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L JEIMSACOLA JOURNAL TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 31 1909

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When- I her wedding dress and no more pop-

ular bride has taken the witchingvows than she this year The groomis very highly respected and is be?

ing showered with congratulations-

Soon after the performed the took the car for

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the future home of the couple which-

I is located at No 814 East Cervantes-

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a jolly little reception took place

There were hosts of friends who call ?

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Consider the cabbage son How it does grow-

It neither tolls nor spins

But how you hoe

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ed to offer every congratulation as Mr and Mrs Pearl are a most popu- ? lar couple who number their friends by the score Dainty refreshments were served last night and man> good wishes were received A large

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TUESDAY

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Meeting of the Tuesday club hostess Mrs Humphreys

Villier street Meeting of Married Ladles

Euchre

club

hostess

Mrs

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Blumer on Government street Meeting of Five Hundred club

hostess

Mrs

Dan Murphy

on

Hayne street

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Meeting of W C T U at First Presbyterian church at 330 p

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THURSDAY

Meeting of Thursday club hostess Mrs M D Merritt on Ho o

GAT mana street

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Party given in honor of Ladies Auxiliary to Elks at the Elks

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FRIDAY

44 Meeting of Social Card club hostess Mrs Lindstrom on Gov-

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BACK TO FLORIDA

Back to the land of flowers Icome With Its Incense all ablow And Its myriad blossomsIn their beauty spread Neath the sunshines golden glow But the flowers look sad in their love- ?

liness

To me like the wreaths on a bier Since SHE for whom they were made-

to bloom Has gone away from here

PENSACOLA BOY TO FRESH FIELDS-

Mr Richard Abercrombie will leave today for Campbellton Fla where he will take charge of a mill

owned by his father at that point He

is a popular young Pensacolian of exceptional ability

THE TUESDAY CLUB WITH

MAUREEN OG ASTHORE

Darling Young Mary

Catch the rosy blush of morn

And the shades of night newborn

Wake that tint from Meevaghs woods

last autumntide they wore

And you have the cheeks so rare

And the And the

maze of dear dark mischiefbrimming

hair eyes

of

my Maureen Og Asthore-

To our Where

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And redder hollyberries than

snow youve

Then

ever with

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Into teeth and lips those hues

And behold the pretty coaxing mouth

of Maureen Og Asthore

the brilliant success which the af?

fair so forcibly promises to be

A board of lady managers Is to

work tion whose

under the very capable direc ? offineMeisxsecuMtivaergaarbetilityMcisIntwyreen

known She has been chosen to fill

the responsible position of hairman

of the board of lady managers in fact

and no better selection could have

been made

Her Pensacola assistants will be

named later

Those who will be in responsible

positions outside the city will be

Mrs C W McDonald of Cottage Hill

a most efficient woman Miss Maggie

McDavid of Bluff Springs and Mrs-

E L Eberhart of Roberts all happy

selections indeed Mrs G Garrett

MRS HUMPHREYS

Mrs Humphreys will be hostess

this afternoon at the of the Tuesday club

regular meetingThe ladles are

all planning a pleasant time

MEETING OF THE MARRIED

LADIES EUCHRE CLUE

The regular meeting of the Mar- ?

ried Ladles place this

Euchre club will take afternoon Mrs Harry

Blumer Is to be hostess at her home-

on Government street

MEETING OF FIVE HUNDRED CLUB

There will be a meeting of the Five Hundred club tonight The members will be entertained by Mrs Dan Murphy on Hayne street

number of handsome sifts were re- ?

