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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL THURSDAY Y MORNING DECEMBER 23 1909 5

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lrc+ THURSDAY DEC 234 Jieettng of the Thursday club hostess Mrs M D Merritt on 0-t on Romana street

Dance at the Classical School gymnasium 8 p m-

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SATURDAY d-O Christmas ban of the Bachelors at the K of C hall 8 p m O

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MRS SIMPSON GAVE L OVELYDEBUTANTE TEA FOR MISS SIMPSON

The lowly home of Dr and MrsHorace L Simpson on West Belmont

n street with its gracious hostess andthe beautiful debutante daughter ofthe household presented one of thoselasting pictures yesterday whichpaint themsolves upon the memories-of those who feel the witching at-mosphere

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of lovely affairs for ex-ceedingly

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lovely girlswIth a magicpotent indeed

Mrs Simpson asked in her friendsyesterday to meet her debutantedaughter Miss Cora Louise Simpson

J the affair having been in the nature-of of an afternoon tea fitting indeed

for the fine womanly young womanwho is to queen it this season amongtho various affairs of the near fu ¬

tureMrs Simpson who wore a blue chif-fon cloth costume trimmed withtouches of baby Irish was assisted Iffreceiving by her mother Mrs LauraThornton in black silk and Jet MrsEvelyn Maxwell in pink chiffon andwhite lace Miss Josie Knowles whowore pink chiffon Miss Ada HiltonGreen whose gown was of blue liber-ty satin with pearl trimmings andMiss Mercedes Saltmarsh who worewhite lace

Miss Simpsons dress was of whitechiffon and real lace

The homo had been artistically decorated throughout in striking floraleffects the dining room having glow-ed

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th the rich warm tints of redthe libraries and hall having been

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as artWhy not give aChristy HarrisonFisher or AlonzoKimball picture

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carnations and nestling ferns andthe parlor and reception room inwhite chrysanthemums and white car ¬

nationsThe young married ladles of the

society set assisted during the after-noon

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while the debutantes of recentseasons presided in the dining roomwhere Mrs Hilton Green poured teaher handsome gown having been ofsoft yellow satin

Little Miss Helen Fisher and MissBvelyntMaxwell who wore daintywhite blue dresses assisted-In passing the tea cups

Miss Simpson Is one of the tourpretty debutantes In Pensacola socie ¬

ty this year and will figure promi-nently

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In many interesting affairsduring the season

THE KEELINGCRESAP-UlcDDING LAST NIGHT-

A home wedding the prettiest ofall weddings full of heart interest andthe loving care of those who hadknown the sweet young bride fromher childhood took place last night-at the home of Mr and Mrs W OKeeling on East Strong street whentheir daughter Miss Ida Lewis andMr R E L Cresap were united Inmarriage the Rev Mr E C Moore-of tho Gadsden Street M E churchofficiating The home had been decorated most attractively In cut flow-ers Southern greenery and ruddy hol¬

ly the effect having been appropriateIndeed to the coming holiday festivi ¬

tiesThe bride who Is a strikingly pret-ty

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brunette entered upon the arm ot-her father Mr W O Keeling andwas gowned In white silk and reallace She carried brides roses

Mlaa Clara Pryor who was her de¬

cidedly attractive brides maid wore-a handsome pink satin dress with ac¬

cessories matching and carried car-nations of the same hue

Mrs O C Moore Marianna asister of the bride was matron ofhonor her dress having been of softwhiter silk and her flowers pinkroses Mr J Cross was groomsman

During the Impressive ceremonywhich occurred at 830 oclock MissLizzie Keeling another sister of thebride played soft wedding music hav¬

ing also rendered the wedding marchHer dress was also of white silk Lit-tle

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Marie Keeling the dainty littleflower girl tripped just In front ofthe bridal party and In her fairydress of white made an attractivepicture as she strewed rose leavesfrom a handsome little basket Af-

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tho ceremony cream and cakeswero served the many friends andrelatives of the popular young couplepresent offering them every wish for-a long life and future happinessMany beautiful gifts were received-Mr and Mrs Cresap will make theirhome for the present at the residence-of the brides parents

