Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-30
SOCIETY'S REALM.

The past week has been an interest ing and enjoyable one for the society people of the city and adjoining towns. The few social events given were pleasant ones. The weddings are not all over yet, and, though the month will soon close, Cupid works nninterruptedly and his results are especially noticeable. The Graphic will soon announce several other wed. dings to occur in this city in the near future. Among the contracting par ties are some of the most prominent of Pine Bluffs society people.
 The chief social features of the past week were the three weddings which took place on Wednesday. The principals were MT w. s. Dabbs of Little Rock, and Miss Alice M. Faucette, who were married at the brides home on Georgia street by Rev. R. N. Pointer Wednesday after 
 noon at o'clock MT. Will E. Collier, of Chiekasha, I. T., and Miss Ruby Alexander, married at the First Pres byterian church by Dr. J. l.. Caldwell on the same afternoon at the same hour Mr. Earle w. Phillips and Miss Reba Dewoody, at the First Methodist church Wednesday evening, by Revs. J. A. Anderson and J. F. Carr.
 The dance given at the home of MT. and Mrs. W. C. Garrett at Lake Dick Friday night was largely attended by Pine Bluff people, and proved to be delightful and successful affair. A barbecue and picnic was given during the day and many people attended from the surrounding towns MT. and Mrs. Garrett entertained the guests at a fine supper at o'clock and served light refreshments later in the even ing. Dancing was indulged in and at night the dancers enjoyed themselves on large pavilion built especially for dancing purposes. Lemonade was served at intermissions. Everything was done by Mr. and Mrs Garrett and their sons and daughter to make the guests comfortable, and they certainly succeeded. At 12 o'clock large part of the Pine Bluff visitors were driven q of miles, and there took the south-bound Cotton Belt train for home. The occa- sion will long be remembered pleas antly by the participants. Among those present from this city were Mayor D. c. Bell, County Treasurer Jesse R. Core, Sheriff H. A. Mccoy, theimer Low Thompson, Thomas Green and two daughters, Misses Mary and Annie Green, George H. Adams, J. w. Peyton. Nose and Meyer Solmson, Wade H. Knox, J. H. Ancrum, Alex Powell, Adolph Bernath, Misses Laura Trulock, Lillie Johnson, l4illie Levine, Lorinne Hightower and guest, Miss Hattie Hightower, of Fort Smith; Zuba and Inez Thompson Nora Kaufman, Minnie Chestnut and number of others
 The society people of the city will enjoy a moonlight boat excursion and dance on the steamer Anna Tardy Monday night. The largest number of couples that ever participated in an affair of that kind will attend Mir. Alb Knox has the list and about one hundred couples are already assured
 A large number of society people. principally members of the Valhalla club, enjoyed boat excursion and german on the steamer Anna Tardy Monday night Dancing was enjoyed on the barge, music being furnished by Miles orchestra. The german was led by Messrs. Wadc H. Knox and Mr J. T. Bradford. The boat went sev- eral miles up the river and made a trip equally as far down the river. The party returned to the city at a late hour, thoroughly pleased with the evenings outing.
 A delightful german was given at the Bluff City club Tuesday evening under the direction of Messrs John Bloom and Harold Bluthenthal A very large crowd of society people. both Jewish and Gentle, participated. The german continued pleasantly for several hours. The club caterer fur nished refreshments. The young peo pie were chaperoned by Mir and Mrs Charles Bloom and MT. and Mrs Adolph Bluthenthal and Mr. and Mrs Simon Bloom
 Thursday the members of the local