.
Cut flowers and , potted tropical
plants made a pretty background for
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM FOR
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY, FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. V
The following "Interesting program
has been arranged for the meeting of
the Womans Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian in ' the ladies' parlor of
the church tomoirow afternoon at 4
o'clock.: "
Devotional exercises, led by Mrs. H.
S. Merwin. -
General subject - for the afternoon
will be "Korea," A paper on some of
the difficulties, encouragements and
needs found in that country will be
given by Mrs. William Fisher, Jrl Mrs
C. "W. Lamar will give a paper on "The
Japanese Debt to Korea. After
closing song will be the Mlzpah bene
diction. - ..........
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA
MEET THIS AFTERNOON.
The Royal Neighbors of America
meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the W. O. W. hall on West Romana
street. A full attendance is urged as
Mrs. Catherine Hanson, state deputy.
who arrived Jn .-the city yesterday
morning, will be present on her 'offi
cial visit.
MEETING PENSACOLA NURSES
ASSOCIATION.
A meeting of the Pensacola Nurses
Association will be held in the parlors
of the Pensacola. Hospital this after
noon at 4 o'clock.' All registered
nurses are requested to attend.
MRS. J. C. BALDWIN HOSTESS
TO FORTY-TWO CLUB AT
FIRST FALL, MEETING.
Mrs. J. C. Baldwin will be hostess
to the Forty-Two club when they hold
their first meeting for the year on Fri
day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
MRS. ELEBASH ENTERTAINS
MONDAY BRIDGE CLUB.
The members of the Monday Bridge
Club enjoyed a delightful afternoon
when they met with Mrs. Eugene P.
Elebash as hostess at her home, 704
North Palafox street. Cut flowers and
ferns added to the ' attractiveness of
the' rooms. Three tables were In play,
Mrs. O. J. Semmes making top score,
winning the club prize, a pair of silk
hose. Miss Virginia Swindell of Balti
more .won a pair of Japanese em
broidery scissors as the guests' prize.
and Mrs. Clarence Elebash of Selma,
the guest of Mrs. Eugene Elebash," re
ceived a pair of Japanese candlesticks.
Besides the members present were:
Mrs. Thomas A. Johnson and guest.
Miss Virginia Swindell of Baltimore,
Mrs. S. Harding Burke and Mrs. Clar
ence Elebash of Selma. The club holds
its next meeting with Mrs. E. F. Bruce.
WEEKLY DANCE AT FORT
BARRANCAS POSTPONED.
TheWgular Monday night dance at
Fort Barrancas given by the enlisted
men of the garrison will be " held ,on
Thursday . evening Instead, having
been postponed on account of the ab
sence of the band which spent Monday
in Tallahassee.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA
DANCE TONIGHT.
The Daughters of Isabella will be
hostesses tonight entertaining with a
dance at the San Carlos. The Ander
son Douglass orchestra will play.
Dancing begins at 8:30. MY. James A.
White is floor manager and chap
erones for the evening .will be Mrs.
Patrick McIIugh, Mrs. William Moyer,
Mrs. Edward Anderson, Mrs. John B.
Jones, Mrs. William R. 'Gonzalez.
Members of the entertainment com
mittee who are making elaborate plans
to insure the success of the dance are:
Mrs. Edmund Fox. Miss Josephine
Bpwes, Miss Sadie McHugh Miss
Geraldine Touart, Miss Katherine
Motta.
BUSINESS WOMAN3 CLUB
v ADOPTS NEW NAME.
At their regular meeting Monday
night the Business Womans Club
changed - the name of the club from
"The Business Womans Club" to that
of "Business and Professional Wom
ans Club." ,
A" feature of the evening was the
address given by Mrs. Karl of Wash
ington, who spoke on "Womans
Work."
She brought out the motto of the
club, ''Others' in the latter reading.
It read, "Let me live in my house by
the side of the road, and be a friend
to man."
She said "Woman's work is by no
means confined to the walls of the
home, but we are a part of every, per
son we meet, and we come in contact
with all kinds of, people. There is no
limit to our home. The sky is -the
limit. We must help to ' make life
easier for others as far as within our
power. We must take an interest in
the surroundings and try to better the
conditions, to make life happier for
others." The members greatly enjoyed
having Mrs. Karl with them.
The following were elected as mem
bers of the club: Honorary, Mrs,
Thos. Brent, Mrs. J. B. McNeill and.
Mrs. T. P. White; active, Misses Min
nie Kehoe, Helen Carter, Celia Robin
son, Lelia McGlll, Bertha Llschteh,
Alberta Fell, Irene Lawrence, Eu3a
Wilder, Geraldine Touart, Hazel Van
Metre, Estelle Hicks, Minnie Russell
and Gertrude Bazzell.
At the next meeting the club will
have the pleasure of having Mrs. F.
S. Melton talk, to them on South
America, which will be their subject
of study this winter. The meeting will
be held promptly at 6:15 p. m. when
lunch will be served.
CALLED MEETING LADIES ,
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION.
A meeting of the Ladies' Confed
erate Memorial ; Association - has been
called for tomorrow afternoon at 5 ,
o'clock at the home of Mrs. II. L.
Simpson, when the reports of dele
gates who attended tho Atlanta con
vention will be heard, i " .
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and druggists everywhere. adv. ' .
New York. Oct. 23. With the com-
tns; of fall days and their accompany
In? crisp mornings, warmer out-door
garments for a brisk walk in the park
or golf links are in demand.
