Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-23
IN SOCIGTY'S RGhEM

Grated with smilax and white chrys-
anthemums. There rested the brides
Miss Mildred Bradford Miss Fay Tay-
lor captured the ring.
were tiny cut glass viniagrettes. Mrs.
| Barrow received her guests in hello
| trope silk trimmed in white lace.
The hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
row is too well known to all Pine
Bluff to require even one word of men
ton. An orchestra discoursed music
and the refreshments were elegant
the ices representing the wedding bell.
The display of wedding gifts was MIL
nifcent, and were much admired by
the guests
While the young people regret to
give up this social favorite, they are
glad to know that she will remain in
Pine Bluff. Mr.. and Mrs. Trulock will
be at home to their friends in Pine
Bluff after November 26. They left on
the midnight train for New Orleans.
The out of town guests were: Mrs.
Sterling Cockrill, Mrs. Maxwell Coffin,
Mr. Ashley Cockrill. Mr.. Garland
Cockrill. Sterling Cockrill, Mrs. S.
Turner Sykes, Mrs. B. S. Johnson, Mrs.
Fannie Brunson, Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk
Tunnah. Miss Laureta Tunnah, Misses
Dana and Nell Butler, Mrs McLcud
Mr.. and Mrs. Harnwell, Miss Kate
Wooten. Mr. and Mrs H. C. Bradford,
Mr. and Mrs. Turner Bradford
MRS. S. TURNER SYKES.
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Bundle Euchre Club
Miss Zuba Thompson, one of the
most charming hostesses of the city.
entertained the Bundle Euchre club
last Friday afternoon at her attrac-
tive home on West Sixth avenue. The
name Of this club was formerly the
Shirt Waist Euchre club, but at a
recent meeting was changed to the
Bundle Euchre club. 1t is new
acquisition to the clubs of the city.
Miss Thompson had tastefully deeorat-
ed her home for the occasion and her
guests were most Hospitality received.
In an interesting game of euchre
which followed in the afternoon Miss
Mary Lindsay won the prize. Mrs. A.
G.. Thompson and Miss Inez Thompson
assisted the hostess in entertaining.
Those present were: Misses Mittie
Knox, Mary Lindsay. Jennie Draper.
Jessie Martin, Margaret Taylor, Net
tie Grace, Josie Grace. Alma Dewoody,
Emma DeWoody. Jessie Prior. Nina
Smart, Asa Tomilson, Nellie Johnson.
Edna Buck, Frances Jordan, Bessie
Byrnes. of Fayetteville: Inez and Zuba
Thompson
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Full Dress Euchre-
The full dress euchre given by the
members of the Eluff City club last
Tuesday evening was one of the in
teresting society events of last week.
Seven tables were employed in the
game which was most interesting
one. Refreshments were served by the
club caterer. Prizes were won by Miss
Ida Dreyfus and Mr.. Ben J. Altheimer.
The lady's prize was a pearl pin and
the gentleman's handsome picture.
Those present on the occasion We're
Mesdames r. H. Franklin, l. B. ia
cobs, of ST Louis, and j. S. Korn-
field. Misses Minnette and Hennie
Weller, Roela and Eta Solmson, Mir
lam Franklin Claud and Sarah Well
May and Bessie Bluthenthal, Ida and
Josie Dreyfus. Leona Aronson, st.
Louis; Messrs and Mesdames Leo
kastor. NJ. Cans, Adolph Bluthenthal.
Charles We'll. Lohis Roth, Alex Strauss
l.. A. Samuels Sam Katzenstein, H. c.
Bluthenthal, B. F. Isaacs, of ST. Louis;
Ike r. Meyer and Gabe Meyer. Messrs
l.. D. Franklin, Ben. ]. Altheimer
Sam Berlin, Harry B. Solmson. Charley
Wurtzburger, of Memphis; and D. s..
Bluthenthal.,
Twentieth Century Euchre Club
The Twentieth Century Euchre club
was received last Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Ed Wertheimer at her
/ charming home on West Second aven-
! ue The decorations were attractively
arranged and the home presented a
| pleasing appearance. The club game
was indulged in and an interesting
contest resulted. Mrs. E. B. Bloom
and Mrs Sam Katzenstein won the
first and second prizes respectively
Light refreshments We're served. Those
| present were: MesdameS Gus Water