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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, MORNING, NOVEMBER 1919. V i Women and Events Phone 38, between News for the Women' and Events columns, for use In the Sunday Edition, must be in the office before 2:30 o'clock Satur day afternoon to Insure publica tion . The Women and Events columns close at 5:30 - o'clock weed -.lay nights. ' 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 mountain 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 eyes Jt and se The God within; To hear you say: "Lo, thou art He; Lo, thou are 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 tho 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 ending. ' Selected. IMPORTANT MEETING DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA. An important meetinig of the Iaugh ters of Isabella will be held at the K. of C. hall tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. As business of import ance is to be transacted a full attend ance Is requested. SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. The Sunday School Teachers Asso ciation of the First Presbyterian church will hold their November meeting at the manse, 112 West Greg ory street, this evening at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is urged. 9-inch Cordo Brown Kid Boot For Street or Dress HOSIERY TO MATCH Expert Foot Service The , Meyer Shoe Co. FRESH Cranberries 2G pound Itha. m. and 6 p. m. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S CLUB. J. V. Reid addressed the Business and Professional- Woman's Club on their subject of study. South America. Mr. Reid has lived In South America and is thoroughly conversant with the subject. 'He considers the relation of the United States and South America in a commercial way. a missionary en deavor on the part of the United States; and'he particularly emphasizes the need of indulgence and cpmpliance with the Southern business and social customs. He considers South America the "logical trading point an oppor tunity for America to make the world envious.- ' The trade between the Americas has increased wonderfully since the war, he says, and what could b more logical than the develop ment of a Pensacola-Sontb, American trdae of importance? The meeting was exceptionally well attended, a number of guests attend ing. The organization is a. live one and promises activity of tho constructive sort desred n Pensacola. GLADDEN -POLLOCK. Beautiful in its Impressive simplic ity -and complete to every artistic de tail was the ceremony unit'nK in mar riage Edwlna, only daughter cf Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Ji Pollock to Captain A. A Gladden U. S. M. C, yesterday aft ernoon at the home, of the bride's parents, on North Palafox street, Rev erend Father Fullerton of St. Michael's officiating. Yellow and white was the chosen color for the wedding and was beauti fully carried out with greatly yellow and white chrysanthemums and rosea against masses of southern greenery in the lower apartments of the homa which had been opened ensuite for the occasion. , . In the library where the eremony was performed the white and yellow blooms against palms banked the walls and palms and banks of flowers in a windowed recess of the room formed an altar where the ceremony was pre formed. A large heavy silk United States flag with the words. United States Marine Corps In gold letters across the stripes formed an jappro priate background for the bride and groom as they stood to take the nup tial vows. ; Candles, In tall branched silver candlebras softly lighted the room. " - Preceding the ceremony 'I Love You Truly," was played on the piano by Miss Marian Anderson with violin ac companiment by John Long. As Miss Anderson and Mr, Lang played the first notes of Mendelssohn's wedding march the bridal party en tered. The bride was .attended' by Miss Eulalie - Clark, as maid-of-honor-and Captain George Reynolds, U. S. M. CM served as best man. ! The bride was given in marriage by ner rather and was lovely in her wedding gown of white, georgette crepe made in round length with tunic skirt and close fitting bodice. The sleeves were long and flowing and the gown was elaborately embroidered in pearls with a wide girdle of solidly embroid ered pearls. Lending dignity and grace to her youthful figure was her bridal, veil, the. filmy folds falling to the hem of her skirt and arranged on the head cap effect to frame . her sweet young face and held in place by a chaplet