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OF INTEREST TO THE-

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package Makes 2 quarts of Pure Delic- ? ious Ice Cream in 10 minutes Grocers sell 2 packages for 25c Book of Recipes FREE Address

Mrs Rhett Goode state vice regentD A R has been requested by Mrs William Cumming Story chairman of

The Genesee Pare Food Co Lc Roy N Y

the D A R HudsonFulton celebra ? tion committee to make the following

announcement to the Alebama Daugh- ?

ters of the American Revolution-

The D AR committee

sonFulton celebration is

on the Hud happy to an-

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I nounce that headquarters have been

secured at 50l Fifth avenue entrance

I to elevator on Fortysecond street

who wear shirts Ever think- where all members of the society will

of the money you spend for your shirts and for their washing and Ironing Amounts to a consider ? able sum The essential featureof this laundry Is to do them up well after first washing them per- ? fectly clean And doing this all very carefully means that you will not go shirt buying so often

be made welcome-

Representatives of various chap ?

ters will act as hostess n maid will

be in attendance tea will be served

the I tion

literature relating

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be secured here and as far as pos- ?

sible every arrangement will be

made for the comfort and convenience-

of the members of our society We

hope that all visiting daughters as

well as those in New York will visit

NEW METHOD LAUNDRY-

the headquarters

E W LAWRENCE Proprietor

I Through the courtesy of the park department we have one of the finest

1517 W ROMAN ST

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Phone 186

I ninth street between Sixth and Sev- ?

I enth from

avenuesfor

which to view

a reviewing stand the historical pa?

I rade on September 28 the military

parade on September 30 and the car-?

nival on the evening of October 2

The very low rate of 3 each has

been fixed for the tickets which are

good for the three great land page- ?

ants of the celebration The price

will be maintained until September 1

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For Washing diSheSGrandma dissolves

perfectly completely Leaves no naphtha or soapy odor-

no smeary film on your china

For cleaninguse it constantly Grandma

wont hurt your hands The borax in it is good for them doesnt leave them red and unsightly

For your Washing Grandma acts instantly-

has equal power to cleanse in hot or cold water The borax in it doubles the power of the soap and water to cleanse but doesnt affect fabric or color Throwawayyoursharp soaps and strong washing powders

Start today to use Grandma

You can use Grandma freely Constantly without hesitation

Last of the

Tuesday Excursions

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From the rowan tree so fair Filch Its lithe and stately air And bestow on it a form divine that

angels might adore Then see the winsome face And the airy swanlike grave lAnd figure so bewitching of my Mau?

reen Og Asthore

Get the evening stars wild beam As it trembles on the stream

And the light and bounding noiseless tread of lambkins on the moor

Take the music from the brook And behold the voice and look JLnd the matchless magic step of her

my Maureen Og Asthore

who Is kindly remembered as Miss Gussle Storrs and who assisted her father R W Storrs in the Gulf Coast Fair at DeFuniak a few years ago and who therefore has had fine exper- ? ience will also assist in the work

In Santa Rosa county Mrs D B Whitmore will be chairman and will be assisted by Miss Maggie McCaskill land Miss Martha Baggett In Bald? win county Mrs Jas A Carney Mm H Koehler and Mrs E R Miller will be particularly active

In fact the ladies are to take an important part In affairs as they are being planned and the bright minds

which are to be thus associated ?

speaks certain success In every detail I where they are concerned-

BAPTIST LADIES

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number were present and much ofJ Importance received attention

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THE MUSIC AT

CHRIST CHURCH

Many were

day night at

in the

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j Christ church usually artistic

Mr Packham the un- ? organist who does

untold wonders with the splendid in

ismiment there delighted his audience

as usual

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Find the streams love for the lake And the briers for the brake And the love that makes the moun

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And youve thrown one little ray On the love words cant convey That for evermore doth draw this

heart to Maureen Og Asthore Seumus McManus in Leslies Week- ?

ly THE LADIES AND THE TRI COUNTY FAIR

Plans for the TriCounty Fair and especially the part which several bright Pensacola ladies will play in JL are progressing happily-

It goes without saying that Pensa jx>la women will have much to do in

The Journals Datlv fashion Feature r

MR AND MRS LEVY

HAVE RETURNED

I Mr and Mrs Chas J Levy who

have been visiting friends in Iowa and other western points returned home

Eunday afternoon-

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TO LEAVE FOR GEORGIA

Miss Bessie

Josie Loftln will enter Tift college this fall at

the For

sythe Ga She graduated with hon- ?