XMAS TREE AT THE GADSDENSTREET E CHURCH TONIGHT-The Gadsden Street M B church

will too the scone of a pretty holidayfestivity tonight when the annualChristmas tree will be enjoyed by theyoungsters and incidentally by theirelders This year there is to be anadmission fee however Everyoneyoung and old Is required to bring apotato either of the sweet variety-or just plain old every day Irish andwhen the receipts are finally rounded-up they will be sent to the deserving-poor Other things have been gen-erously

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promised and the churchwill do a great deal of finecharity work this year as a resultTonight Santa Claus himself will bepresent and will assist In distribut-ing

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the gifts from the Xmas treeamong his really GOOD little friends

Heres the IdealChristmas PresentNu-

nnallys Candies Made in Atlanta and themost popular candy in the South Comes in 1 2 and5pound boxes received at this store weekly and aspecial shipment just received for Christmas-

We have probably the most varied assortment ofNuts and Fruits in the city and we have also season ¬

able vegetables that will help the housewife with herduties

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Sol Cahn CoAgents Nunnallys Candies

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A fine time has been prepared by theorchestra and various musicians ofthe church and the program com ¬

mences exactly at 8 oclock Every-one

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Is invited to be presentwith hispotato-

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ST JOHNS CATHOLICCHURCH IN WARRINGTON

Following Is the order of servicesat St Johns Catholic church Warricgton Dec 25th 1909

High mass at 6 a mSecond mass at 7 a mLast mass at 830 a m followed by

benediction of the most blessed sacra-ment

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The choir will render Cornell massIn E flat-

Kyrle and GloriaCornelli-CredoMissae de AngellsOffertory Adeste Fideles XovelloSanctus Benedictus Agnus DelCornellO SalutarIsGregorian-Tautum ErgoGregorianR-eceasional Holy God-D A Brady pastor

ITHE PASTIME EUCHRE CLUBMET WITH MRS J G YNIESTRA-

Last night witnessed another ofthe exceptionally pleasant meetingsof the Pastime Euchre club at thehome of Mrs J G Ynlestra whoseaffairs are always full of the utmostinterest among the club members Asusual the games progressed merrily-the big membership of this popular

Our StoreIs Full

of nice things for theChristmas and NewYears table as well asyour daily needs

Just now like t everyother store m town weare busy and expect tobe terribly rushed forthe next few days socustomers will be favor¬

ing us and helping them-selves

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f if they will placetheir orders just as early-as possible-

We are agents forLowneys fine cand-

iesGERElDSGROCERY CDsPhone 192 111 N Palafox

This Store is a

haven for

Gift Seekers-

ur stock of Jewelry Glassware Crockery and Silverware Is not allowed to be ¬

come less attractive as tho rush of theholidays Is felt On the other hand weare receiving additional shipments dallywe are keeping up our stock so thateverybody can have ample opportunity-for careful selections

Things that are suggestive as gifts ar-rive

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dally and make a visit to this hand-some

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store a pleasant part of your down ¬

town toursIncidentally we call attention to the

finest Writing Paper In America which-we carry and which we can have monoEramed In beautiful designs at yourorder What could be more appreciablethan a box of Eaton Crane Pikes fineLinen Writing Paper with a tastefulmonogram for Christmas for yourfriends Think and see If you know any ¬

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Thiesen Building

Ub having enjoyed itself to the lintduring the hours prescribed Follorinr were tie prize winners

Ladies ace prize Mrs E Radlone hand Mrs Win Mabrie bootyMrs J G Yniestra Gentlemans a e-

Mr L M Davis lone hand >r-

Plyde Lindstrom booby Mr DnI

Murphy The next meeting will be ittle home of Mrs M P Bonifay in-

t Romana street The prize winnasfrr the past years play jug were ainounced being Mrs X Soderqust-and Mr I> M Davis Both will teoeve handsome prizes holding heruis best records for the past twevo I

months Mrs J G Yniestra and JrsP < ssIe Rady were appointed as aCommittee to select them The eec I

ton of officers ateo took place vitn-til result that Mr Dan Murphy vaselected president and Mrs J GYniestra vicepresident Mr Yriosira was forced to tender his rfjignation as recording secretary on ac¬

count of other duties and Mr L M

Davis was elected in his place YrsM P Bonifay will serve as treasurerduring the coming year and UrsYniestra as manager and reporter-Mr and Mrs Gustav Ungerer wereadmitted into the membership of theclub

PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE ATTHE PROGRESS CLUB

There was a fine game of progress-ive

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euchre last night at the Progressclub the crowd having been out infull force to do full honor to the pleasant occasion The games as usualwere close and very interesting lightrefreshments having been serveli

DANCE AT THE CLASSICALSCHOOL TONIGHT

There will be a dance at the Classic ¬

al School tonight in the gymnasiumThe school clique will be in attend-ance

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and a fine time generally withnumerous clever touches will doubt ¬

less be the case

LAST NIGHTS MEETING ATFORT BARRANCAS-

A fine meeting was held at FortBarrancas last night by the members-of the Pensacola branch of the AV CT U Mrs M E Wilson having beenIn charge Miss Pettyjohn of Brenau college and Miss Ruth Coons con ¬

tributed to the pleasure and interest-of the evening by twofine vocal so-

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A good attendance was reported-as interest is growing rapidly amongthe soldier boys

IMET AT THE FIRST-PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHYESTERDAY-

The W C T U held its regularmeeting yesterday at the First Pres ¬

byterian church A good attendance-was reported and many interestingmatters received attention The la ¬

dies aro planning a great deal of valuable work just now which will mani-fest

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itself in good results later on

Hexamethylenetetramine-The above is the name of a German

chemical which is one of the manyvaluable ingredients of Foleys Kid-ney

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Remedy Hexamethylenetetra-mine

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is recognized by medical textbooks and authorities as a uric acidsolvent and antiseptic for the urineTake Foleys Kidney as soonas you notice any irregularities andavoid a serious malady W A DAIemberte druggist and apothecary 121-S Palafox streetTHE REV FATHER BRADYRECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS

The many friends of the Rev p ler Brady of St Johns Catli Iiichurch at Harrington were extending-him hearty congratulations on Tues-day

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that day having been the ISthanniversary of his entrance into thepriesthood Father Brady Is muchloved by all who know him and withhis splendid record and fine personall

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ty Is a central figure at WarringtonMR AND MRS THOS C WATSON

I RETURN FROM NORTHERN TRIPMr and Mrs Thos C Watson have

returned from another of their de-lightfully planned trips This timethey have been in New Jersey NewYork Washington and Baltimore andpaid visits to several of their littlenephews and nieces during their ab ¬

sence They report extremely coldweather in the northXMAS MUSIC AT THESACRED HEART CHURCH

High mass will be celebrated atthe Sacred Heart church on Christ ¬

mas morning at 9 oclock The musicwill be by the mens and boys choirscombined assisted by Seels orchestra-and several well known musicians

Following is the program1 Marctla Pontifical Tobani

Orchestra2 Processional Adeste Fideles 16th

CenturyChorus soloists Master M Rafferty-

and G Greenwood3 Proplum Missa TertlaTozerMessrs Hayes Johnson Diaz Seel

4 Kyrle Missa S CeceliaKainBiedermann

Double Male Quartette5 Gloria Missa B VSingenbergerSoprano and alto Boys Choir Bari ¬

tone Mens choirf Credo Modus HIGregorian7 Offertory Prayer From Stradella

FlotowOrchestra-

S Sanctus Missa S CeceliaKainBiedermann

9 Bonedictua HammaSolo Quartette

10 Agnus Dei SingenbergerBoys and Mens Choirs

1L Le Credo de PayeenBaritone solo Mr Ferrendon

12 0 Salutaris WiegandBasso solo Mr Bowles

13 Tantum Ergo GregorianChorus

Recessional Holy GodI Chorus and OrchestraLow mass without music at 6 and

7 oclockTO GIVE DANCE ONNEW YEARS EVE

The young Jewish society set wilglvo a New Years eve dance at theK of C hall this year

The holiday affair will be given incompliment to the young ladies andwill be one of the prettiest eventswhich is to grace an exceptionallyfestive week-

A HAPPY FAMILY REUNION ATTHE HOME OF DR DIAZ

One of the happy holiday homeslast night in Pensacola was that ofDr A Diaz on North Palafox streetThe morning train brought Mrs Diaz

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about five hundred LadiesMisses and Childrens Hatsincluding a large number ofPattern HatsSALE

Heres Your-Opportunity

o F right in midseason to buy-an uptodate hat at a greatlyreduced price

We Have-Moved

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and are now located in aU more generally accessible

r iTS store which is well lighted-and convenient12 and 14East Garden A trip of in-

