Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-24
SOCIETY'S REALM.


6OEee, MT J. w. SIdNl u, Mr. Fred Fox, Dr. J. L. Caldwell and MT. J. H. McMillian. MT. Carl Voss, of this city, who is a native of Germany, but was born and reared near the Holland line, gave a very in teresting talk on the subject. Mrs. Caldwell served the guests with de- licious refreshments and the evening was one of the most enjoyable ever attended by the members of the club.
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 The following is clipped from a re- cent issue of the Charleston, H., Courier:
 "The State Federation of Women's clubs of Arkansas will meet in Pine Bluff on April 17-19. The Methodist club of Pine Bluff, who will be the elaborate preparations for the enter tainment of their visitors A special feature will be the vocal selections each day of the meeting by Mrs. Har- ry Shoemaker, of our city. While wis iting there sometime ago, Mrs. Shoe maker delighted the people of Pine Bluff by her superb singing and the Methontes club pay the expenses of her trip to hear her sing at their con- vention. Mrs. Shoemaker has also been engaged to sing at the Pine Bluff Presbyterian church on Easter Sun- day. She leaves for the Arkansas city on Tuesday, April 2.''
 Mrs. Shoemaker is a sister of Mrs L. o. Knox, of Pine Bluff, and is quite we'll known here. Her many friends will be glad to learn that she is to soon again visit this city.
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 MT. and Mrs. Adam Robinson enter tained with a reception and dance Tuesday evening in honor of their guest, Miss Annie Plastau, of New York city. Miss Plastau is sister of Mrs. Robinson, being the guest of the latter while in the city. A large num- Der of friends were invited to partici- pate in the evenings pleasures. The home was handsomely decorated for the occasion and an orchestra fur nished music for the dancers, who en- joyed themselves to their hearts con- tent for several hours. At intermis. sions, Miss Plastau favored the guests with number of vocal selections which were enthusiastically received. At the proper hour the guests were invited into the spacious dining room, where elegant refreshments were served
 A wedding of much importance will occur in this city on the evening of Tuesday April ?, when Miss Mary Virginia Gillespie and Mir Frank Worrall will be joined in wedlock. The wedding will take place at the First Presbyterian church. Dr. John l.. Caldwell, the pastor, officiating. The affair will be a notable event in social circles here.
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 The Fordyce Chronicle -Enterprise contains an elaborate account of birthday entertainment given by Mir. and Mrs. C. Y. Edgar at Rose Cot tage," in honor of MT Robert EaSin. During the repast four courses were served, intermingled with laughter and merriment. The waitresses, Mrs. Edgar and Mrs. Beasley, proved them selves very proficient artists in mak- ing the boys have a good time The; ladies acting as toast miStresses. call ed on Prof. Benton, of Pine Bluff, to respond first. He told how incompe- tent he was to do justice to the occa- sion-not the dinner This was fol lowed by a response from Dr. Edgar. of Pine Bluff, on the subject, Our Waitresses.' Various other toasts were responded to in a happy vein. and the occasion was one to be pleas antly remembered by those present.
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