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fl 1 i 1t i14 THE PENS COLA A URNAL SUNDAY MORNING 1AMIIAIJ oOf vAC rf Ji A IIiI A SOCIETY PEOPLE AND EVENTS ByMISS NELLIE BECK Telephone No 669 I 1 ti IN HIS GOOD TIME I go to prove my soul 1 I I I see my path as bIrds their trackless way I shall arrive I What time what circuit first I ask not I In sometime His good time I shall arrive He guides me and the bird In His good time Parcelsus 4 LEE AND JACKSON RECEPTION The annual reception held Friday night at the residence of Mr and Mrs Bawner by Pensacola Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy to celebrate the birthdays of both Lee and Jackson was a great success attended by the largest number of people who have ever been present at similar functions Among the guests were a number of visiting Veterans from out of town and there was a general attendance of the local Veterans and members oft the Memorial Association 3 The entire lower floor was thrown A open maklng practically one ample room all bright and cherry with flags ii beautifully arranged On the polished surface of the table in the dining room white carnations and ferns and red candles with red shades completed the color scheme and added to the pleasure of a charming service of I Chocolate and wafers Mr and Mrs Brawner were the I most delightful and hospitable of genera hosts making every guest as welcome as though specially invited to 1 their beautiful home 4 Mrs A McDavid and Mrs Batts welcomed the arrivals In the reception hall while Miss Wittich and Mrs Bonacker presided In the re freshment room where Miss Irma and I Miss Vera McDavid Miss Lurline and Miss Vera iFulghum served 44 Miss Leila Reese president of Pen 1 sacola chanter gracefully nresentpr1 crosses of honor to two veterans Mr Jennings and Mr Brewton and the other Daughters in a committee of the whole chapter each did 11 her part in making this one or the most delightfully informal and pleasant events in their history I The whole program was enjoyable Mrs Brawner and Mrs Pebley sang Bonnie Blue Flag so beautifully 44 i asa duett in the early part of the program that they had to repeat It later In the evening by unanimous demand As an encore for her violin solo Miss Vera Fulghum played Dixie 4 which brought out the old Rebel yell lit and an enthusiastic recall The male quartette Mr Gar field Mr Walker Anderson Mr Bushnell and Mr Walker 1 who sang The Soldiers Farewell when encored chased away the sympathetic tears they had evoked by i merrily singing Where are you go ii ing my pretty maid to which there 4 iI was a delightful recall The address of General George ft Reese which is printed elsewhere In this Issue of The Journal Is a stenographic report taken by Miss Vera rI McDavid for The Journal and its com 1 pleteness and accuracy reflect great credit upon that young lady especially as it is her first effort at speech reporting i MR AND MRS JOHNSONS DANCE Mr and Mrs George Johnson of I 417 East Gregory entertained a num berof their friends Friday night with music and dancing serving delicious Il refreshments about midnight Those present were Mr and Mrs Johnson I Mr and Mrs Croff Mr and Mrs Watson Miss Annie Burlison Miss Addle tf Bu rUB on Miss Hettle Church Miss Cora Johnson Miss Idell Kelley Miss 4 I Annie Bell Groscup Messrs Jim aud 1 i Paul Tounsor Bennie King Bdards 11 Tony and John Flowers Will Ches 4 mitt RedIx Robert Lee and Robert i Johnson I ti CREIGHTONMERRITT Ai brilliant wedding took place at the Olive Baptist churdh Olive Fla Wednesday evening at seven oclock The contracting parties were Mr Robert Crelgbton and Miss Alice Mer rUt both popular young people of that place The church was beautifully decorated with palms and vines forming a lir1 I TO BEAUTIFY YOUR Hu COMPLEXION INID DAYS USE SATINOLA THE UNEQUALED BEAUTIFIER SATINOLA is a new discovery guaranteed and money refunded If It fails to remove the worst case of Freckles Pimples Tan Sallowness Liver Spots Blackheads or any skin eruption in 20 days Leaves the skiu clear soft healthy and estores the 4 beauty of youth Thousands testify to the merits of Satlnola Price 50c and 100 by leading druggists or mail Prepared only by NATIONAL TOILET CO Paris Tenn Sold in Pensacola by all leading dealers 4 beautiful arch in front of the altar and the seating capacity was not sufficient to accommodate the very large crowd of spectators At the appointed hour the bridal