ors from the Pensacola High school

last June

TO ENTER COLLEGE AT

GAINESVILLE GA

Miss iinma GGaoorstrhKisByreenaaru

Wilson college

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and will be greatly

missed by her many friends here

I RETURNS FROM SPRINGS-

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place like home

MR T V HOYT HAS

RETURNED HOME

Mr T V Hoyt has returned to the

city after a pleasant visit his par-?

ents Mr and Mrs J 3 Hoyt at

Roseland was the

La guest

While absent of his friend

he also

Mr J

M Tate of Montpelier La and en- ?

joyed a fine vacation generally-

REV MR SIBLEY-

CONDUCTED SERVICES-

Rev Mr Julian P Sibley conduct ?

ed very fine Presbyterian

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l irst and

was warmly welcomed back by an en- ?

thusiastic jects both night were

congregation His sub ? in the morning and at especially Interesting and

well received-

ons

became an entirely different prop sition than it had been in years gone by This year there is also Palmet- ? to Beach and Magnolia Bluff in the bargain and Pensacola Is indeed well equipped to handle her Sunday crowds This has ben a record break- ? er as a summer resort season and the old town should congratulate it ? self

MRS C P HALL UNDERGOES OPERATION IN MOBILE

Word has been received here that Mrs C P Hall who underwent an operation in Mobile on Sunday Is now in a very satisfactory conditionDr Hall will remain through this week when it will be cunsidered safe to leave her The news of her con- ?

AT THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH SUNDAY-

dition will be received with much pleasure among her friends

A large congregation greeted the

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ing interest Mrs delightful music

Reagor in the

furnished morning

which was appreciated by all who

heard it

TO ENTERTAIN CHRIST CHURCH CHOIR

The Rev Mr Royce of Christchurch will entertain tho choir and Mr Packham on next Friday after- ? noon at the island The crowd will be composed of the following persons Mr Royce Mr PacUham Misses Adele Chaffee Daisy Hallmark Ada

MISS FLORENCE GUTTMAN

UNDERGOES pPERATION-

Miss Florence Guttman who un

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and is resting expected She

as well as could is very popular in

be lo ?

cal her

circles and condition is

the improvement in a matter of general

congratulation

White Eola Williams FAith Oliver Marion and Nettie Baker Willie Wood Clara Thompson Mr StanleyMr Walker Anderson Sr and Mr

Valker Anderson Jr-

UDGE PARKHILL AND

FAMILY RETURN

Judge Charles B Parkhill who

with his interesting family has been spending the summer at Bayou

Grand leaves The judge will

today again

for Tallahassee take up his ju ?

MANY SPENT SUNDAY-

INOPnEe NoSfACthOeLAl-argest crowds of

season Sunday

took in

in the Pensacola

pleasures of this week

the a

the

dicial work and the children will reenter school They have all had a delightful summer in Ponsacola and

their friends here have enjoyed hav- ?

I ing them-

hotels having been crowded and

homes full of guests generally Pen

ssoacrtolraesallpyopbuelgarainty

as last

a summer re ? year as far as

the outside world is concerned

when the island began taking on im- ?

portant new improvements and tho

b- whole scheme of life over the

IN HONOR OFMISSSHACKLEFORD

Mr W E Brown entertained a par-? ty of friends on Friday evening at her home in Bonifay the pleasant af ? fair being given in honor of Miss DeAssmieonSghathcoksleefoprdreseonft PnenesraecolMa isses

Dessie Shackleford Daisy Redmon

Bessie Anderson Urma HIckman

Ouida Cox Jeanette Wright Marv

Finney Messrs Charley Gwartney

ayBABYEASE Price Hickman Howard Banfil Allie Coleman

Cox Charles Mabry Coz

A LIQUID REMEDY Horace Dixon Henry Lewis and Em ?