of organge blossoms. Her only ornaments were a necklace of pearls and a handsome ring, her birth stone, a diamond set in platinum, a gift from her parents. She carried a great army .bouquet of ""bride's roses showered with val ley lilies, tied with tulle. Miss Clark, her maid-of-honor, wore a dainty frock of flesh-colored crepe-de-chine gracefully drapted with tulle and beaded with pearls, most becom ing to her dainty blonde type of beauty. , - Her arm bouquet was of white San Carlos Near Bar and Grill A Place of Refreshment Bayou Cook Oysters re ceived daily irfthe shell and opened as you order them. "" Fred's Famous Oyster Soup. , , Genuine Mexican Con Carne. Chili ' Delicious French Pastry made by the San Carlos Belgian Pastry Chef. Take some home. '15c per piece. Surpassing Coffee, the best that can be made at any price, with cream from the Pensacola Dairy Co.,T at 10c per cup N. B. The Grill is open from eleverua. m., to eleven p. m. NOT TOO g j ........ t ii v- I I A? - Ljmw itmk tC . A 0k- Mk Mmm Film stars ere busy but never too neck" in work but the picture shows she band, Is with her. The parents are Mr. tulle. After the ceremony an informal re ception was held when a dainty ice course was served. In the dining room chrysanthemums and roses with green erywere used in the artistic decora tions and the huge white wedding cake, beautifully embossed, centered ih table, lovely in its appointments. A pretty feature was when the bride cut ; the cake with the groom's sword which he unsheathed and presented to her in military fashion. Mrs. Pollock informally received her guests in a handsome gown of white georgette beaded with pearls and wearing a corsage of white rosesl She was assisted by Mrs. M. E. Clark and Mrs. II.. I. Shannon. Captain and Mrs. Gladden left last night to go to Charleston, where they take a government transport to go to Au Prince, Haiti, where Captain Gladden has been transferred for duty. Mrs. Gladden traveled in a chic win ter dress of navy blue tricolette bead ed in blue with gloves and boots to watch. - She wore a brown fur coat and a close fitting hat, one of the newe;.t models of velour plush with a gold ornament. Snowy white hisbiscius formed her corsage bouquet. Among the out-of-town guests at tending 'were Robert S. Gladden, of New Orleans, brother of the groom. Captain Gladden is the son of Pro fessor Thomas Gladden, of St. John's Military Academy, Annapolis and is the s brother of Bailey Gladden, U. S. N., in the submarine service. He :r has. been stationed , at the Pensacola Xaval Air Station for the past several months and during that time has made many warm friends in civilian life as well as in the service Mrs. Gladden 19 "the only" daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Pollock and Is an un usually attractive young girl of sweet, winning personality and great strength of character. She graduated at the age of sixteen years from the Holy ffORCHEIMERC BOSTON SHOE STORE Our Hosiery Department pre sents an allure which attracts Ladies who appreciate Hosiery of distinction that 'give max imum service. Ladies Lace Hose in white, black' and navy blue (tax pSTp..r..;....$.6-oo iLadies' All Over Silk Hose, white and black (tax 20c) per pr, $4.00 Ladies' Hose, white, black cordavan, Havana brown, lisle tops (tax (JJQ Hfl 10c) per pr. . ... Ladies' Spider Web Embroid . . ered Hose in plain silk, -white, black," brown and navy (tax 5c) per pair . . . . . $2.50 These Hose Have Reinforced t Heels and Double Toes. 113 South Palafox Street Phone 690. BUSY TO GREET MA busy to greet "Ma 'and "Pa." They had time to join them in the studio and Mrs. Sydney Farrar. Name Convent In Tampa, - She Is musically gifted and has a clear sweet, 'soprano voice. -She has always made wher home in Pensacola with the excep tion of four years spent -in South Florida with her parents, returning to Pensacola about sixteen, months agD. The wedding had been planned for next June but on account of Captain Gladden having been transferred for duty at 'this time he felt that he could not leave without his bride. Mrs. Gladden's attractive personality has made her popular in a wide circle rof friends by whom she will be great?. missed. Many handsome presents of silver and cut glass were received. The members of the bridal party were entertained at a prettily ap pointed dinner on Sunday night when Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Shannon were host and hostes3 at their home, 812 JXorth Barcelona street. Roses and ferns effectively carried out the color scheme of red and green and five courses were served, covers being laid for eight. Guests were Captain A. A. Gladden, U. S. M. C, Miss Kdwifta Pollock. Captain George Reynolds, U. S. M. Ci Miss Eulalie Clark, R. S. Gladden, of New Orleans, and Miss Lucy Anson, the host and hostess. STUDY QUESTIONS FOR P SHAKESPEARE CLUB. Following are the questions for study at the meeting "of. the Shake speare Club with Mrs. Morris Bear Thursday. afternoon. . 