Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-03-24
Local GIeanings.

Springs.
Mrs. H. G. Fleming left for Texarkana Thurs
day morning
MrsvW. P. Holman is in the city, the guest of
Dr. and Mrs. Beidleman.
Mr.. John Bragg, Of this city, died suddenly
Friday of pneumonia.
James ONeill will appear at the Capital Theater
next Tuesday evening, March 9th, representing
Monte Cristo.
Frederick Warde was the attraction of the week
at the Capital The romantic drama, Castor Ca
dol is his latest success.
Secretary Kennel of the Immigration Bureau,
thinks Arkansas will receive not less than 100000
immigrants during the next twelve months
The betrothal of Miss Dora Pollock, so well and
fayorably known in Little Rock, to Mr.. I. B.
Hirseh of Newport, has been announced, and we
tender hearty congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Stevens, of Chicago, formerly
of this city, will remove to Portland, Oregon, in
short time to reside permanently. Mrs. Stevens
is at present the guest of her parents, Bishop and
Mrs. Pierce.
Col Logan II. Roots, speaking of our state,
says: "There is certainly no place upon Gods
footstoo where latent resources are lying dormant
that would yield larger profits upon the necessary
investment to develop the resources than in the
state of Arkansas -
The ladies of the Methodist church south gave
dinner Thursday and Friday of this week in the
Hewitt building on east Markham street. 1t was
largely attended by the business men, as well as
many ladies', and netted them handsome sum.
The proceeds will go towards the completion of
the church parlors.
Two lady representatives of the American HUI
name Society," Mesdames Nora Cause and Cora
Meisser are stopping at the Capital hotel They
were met Thursday evening by Col. Palmer and
others, and discussed the ACCESSIBILITY of new Or
ganization at this place. The ladies have been in
duced to remain over Sunday and mass meeting
is contemplated for Sunday afternoon
The Aesthetic club was entertained Wednesday
at the residence of Mrs. Will Royston and Mrs.
Jet. The program possessed the usual enter
tanning features. Mrs. Judge Wright, of Iowa.
relative of Mrs. Judge Caldwell, was an honored
guest OF the evening, and made q charming ad-
dress to the ladies on the subject of Christian
science and the higher intellectual development of
women. Her remarks were delightful, and con-
tributed greatly to the enjoyment of the OCCASION
The Womans Exchange is keeping up with the
march OF the seasons as one will soon see if thew
visit their rooms and view the lovely articles per
tuned by deft fingers for Easter gifts. Hand
painted Easter cards with delicate spring flowers
satchet cards whose dainty odor seem fairly
breath of spring time. Easter eggs, as golden as
tnose lMd by the farmers goose, who still holds
her own in childish imaginations in spite of the
fiat OF the bazaar that g Mother goose must 90"
The artistic menu card seen here are a novelty in
Little Rock They are pretty and unique enough
for the most fastidious taste, so that our lovely
entertainments need no longer send away from
home for such things.
The Round Robin club met Wednesday after
noon at residence of Mrs. Jesse Blocher, Cumber
land and Fourth streets. Mrs. j. s. Pollock presid-
ed. The minutes of the secretary Mrs. E. Longley,
are deserving of special mention. The musical num-