Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-05-26
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Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs d. G. Fones have returned from
their trip through Texas
A picnic and fishing party went to Hills Lake
Friday and had pleasant time
Mrs. H. G.. Fleming, of Texarkana, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Compton.
Whooping cough is the fashion in the west end
None of the cases are very severe however.
Miss Camilla Pope, who has been visiting Judge
and Mrs. Barton, left for home early in the week.
AT the meeting of the W. G. I. u held in Hope
Ark, few days ago, WoMAN's CHRONICLE was
heartily endorsed by that association it being the
only womans paper in the state.
Mr.. Chas. E. Cunningham returned from Cincin-
natl last Saturday, bringing with him his niece
Miss Mollie Cunningham of Maryland, who will
make her home for the future with her unce's
family.
The German Lutheran church held their annual
picnic at Big Rock park last Wednesday. The
parties were driven up to the park in carriages
and ambulances. The day was fine and replete
with enjoyment for all present.
The streets are badly blocked in the business
center with building paving etc.. and while it is
rendered inconvenient to drivers and pedestrians,
vet it gives the impression of rapid progress being
made on all sides, and of the substantial boom
that has come to dwell among us.
Mrs Lydia M. Chace president of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of Arkansas, will
make her home for the future at Little Rock, and
has taken rooms at 1904 Spring street, where she
will be pleased to receive her friends and those in
terested in the cause of temperance.
The Round Robin club was entertained Tuesday
last by Mrs. Knight. A very fine program, con-
sisting of reading and recitations, and number of
vocal solos with guitar accompaniment, comprised
the entertainment of the evening, and the occa-
sion was pronounced more than usually pleasant
one.
The ladies of the Southern Methodist church
will serve church benefit dinner in the Hewitt
building, 120 K. Markham street, between Main
and Scott streets, May Doth and 3Oth, during the
Democratic convention. The members of that
body will be glad to avail themselves of this chance
for good dinner.
Mothers should have their daughters taught
dress cutting and fitting; it would save them many
dollars in after life. Mrs. j. c. Redman, 523
Main street, is now prepared to give instructions
for using Fountain tailor system of dress cutting,
and solicits the patronage of those desiring to
learn the latest and best system for cutting now
in vogue.
There is young man in the west end with
large hole in his pocket. This can be testified to
by the staff of the CHRONICLE, who lost some valu-
able manuscript thereby this last week. The best
thing to be done in such cases is for the young
man to seek sewing machine The CHRONICLE
knows of number of fairy fingers who possess
thmble and various accessories, which it could
recommend to young bachelors in similar trying
positions.
The third annual funniest composed of the
Little Rock and Memphis societies, will take place
NAV 27th and 28th at Genwood park Athletic
games gymnastic exercises by boys and girls
classes, foot racing, fencing, wrestling, and most
excellent music are among the attractions offered
those in attendance. A very delightful entertain