FORCHILDRENSILLSPLEA-

met Anderson I After several

amusing games

de ?

i licious refreshments were served af-?

after which time it will be advanced Tickets may be secured from Mrs

William Cumming Story 307 West Ninetieth street New York

On Wednesday afternoon Septem- ? ber 29 at half after two oclock a Patriotic Celebration and Reception will be held by the National Societyof Patriotic Women of America and the HudsonFulton Celebration com- ? mittee in the council chamber and governors room City Hall which through the courtesy of the president of the Borough of Manhattan has been accorded for this purpose All members of patriotic organizations are cordially invited to attend

We are indebted to the commissionfor their interest and cooperation-

The WaldorfAstoria the Martha Washington and Hotel Astor have made special rates and will offer accommodations as long as they are able to meet the demand

Mrs Story assures the visiting Daughters that the committee an ? ticipates great pleasure in welcomingthem on this unique and interesting occasion

PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs Laura Thornton will leave to ? day for Wltheville Va

Mrs Bryan Dunwody and Mrs R A Hyer left yesterday for Atlanta

Miss Mattie Jennings will be at Wesleyan college Macon Ga this year

Mrs J C Avery is at Atlanta Ga

Miss Irene Young leaves for San Antonio Texas today after a pleas ? ant visit here

Mrs McDonald of Tampa is here

Mr Floyd Hahn of Kansas City Is spending his vacation in Pensacola

Miss Bessie Perdue leaves today for Evergreen and other points in Ala- ? bama

Mr las Walker

lightful social affair

was on

host at Saturday

a de- ? night

given at the Escambia He was grace- ?

fully assisted by Mr Moore

Mr and Mrs and Miss Gray who

have been sojourning his hotel left Sunday

at to

the the

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grel of many

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SERVING ICES

Ices and Ice cream are so easily

made nowadays and so tempting and

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of our summer desserts are made of pure milk

When they cream sugar

and fruit they are not only unharm-

ful but they are really nourising and

easily digested And served with

fruit as they often ought to be serv ?

ed they are especially healthful But

remember that to be good for you ices

and ice creams should be made of

perfectly fresh and pure materials

and to be appetizing thay should be

Benefit New Methodist Church Monarch leaves wharf at 3 p m returning at 6 30 Leaves again at 730 p m Adults 35 cents Children 25 cents

attractively served

TO BE ONE OF

Peach basketsCrush a pint of P C S FACULTY-

ripe pink peaches with a fork mix Mr Volney Phillips will be a mem- ?

them with a cupful of granulated su?

garmore or less according to the flavor of the peachesand stand them-

in a china bowl in the Icebox When

ber of the P C S faculty this year

He was a student at the University

of Tennessee many honors

last year and has won in his chosen work

they are thoroughly chilled add them DAUGHTERS OF KING TO to a quart of cream milk and cream- MEET FRIDAY

or milk and condensed milk mixed in the proportions of a pint of milk to halfcan of condensed milk Freeze this cream smooth and hard and pack After it has stood for a couple

The Daughters of the King will

meet In the choir room of Christ

church on Friday afternoon at 5

oclock All present

are

requested

to be

of hours serve In halves of large

peaches freshly peeled chilled and MRS T V MASTEN IS

lightly sugared

VISITING HERE

Orange ice in skins Boil for five

minutes a pint of water and a cup of

sugar with the yellow part of the rind

chipped from three oranges Cool this

sirup add it to the juice of six large

juicy oranges and strain Freeze

hard stirring only occasionally and

pack time

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In the mean ? dozen orange

skins in the form of little baskets

with handles These skins can be

those of the oranges used in the ica

for the yellow part of the skin cut

Mrs T V Masten of Uniontown Pa is visiting Pensacola She will spend the winter with her daughter Mrs E A Kelly 1806 Jackson street Mrs Kellys brother Seymour L Masten manager of one of the great

chain of Woolworth stores located at

Uniontown Pa came with his moth- ? er He leaves Wednesday for New Orleans and will go home via Missis- ? sippi steamer to Cairo and east by rail He has nothing but good to say of both Jacksonville and Pensacola

away to form the baskets line them

with stand

thin little them on

lace paper other paper

dollies doilies

to keep them from slipping about the

plates and fill them with the ice

Orange compoteBoil a halfpound-

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five oranges carefully separated from

all skin and segment and broken Into

small pieces

Cherry wreaths Scald and chill a

quart of milk or cream for the foun ?