1. As to . the time of its composi sition with . what - group of ; comedies does this one belong? What elements does it possess in common with these? 2. Where does Shakespeare get sug gestions for the play? 3. What are the sources df Shake speare's fairy mythology? 4. WTiat constitutes the essential life and merit of this play Describe fully.. Does the execution accord with the plan? 5. What-distinguishes the charac terization ? 6. What is the duration of time? Act 1. - 7. How does Shakespeare make the opening of his story more interesting i than that of the Tale? 8. What power did . a father have ! over his daughter? What example do I we have of that here in Scene 1? 9. What is the story of Helenas love affair? . 10. What is the plan' for- flight of ! Hermia and Lysander? What is Helena's reason for disclosing the plan? 11. Has "Scene II been fore shadowed? 12. Mention people here introduced and the characteristic attributes of each. 1 . 13. How has Shakespeare effected the removal of the scene from the ! city? A Tickle is The Beginning of a throat cold or painful cough. HAYES HllALING HONEY Stops tho Tickle by Healing the ThroaL 35c per bottle. Adv. ' Stop the Kiddies' With LaCripr; tnflummxa and Pnmuwnonia larking It Is Dangerous Profit by last year's ? experience. Um Thm Bett Preventative. y Coughs Croup and Pneumonia SALVE It clears up the throat, nostrils and lungs and keeps off colds, croup, influenza and pneumonia. Strong but pleasanL Keep a jar handy. Will not stain clothing larsyotliexst Ask your dealer for it, ' Montgomery. Aia. AND PA found garden, Geraldine Farrar "up to her And Lou Tellegen, her hus- MISS BEAR ENTERTAINS Miss Leoma Bear, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Lee Bear was hostess yesterday afternoon when she charm ingly entertained a few friends with a matinee party followed by teaat the San Carlos. Miss Bear entertained complimentary to Miss Paula Hersko yitz, a lovely bride-elect of "Wednes day, Miss Joanette Starr, of Louisville, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gunder sheimer and Miss Doris Blake, of Houston, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 13. Hervey . Her guests included Misses Hilda Bear, Hortense Rosenau, Vivian Levy, Mrs. Martin Tohrner, (Sadie Kugelman) of Franklin, Tenn. Yellow and green was the color motif chosen, handsome yellow chry santhemums and green ferns being effectively used in the artistic dec orations of the beautifully appointed tables. Charming little favors given were tiny bisque dolls, dressed as men in full evening costume. This Woman Found Relief. ; Men and women suffering from backache, rheumatic pains, stiff and swollen Joints, lameness and soreness, will be glad to read how one woman found relief from bladder and kidney trouble. Mrs. G. Hyde, Homestead Mich., writes: "I have been troubled with weak kidneys, and several times in the last ten years I have had tliat terrible backache and tired out feel Foley Kidney Pills made me feel like ing, scarcely able to do my work, a new person," Adv. a' "v -. m V 30M The Pat-a-cake , Guarantee If you are not com pletely satisfied with Pat-a-cake go to the grocer from whom you bought it and get your money back. He will refund it cheerfully oa your mere request. . ' '. JbjagEp butter' tt tsarpoons taking powdr0f I " ch 'Ssamm Cream butterandsJfbeat in TeggMinixtureis light i I "n "Y,-itf" together.jlvMixjraoiIlavw!taaiykand "I - V-J? tasaflrtQredients together. aSv U - C? 1 . FRIDAY AFTERNOON TEAS TO BE:ESUMED AT SAN CARLOS. The delightful San Carlos afternoon teas which were bo popular last year are tajj, resumed this week the opening tea of the series to be held o t Friday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock on the mezzanine floor. Since the re decoration of the hotel and with the addition of the Shantung tea room a lovelier setting than ever has been made for the prettily appointed teas setting than ever has been made for the prettily appointed teas which proved so popular with service and civilian society last year and which promise to" be a popular means of di version for society this season. Many reservations for Friday afternoon have already been made. SCHOOL NO. 6 PARENTS TEACH ERSV ASSOCIATION. The Parents-Teachers Association of School No. 6 meets at the school building on Friday afternoon at 2:30 oclock. A ,.rull attendance is re 7 quested. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER. . Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes, of War rington announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday, November 13. who will bear the name of Rhoda Victoria. CAUGHT ANOTHER TERRIBLE COLD? Relieve it quickly with Dr. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey STOP toting around a disagreeable and dangerous cold. Let Dr. BelTa Pine-Tar-Honey exert h ability as a supremely beneficial help m relieving phlegm, stuffiness, in flammation, congestion, hoarseness, difficult breathing. Let it help you as it regularly helps thousands of thert for whom its balsamic and healing antiseptics never fail to promote results . Safe for the little ones, too. An economical bottle can be procured from your druggist today. That's a For tbe Youngster's Bowels JSfXr th?t "owetia liver and theme Detaind-time bowels with getitfe bat positive Po-Do-Lax. Calomel to too violent. It leaves uncomfortable after-affects. Po-Do-Lax keera the family fit and feeling good, free from the elowing-upof jrbHIions howgU. QC. Pniggiitta .BSSi GUT OUT THE WORRY! Mix a home made cake in two minutes without any fuss or uncertainty ! Here's a recipe : ," One" package of Pat-a-cake mixed with 3A eup water -pour into tins and bake. PAT-A- CAKE is cake batter in flour form it is absolutely pure and contains eggs, milk, flour, sugar, baking powder, flavoring, shortening -just the same ingredients you use in mixing a cake the tedious, old-fashioned way. , Pat-a-cake costs only 25c a package and it makes a big golden cake that is a wholesome food as well as a delicious dessert . At your grocer's now ! Millers since 1774 C. A.GAMBRILL MFG; CO. Baltimore, Mid. Also Millers of Patapsco Flour, Pantex Pancake Flour, and I-Spy Buckwheat ANDERSON. KIMBALL. The marriage of Miss Rosa Mari Kimball to Martin Oscar Anderson, of Chicago was quietly solemnized at St Katherlne's Episcopal Church Satur day evening at 6 o'clock. Reverend J. C. Skottowe officiating. ' The bride was given in marriage by her mother, Mrs. E. B. "Wells and was attended by her sister, . Miss Adelf a Kimball. Boatswain K. A. Thomas, U. S. X., was best man. Among guests at the ceremony were rrew Simm?, Miss Vivian Conn, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will be at home to friends at 221 North Barcelona to friends at 221 North Barcelona , street until they leave in the spring for Chicago where they will make their home v CLUBBS SCHOOL PARENTS TEACHERS ASSOCIATION MEETS. The Parent -Teachers Association of the A. V. Clubbs School meets at tha school building this afternoon at 3 o'clock. A full attendance is requested.. TO BE FLYER'S BRIDE. New York, Miss lOherIne, Thaw, daughter of Mrs. "William Blair Thavr, Is to be the bride of Cord Meyer, a former lieutenant In the aviation corps of the U. S. Army. DOCTORS USE CAL0TABS FOR COLDS AND FLU Influenza and Grippe, Like Ordinary Colds, Require Caiotabs, tha Purified and Refined Calomsl Tablets That Are Nauseates, Safe and Sure. Physicians and druggists claim tha the great epidemic of influenza hcS conclusively demonstrated that tha quickest relief for cold and the best preventive of Influenza and pneumo nia is to keep the liver active so that the digestive organs may bo in per-, feet condition. For this purpose Caio tabs, the new nausealesa calomel tab lets that are free from the sickening and ..weakening effects, is the mos& thorough and dependable, as well a the most agreeable laxative. Caiotabs have the special advantage of not making the patient sick and weak, as they do not upset the diges tion and appetite. One Calotab at bed time with a swallow of water that's all. No salts, no nausea, nor the slight est Interference with your eating, pleasure or work. Next morning youi cold has vanished, your liver is active, your systeia is purified, and you ara feeling fina with a hearty appetite for breakfast. For your protection, Caiotabs ara old only in original sealed packages, price thirty-five cents. Sold by all druggists and your money back it you not delighted with (them. Adv. Mixture t SI"'