party entered First the best man and maid of honor Mr Robert Mer ritt and Miss Annie Creighton then the bride leaning upon the arm of her grother who gave her away At the altar the grouping the entire party made a beautiful picture The bride was equisitely gowned in white casmere and silk and the ceremony was performed by Rev Tate They received many beautiful and useful presents Mr and Mrs Creighton parents of the groom entertained at dinner tile following day In honor of the bride and groom Their many friends wish them a long and happy married life A LOTTO PARTY Mrs Vidal entertained Thursday evening with a lotto party in honor of her mother Mrs Roth of Chicago Mrs Levy of Mobile and Miss Matilda Frolichstein of Mobile Twentyseven guests played and Miss Jennie Levy won the first prize a stein which she gracefully turned over to Mrs Levy the senior honoree The guest prize was won by Miss Percival of Baltimore while the guest booby a penwiper with a miniature telephone on it went to Mrs Levy the consolation a pair of battenberg shams going to Miss Matilda Frollchstein At 1030 the dining VI thrown open and the decorations of red and white proved attractive from every point of view Red shaded candles and white carnations in shower effect decorated the table and a delicious supper of salads sandwiches cakes ices and bonbons was served as a closing feature of an enjoyable evening MISS MAMIES BIRTHDAY Miss Mamie Oerting entertained a score or more of her little friends Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 to celebrate her tenth birthday The home of her parents Mr and Mrs McKenzie Oerting 609 North Davis was beautifully decorated throughout the first floor in compliment to the little hostess the color scheme of white cut flowers and green vines and growing plants prevailing tastefully Mrs McK Oerting hospitably Joked after the pleasure and welfare of Miss Mamie and her guests and was charmingly assisted in servlne by Miss Ruby arid Miss Anna Oerting and their cousin Miss Bessie DAlem berte All sorts of games wereenjoyed as was the beautifully served luncheon of sandwiches hot chocolate cakes fruits and candies The chief feature of the table decorations was the beautifully iced birthday cake ornamented with white lilies and green foliage and which when cut proved to be a dellci9us white cake fitting food for angels and fair little maidens Miss Mamies guests were Miss Ruth Welles Miss Marjorie and Miss Dorothy Bingham Miss Bessie and Miss Gladys Shackelford Miss Lola Johnson Miss Marguerite and Miss Ethel Dewberry Miss May and Miss Eva Davis Miss Lola Daniels Miss Grace Master Alfred and Master August Gahlenbeck Miss Tama Belle Hall Master Manley and Master Clifford Broughton Master Harry Gibbs Miss Wilheliflina Bailsman Miss Allie Davis Miss Gladys Smith Miss Rosa bel Tharp The Nomads meet with Mrs Reeves this week The invitation euchre to be given in Library Hall Tuesday afternoon at CSOpromises to be a successful function The Whist meets with Mrs McVay at Mrs McGaugheys this week Mr Charles Magill arrived last evening from Cincinnati and is the guest of his sister Mrs Louis DeM Blocker Mr Magills pleasant impression upon Dr and Mrs Blockers friends made during a recent first visit seems to have been mutual for ho returns to locate in iPensacola Mr HI Keller has returned from Jacksonville where he spent the week ji attendance at the Masonic Grend Lodge In session there Mrs George McGourin and son Mr Eugene Crawshaw of Lawrence Mass are visIting Mrs Oscar Anson Mrs HQflry Monk who has been very ill was able to leave her room for the first ime yesterday The Progress Club gave its regular weekly ladles euchre and dance Wednesday night to the pleasure or i the members and their guests A telegram received from Lake City Jasjt evening announced that Mr Hayes Fernald who has been ill of grippe Is1 better to the relief of his anxious mother and relatives Mrs Ernest Luske of Cedar Rapids I la is visiting her sisterinlaw Miss Edith Luske Mr and Mrs Storm McGaughey entertainedthe relatives and a few friends Very charmingly last night I complimentary to Mrs McGaugheys parents Mr and Mrs I Aikecs I 47th weddlng anniversary and Mr and I Mrs WMcK MQClellans first anniverSary 4 I To really appreciate the advance toward Universal education in the artl3 of uniting Beauty and utility It is only necessary to compare one of the best grades of commercial calendars sent