dation Chop nut meats enough to

AT THE FIRST M E CHURCH ON SUNDAY

Many worshipped Sunday with the

First M E church people at Hannah

hall the Rev Mr Weed having deliv- ? ered a very eloquent address in the morning while Rev C W Gavin spoke at night In the morning spec- ? ial music by Mrs Brawner Miss Brawner Miss Cawthon and Mr Bag ley was enjoyed Miss Cawthon and Mrs Brawner having appeared at night Each of the selections were beautifully rendered and found much favor with the congregation-

fill a cup Pecans or almonds are best but walnuts will do Cut into small pieces two or three dozen juicy deepred cherries add them to a cup ? ful of sugar tablespoonful of vanilla and a beaten egg and pour the whole mixture into the milk Always re ?

TAKE NOTICE

All take

persons Foleys

are Kidney

recommended to Pills for back ?

ache rheumatism bladder trouble as

and they

kidney and are healing

and antiseptic and regularities which

correct urinary Ir? If neglected may

member in making a fruit cream that develop Into a serious illness They

there is little danger of curdling the milk if you add the fruit to it and

restore health and strength neglect signs of kidney or

Do not bladder

not it to the fruit Even if the cream trouble and risk Brights disease or

does seem to have curdled dont wor ? diabetes W A DAlemberte drug ?

ry

it

is

It wil be

frozen

smooth and sweet Add the chopped

when-

nut

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meats and freeze This cream should-

be served In sherbet glasses sur?

rounded by wreaths of ripe and shin

Ing longstemmed cherries

Chocolate ice cream with whipped

creamThis way of serving chocolate

cream is especially desirable for a

summer as the whipped cream light?

ens the ounce of

chocolate chocolate

flavor Melt an in a quarter of a

cup of hot water In which the same

amount of sugar has been dissolved

sSmtior otthhisandovearddthiet

fire with

until It a cupful

is of

sugar and a good pinch of sale to a

quart of thin cream which has been

scalded with a twoInch piece nf

cinnamon bark Strain this mixture-

let it cool add a tablespoonful of

vanilla extract and freeze Pack the

cream in a melon mold and let it

stand for several hours Turn it on

a large plate and surround it with

fluffy whipped cream decorated with

MEALS FOR A DAY

Tuesday August 31

Baked Pears Cream and Sugar

Hashed Potatoes

Light Biscuit Plain Omelet

Cafe au Lait

The Journal

DINNER

Clear Consomme of Tomatoes

Broiled Trout

Roast Beef RIced Tomatoes

Stuffed Eggplants

Salad of Lettuce

Lemon Meringue Plo

Cheese

Cafe Noir-

SUPPER

Deviled Sardines

Cold Roast Beef

Baked Potatoes

Celery Salad

Jam

Tea

Cocoa-

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ter which the guests were treated loa few beautiful selections of instru ?

mental music Later the guests bade the hostess

goodnight expressing themselves as having spent a delightful evening

THE WEDDING OF MRS BENTON

AND MR PEARL A wedding of much

Interest

both

at

Warrington and in place last night at

Pensacola the yard

tool

where

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of that place and of atthitshecityCathwoelrice

rectory Rev The bride

FwahthoersiBs raady

officiating remarkably

sweet woman looked charming in

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PHARMACY

Palafox St

thin slices of candled fruit

If your liver Is sluggish and out of

The Secret of Long Life

A one

French scientist has discoveredsecret of long life His method

deals with the blood Bat long age

millions of Americans had proved

tone and you feel dull bilious con ?

stipated take a dose of Chamberlains

Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight before retiring and you will feal all right in the morning

Electric Bitters makes It worth

prolongs

living It

life and purifies

AT HARGIS-

enriches and vitalizes the blood re

builds wasted nerve cells Imparts-

life and tore to the entire system

bItislitaategdodpseeonpdle to

weak lIck and Kidney trouble

de- ?

had

blighted my life for months writes-

The finest line of sponges ever shown lOc to 500 apiece The Lit-? tle Drug Store Around the Corner

Read The Journals Want

W M Sherman Electric Bitters

Only 50c at all

of Gushing cured me druggists

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