Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-04-28
Local GIeanings.

The county wheel met in Little Rock yesterday,
and will adjourn to-day.
The union labor party hold convention in Lit
tie Rock Monday next
The Round Robin club will meet next Wednes-
day at the residence Of Mrs. G. Peyton, at p. m.
Maj. John D. Adams is making a tour through
Old Mexico in company with the Knights Templar
of Texas.
Gov. Hughes paid Little Rock short visit dur
ing the week. The other gubernatorial candidates
were also in the city for a brief stay.
Miss Lura E. Brown, editor of Arkansas Life,
will read an essay before the Arkansas Press as
ISOLATION at Texarkana, Thursday, May 3D..
We are indebted to Miss Maggie Rymal for
two beautiful bouquets of elegant flowers. Mrs.
A. M. Danley also favored us with handsome
bouquet of roses.
The funeral services of Dr. George A. Hughes,
Tuesday morning last, was largely attended. The
public schools being closed throughout the city,
the greater number of the teachers were present,
as were also many of the pupils.
At recent visit to the Orphans home of this
city, we had the pleasure of witnessing the twenty
little orphans of the institution at their dnner,-a
wholesome meal which all appeared to enjoy to
the fullest extent.
''The Pirates of Penzance," recently given at
the Capital theater by company of amateurs be-
longing to Little Rock, was wonderful success
in every particular, and reflects the greatest
credit upon the musical and dramatic talent of
the city, as also upon the management.
Now is the time to give the baby an airing.
The bamy spring air will make sick baby well,
and keep well baby from getting sick. Baby
carriages at Leo Polocks furniture store at prices
ranging all the way from $3.50 to $4,000 Call
and examine them
The complimentary benefit to be rendered Prof.
J. H. Chapek Monday next at the Capital theater
will be one of the greatest musical events of the
season. The professor will be assisted by the best
talent of the city and the entertainment will doubt
less prove success in every respect.
All who admire beautiful flowers should visit
40 Sherman street and see in all their beauty the
lovely beds of tulips in full bloom l. cared and
tended for by Mrs. Wallace. The CHRONICLE
office tenders to this lady for the lovely bunch
that graces our sanctum with it's rainbow hues
The next regular meeting of the womans branch
of the Orphans Home association will be held at
Uhe l.. W. " A. loolns luesuay, May ISL aC ~
am. 1t is hoped there will be the usual large at
tendance at this meeting, and all interested in the
work are cordially invited.
The Mite society of the Second Baptist church
was entertained last Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. F. j. Young. on Water street. The program
consisted of music and recitations, which were well
rendered, and the guests departed well pleased
with the enjoyment of the evenings entertain
ment
The Knights Templar banquet of Wednesday
evening last was success in every particular,
the occasion being the regular annual installation
of officers. The impromptu addresses by Messrs.
Read, Clayton, Hampstead, and Mitchell were
particularly happy in effect, while the sumptuous
repast was most elegant and handsomely served,
doing credit to the ladies of the Woman's Ex-
change who had it in charge.