VV out even a decade ago with those of 1905 The very acme of fine art in that line appears to have been reached in The Lost Chcrrd calendar sent out the first of the year by the Pensa cola Ice DeliveryCo It is genuinely artistic and worthy a place on the handsomest walls i Mrs JW Chipley has returned from Jacksonyille A very happy party conslstihg of Mrs Hale Wilson his little daughter Elizabeth little niece Helen Wilson and little nephew Williamr Kin near went to Flomaton Friday to meet Mr Wilsons father and the chit drens grandfather Mr Samuel Wilson of Beuna Vista Va who came to spend the winter with them 4 Mr Bruce Weeks is expected home this morning from Jacksonville where he has been attending Masonic grand lodge as representative of Pensacola lodge with which he is closely Identified Mr William A Dunham who is new in New York expected home Thursday Hon Campbell Averyand sister Miss Edna very left Thursday night for Atlanta where they will spend a few days before going to Athens where Mr Avery and Miss Hart are to be married Wednesday Mr A Avery Jr and Mr A Blount Jr left last night and Mrs John Avery and Mr Clarence Avery leave tomorrow Mr and Mrs McGourin delightfully entertained the neighborhood euchre Wednesday night and Mr and Mrs John Slillman will be the hosts theS cbmlng week VV The friends of Mrs Simpson and family will be glad to learn that I no serious results arc anticipated from her fall Thursday evening The many friends of Mrs Thornton were delighted to see her able to be out yesterday after a ten days siege of laf grippe Mr Samuel WWilson who rrlved Friday to spend the winter for his health was not at all well when he reached this city and his friends will regret to learn that he hadia severe chill Saturday mornfog and is now confined to his jroom at the residence of his daughter Mrs KInnear The many friendsof Mr Fred Dennis Jr will be sorry to Jearn that she confined to her room by illness but not thought to be of avery serious natufe Mrs Adele Davenport her friends regret to learn is very low and there are grave fears for the result Mrs Davenport is so dearly beloved by all who know her that her illness has saddened many hearts who earnestly trust she may be spared Miss Julia Knowles returned Friday night from delightful two weeks visit in Mobile where she enjoyed Ben Hur and PaderewsklV Miss Fannie Bonifay has returned home after an absence of two months at DeFunlak Springs BERRYS COMPLEXION BEAutiFIERS LEAD THE WORLD ALWAYS RELIABLE KEVER FAIL TO PLEASE THE MOST FASTIDIOUS BEAimOLA Guaranteed to remove Liver Spots Freckles Small PlWnpsand Deep Wrinkles Price SOc BUUTIOLA CERATE white tl sue builder BERflrZ MASSAGE CREAM fa pure skin food BERRYS ttJTOUCAtr queen of all face ami toilet tfowdersj BURXS CDMr PIEXIOH SOAP i matchless PERRT3 CREOLE TEA cures kidney liver and skin troubles Herbs jOc Tablets 25c AT ALL DRUGGISTS I lli fC fC I OYSTER I II Oysters i 1 Oysters Oysters veS Deliriously prepared I just asyciwantt1exn and served quickly i i Kanty Kitchen Cafe i 104 Pal fOx Phone 999 lpJ i I liC Iit 1 I I i 4 I ii The Journals Daily I Fashion Feature I I I I I VV I JV I I I I I 1 I 1 I 1I I i I 11 I i I I I I A prbtty houseTgown of gray taffeta silk trimmed with fancy hand I stitching about the bodice clark rVCd ilk thread being used A white lace chemisette and white lace at the elbo ws add a daintiness A red silk girdle confines the waist I a I i JJ 1I jthMt LI I l4 i rtn tt Ji 0 I tr I SERVICES AT CHURCHES I OF PENSACOLA TODAY I I 3J oY ro ti I 1 ftI I 1 Following is the order of services at the various churches today a Catholic St Michaels Church First mass 700 a childrens mass 9 a Last mass 1030 a Vespers at 4 mSt Josephs ChurchRev Cljis rtkoff Pastor Early mcss and short instruction at 7 a High Mass and sermon at 10 a Sundays hool at 9 a Sodality Instruction a pin Vespers 4 inS Episcopal Christ Church Palafos and Aight streets Reverend Whale vRec tor Regular services at 11a and 730 mSt Katharines Cervantes and Davis streets Rev Andrew Sharpe rector Sunday school 930 a Morning prayer and sermon 11 a Evening prayer and sermon 4 Seas i tree A cordial welcome to all St JohnsChurch Warrington Rev A Sharpe minister In charge Evening prayer and sermon 730 Methodist Reeds ChapelRev Geo Carpenter Pastor Services every fo rth Sunday at na by the pastor Sunday dchool at 10 a Martin A Park superintendent Muscogee Wharf Church Rev CTepi