It seems to me that I have never
?en more attractively sporty sports
clothes than this autumn. The outfit
sketched today is fetching enough to
lure the laziest woman in the world
out of doors just for the sake' of
wearing it. f
The kilted skirt of Scotch plaid is
the keynote for tho costume. Its pre
dominate color is peacock blue with
cross bars of brown, and dull sage
green, relieved with threads of black
a,nd white. The jersey sweater coat
repeats the blue in the plaid, with its
long throw scarf lined in sage green.
The soft felt hat is also of the green,
while the narrow leather belt, dog skin
gloves and spats are of brown.
The smart little cane which gives
an added air of jauntlness to the out
fit has a "crook" handle wrapped in
brown leather.
' SMILES
It isn't the fellow who has a smile
Because of the smile of others,
Eut the fellow who counts la the fel
low who smiles
In spite of his scowling brothers:
Or whether they smile or whether
they don't
If he's true to his own soul's light
He will keep on smiling through thick
and thin.
He will smile for the sake of the
right.
The old song says if you smile for
them
They will have & smile for you .
But the man who smiles if they smile
or not
Is the man who will put things
through;
The man who smiles because It's his
heart
That brings o his face the glow
Of the peace arid the power of doing
his part
In the world's great dally show.
To do things just to gain in return
Some gift or some grace of life
Is only a half way style to win
In the toll and struggle and strife.
For the best old grace is the grace of
Joy
In doing and serving along
With a smile that is sweet as the
smile of a boy
Till your smile makes labor a song.
TRUST IS BEST
I think If thou couldst know,
O soul that wilt complain,
What lies concealed below
Our burden and our pain;
How Just our anguish brings
Nearer those longed-for things
We seek for now In vain
I think thou wouldst rejoice and not
complain.
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And yet thou canst not know,
And yet thou canst not see;
Wisdom and sight are slow
In poor humanity.
If thou couldst trust, poor soul.
In him who rules the whole.
Thou wouldst find peace and rest;
Wisdom and sight are well, but
trust is best.
Adelaide A. Proctor.
DINNER PARTY FOR --"
BRIDAL PARTY. s
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Smith enter
tained with a dinner party at their
hone In Fisherville last night for the
Rodgers-Silter wedding party. The
color motif of yellow and white was
Prettily carried out with large yellow
and white chrysanthemums and ferns.
CALIFORNIA
RIPE
OLIVES
20c, 30c and 50c
per can
DURING THIS SALE
No Exchanges, No Phone or
Mail Orders
Strictly Cash.
QUALITY SHOP
125 JOUTH PALAFOX
DURING THIS SALE
No Alterations, Nothing on
Approval.
Strictly Cash
Sale Starts Thursday, Oct. 23rd
20 per cent Off SALE 20 per cent Off
SUITS COATS DRESSES
Your Unrestricted Choice at Sale
MILLINERY
Handsome New Creations.
Millinery noted for its exclusive style
features imported and domestic models
they all go at one-fifth off. Your unre
stricted choice of these beautiful
Toques, Turbans, Gorgeous Picture Hats
and Smart In-Betweens
An unparelleled opportunity to purchase
a correctly styled hat at a ridiculous reduction.
20
Off
9 Regularly ,
Sale Ends Saturday, Nov. 8th
20 per cent Off SALE 20 per cent Off
MILLINERY WAIST LINGERE
All Garments Included in Sale
Georgette Waists, $5.00 and $6.00 - JQ FA
values tDO.UU
Georgette Waists, $6.50 and $7.50 Ipr fA
values ......... : VU
Georgette Russian Blouses; $12 and $15, . tfJCl' QPC
values fpVVO
Ladies Sweaters, values to $9, KQ Qi
sale price .t ........... J. .. . WO.UO
Coats-Wraps
Chic Style Conceits
Truly this is an occasion of rejoicing
take your pick from these gorgeously de
signed coats and wraps developed in
Silvertip Bolivia, Velour, Lustrola,
Silvertone, Chamelon, Peachbloom '
Many are luxuriously fur-trimmed, oth
ers plain tailored in the newest correct
fashions. This great saving event offers
20
Discount
Original Price
Tage Remain
!
Dresses Sacrificed
Street and Afternoon Models
Women will exclaim with de
light to have the opportunity to
select at the beginning of the sea
son from this handsome collection
of exquisitely designed frocks at
one-fifth off - the regular price.
Frocks for.all occasions some in'
Serge, Satin, Georgette, Crepe de
Cliine, Messaline
And all the new and desirable ma
terials. The styles are fascinat
ing, alluring and distinctly indi
vidual. Your unrestricted choice
Discount
U House Included in
this Discount Sale
LW7
Big Blouse
Reduction
Our entire assem
blage of fasci
natingly designed Blouses
go on Sale.
Your unrestricted
N choice at
20 per cent
off
Smart Fall Suits
Plain or Fur Trimmed
Never again will you have the
opportunity to choose such grace
and style in a suit at this marvel-
ous reduction. Our entire'collec
tion of fashionable suits develop
ed in the smartest materials, in
cluding
Yalama, Velour de Laine, Serge,
Tricotine, Silk Duvelyn,
Silvertip, Bolivia, Velour
There are plain tailored models,
with handsome braiding aifd em
broidery and luxurious fur trim
med styles all go at-
Off Make Your
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O Original Price Tags
remain on garments
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125 SOUTH PALAFOX
Next Door to
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125 SOUTH PALAFOX
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