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Peerless Millinery Coal12 and 14 E Garden Phone 667l T

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I One pound Fussy 5100 I OneHalf Pound Chocolate Marshmal-lows

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I One pound Nut Chocolates 100 3O-cAssortedI One Pound Super Extra Assorted Choco ¬ Caramels 12 pound We-Crystallzedlates 85c Ginger 25c

I One pound Son Bons and Chsccfates Mallo Cares 25cI E5c Peanut Bar 5c1 Super Extra White Nougat SOc Chocolate Mints teei Super Extra Mint Chocolates 45c Milk Chocolate 1Oci Super Extra Jordan Almonds 45 Mandolatta 15cI Super Extra Roasted Almonds 45c Chocolate Almonds 15cI One Pound Glace Fruits S5c Stick Candy lOc

Chocolate Cherries SOc Salted Almonds 3OcI Super Extra Chocolate Caramels 45c Cocoanut Buttercups 36c per lb

One Pound Fine Marshmallows SOc Walnut Buttercups 35c per lb-

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Iand Confections sold in Pensacola only at

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land her son Teddy from Mexico-j where they have been visiting at various points of interest for sometime and in the evening Mr RobertDiaz and Mr Chas Diaz arrived fromSt Bernards college in Cullman Ga

j Needless to say the hospitable Diazhome will radiate with holiday cheerthis week as a result of im-portant

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arrivalsMRS C C COVINGTONi

TO ENTERTA-INi C C Covington will entertain-

at her home this afternoon in honorof Miss Lola Crump a charming Vir-giniai girl who is her guest for the

I holidaysI A number of invitations have beenreceived

I IMR AND MRS C D BEYERTO SPEND XMAS IN

DECATUR ALA-i Mrs C D Beyer is in Decatur Alawhere she will spend Xmas with rela-tives and friends She will be joinedt> y Mr Beyer who will leave tonisirThey will be gone until next week

MISS LEILA ABERCROMBIEARRIVES WITH MISS PIERCE

I Miss Leila Abercrom arrived ini the cih yesterday with Miss Mar-jorie Pierce and the arrival of thesetwo attractive young ladies is beingregarded with interest among thecollege set which is to make mattersso unusually t ay during holiday-week Both are receiving a rOnIwelcome

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THE P C SAND ITS ANNUAL-

A clever publication is expected-this year in the form of the Classical

j Sr tool Annual which is to be publish-I ed about the first of June THat theeagerly anticipated edition will be amost popular and able one is assuredwhen the bright young people who-re to edit it are considered

THE LADIESBnWLING CLUB

j The Bowling club had an ideal dayfor their zanies of ten pins yesterdaymorning which were enjoyed at theCountry club with Miss HendiettaMrPhillips as hostess

Miss Ella Wheeler who has return-ed

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home after an eightmonths tripwas given a warm welcome by tiemembers present vio were MissesMarie Webb Aline St John Lucilleand Louise Overall Oline McMillan-and the hostess After the membersreceived a thorough warming up i

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cure BUnd Bleeding and Itching Pip-It absorbs the tumors allays Itching atonce acts aa a poultice gives instant rlet WHIIame Indian Pile Ointment isprepared for Piles and Itching of the TMl

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from their srt at which Miss AUnroSt John was most fortunate a daintyluncheon ai > i eased their materialwants Mobile Register

MAKES FRIENDS EVERYWHER-EBiu Ribbon Lemon and Vanilla

the PERFECT FLAVORING EX-TRACTS make friends everywherethey never diappoin

FLOWERS-Fine fresh carnations for

Christmas Red White PinkPretty assortment of fernsfor dishes Also fine speci ¬

men palms and ferns BoysenFloral Gardens Phone 875252 East Chase St

MR AND MRS JAS CLARKE-TO SPEND HOLIDAYS IN ATMORE

Mr and Mrs las M Clarke wIileave the Hfv today To spend Xmaswith the parents of Mrs Clarke in A-more Ala From there they will >

to Mississippi to visit the family ofMr Clarke While relfVntin Xmasfirr and Mrs Clarke will liso have anrtber happy anniversary to considertheir wedding It will be remembered

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hActonI Coal Phone 59

PERSONAL MENTIONMiss Ida Mallory and Miss llilmai

Green will be home this week from

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