Carpenter Pastor Services every first and third Sunday at 73T pui conducted by the pastor Sunday school at 330 In Addrews superintended Warrington Church Rev GeOj I Carpenter pastorServIces every second Sunday at 745 mtby the pastor Rev Wilson will Ipreaca at 745 every fourth Sunday Sunday school at 930 a in Fred Blum superintendent I Gadsden Street Methodist Church ReYJ Rogers pastor Regular services at 1a and 730 pm I Sunday school every Sunday at S30 Dr Tiller Superintendent Epwprth League service at 6jiyp Pra meetings at 730 pm every Wednesday night Cordial invitation extended to ail Baptist First Baptist Church Re Jone I pastor Regular services at 11 tq i and 730 Sunday school at 930 I a Beggs superintendent meeting at 630 pnV 2JJ A Cgttrell leader Sunbeam oclery meets at 3 Mrs iJilsop leader A cordial invitation to all to attend I Universalist I First UnIversalist ChuroH SSat1 Chase street Rev Lynn pastor Preaching the first and third Sundays of every month at 11 a atj Hj iR Every Sunday Sunday schoolat 10 a YR CL 630 All are cordially invited Jt I tV Seem Heard atll11d D01l1le Among Those Who 009 Come amid Tarry A A YV VV Church of ChristChurch of ChristCorner Alcanlz and Jackson streets Bible school 10 a Regular services at 11 a and 730 pm with preaching by Tracy Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7430 pm All cordially invited to attend these services I iii Presbyterian First Presbyterian ChurchRev Julian Sibley pastor Sunday sclool 93ft A Christian Endeavor Gap Regular service 11 a and 730 pm I Sunday school at the Stoddart Avenue Mission at 330 Zeek superintendent All are cordially invited Lutheran Church German Lutheran Church Sunday school 9 a German service at1030 a in English service Reinhardt pastorS ndlnllvfan Lutheran Church Services Vttt 1030 a and 5 Rev HeUe Pastor a II Christian Science The Christian Scientists hold their meeting Sunday at the Masonic Temple The Wednesday night meeting will be at 730 oclock Same placer FLORIDA CURIOS Live and stuffed alligator sea shells Orange wood and palm souvenirs of every descrptlon Mrs Af McClure Opera House Building 107 East Government Street Everything i Imaginable I in Literature Cards Of Ifi I Mfice Supplies and Picture 1 jVames at IfiI The Gem I Book Store I Large assortment of Playing Cards Flinch Cards Leather Goods etc i JONSON I Proprietor i i A A I MI if In the Choosing of Gifts i VV have an eye always tp the appropriateness of your off ing Our displays of Jewelry Precious Stones Slv mv i and Art Goods are so varied so admirably to the needs and the fancies of those who are so i beautiful things that were sure you will fled the II i Inspiration here Our Catalog Just outIs a splendid thing The HIustratioM descriptions will render your ordering thoroughly Batisfactorv an we can do all the rest MAIER ATLANTA BERKELE GEORGIA IVV YVTYYI I I 1 Monday and Tuesday ARE THE LAST DAYS OF OUR 20 Per Cent Discount ON ALL SHOES GET THEM WHILE YOU CAW 700 SHOES NOW 3550 650 SHOES NOW 520 6OOSHOESNOW NOW 410 550 SHOES NOW 440 500 SHOES NOW 4nQ 400 SHOES NOW 120 350 SHOES NOW 2JO 300 SHOES NOW 240 250 SHOES NOW 200 225 SHOES NOW 180 200 SHOES NOW 7 60 175 SHOES NOW 140 i 150 SHOES NOW 120 125 SHOES NOW 100 SHOES NOW 10Q 80o 75c SHOES NOW 60c 50c SHOES NOW 40t NO GOODS ON APPROVAL SALE NOW OH MEYER SHOE CO Feet Furnishers For Folks 102S Palafox Street 1 VV IF WE HAVE IT IT IS THE BEST Want Something Sour HERES A CHOICE LIST Heinzs Chowder bottle 30 Libbys ChowChow bottle 25 Cross Blackwolls bottles 25 and 40 Heinzs Pickles bottle 30 ce Pin Money Pickles jar 40 Dodson Brauns Pickles gal Jars 30 eo eo eo eo eo cr Sol Cahn Co an The Pure Food The Store that Feeds 1 StoresPhonesl78and 480 the People NONVItNV wwwi Boys HeavyWeight School Shoes 1 with shapely appearance and good i en CO goodS I 50 2 00 wearing qualities eo eo 9liOU 10 Vti Girls School Shoes made of extraplump skins good tough A i en in 0 Hfl single soles neatly finished and prettyvltww 10 tiwU SOCKS AND STOCKINGS 10 15 AND 25 CENTS THE BOSTONSHOE STORE Phone 690 117S Palafox Street Pensacola fI TrV vP if The Best Is What We Keep Buckwheat 12 lb pks 3 for 25c Ralstons Pan Cake Flour pkg toe Heckers flap Jack pkg 0 I0c Cream Maple Syrup qts soc Cream Maple Syrup pts 25c Louisiana Syrup qts 25c Florida Syrpp the gallon KKr RQSEMAU GERELDS The Fancy Grocers Phone 391 Pensacola lf0 is rr IRe HI HW Moi The Journals Want Ads i I rs4.