Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-20
( IN SOCIGTY'S RGhEM
\Doinas Of Week Among the cluOs--Wsd-
dinos and Other Events.
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The annual Confederate reunions
are becoming almost as notable for The
elaborate social functions attending
Shem rs for the gathering a the Eet-
asrans, and all oyee the South society
Is making preparations f. be @efl rep
resented at the Dallas reunion iu
Pine Bluff this has been especially not.
able. Local society has been AGES #e
several weeks over the reunion su4
the Pine Bluff delegation viii Aeae
pecially large. The reunion taaaa
1e inauguTatel today. and ITa5a4
six trains viii pass thfoHsH sue etz-
today and tonight from Memphis.
Sheriff Mccoy aDt Ghjef of Police
Craig, together with several 0Id#f ~
cal officers viii 60 10 MamFH5s tIi#
Enorning 10 accompany tie trains =
Dallas.
The Pine Bluff contingent Of reunion
visitors vii leave Pine Blun Monday
Tor Dallas.
Those who have signiied their II
tentions of going u tie Dallas reun-
ion are as follows: w Z. Alden, Peter
NJ. Bridges. John S. Bell. Aphonse
Brewster b. f. Benton, Ed A. Bryan,
". p Boyd, O. G. Blackwell, Rev. and
Mrs. Walter d Buckner, Jesse d.
Bush Dexter; j. r. Bratton, Sr.. War
ren; J. NJ. Bailey, Warren: J. +. Bla-
lock, j. r Beard, Rev and Mrs ]. +.
Carr, w II. Cogburn E. Currie, \. A.
Clark, Princeton T. j. Clement. New
Edinburg; Tom K. Craig, Double
Wells; r. n. Crawford. Warren; John
RI. Dellmon Jr., Richard Dugan. DE-. B
r.. Donelson. N e Denton, Warren;
Miss Susie Denton, Miss Carrie Eder-
angton Warren; Baglan Foley Thorn
as Green. Sr., w e. Garrett, Lake
Dick J. P. Goodwin Willamette;
Capt. w. S. Jeter, William / Galbraitfs
Waiter L. Goodwin, Louis GenoYaE.
AIR. and Mrs. NJ H. Garretson Warren;
ar b. II. Gleen. Warren: J. P.
l4ierschpieI. MIS-. = .. HOLMES. MIS-
Mary Hall. Swan F,aISa. v a HtiH-
Burton Dewitt; z. J. Herring, Harry
14anf III Hill. e. G Howell Clifton
Howell, Iohn O. Harrison, y. Il. Ia0m.
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NJ f Lindsay Willamette: = q.
gzytIe. Altheimef: = s Lee 49a15 =s9:
j. A. Lee. Warren, W D.=Hea&als. a
1heimer. Miss Eva Macs. $9atsaa.=
=. A McIntifa TaHT L y Nc
99ehee r. D. Hefte0s1se. Henry &. VI.
Toy. Breek HiYeR i. 2 Neeles: Wa
ren; John T. Pttm3n. George pa
fridge, T. \ Paeua. = = I,ifeheY y.
II. Rogers. Mrs lHet Richardson,
douglas; Joe Ritchey Warren: MI.
s1nd Mrs W II baagtogd. Aias i1Eie
Barrow. w. Il, Steel John $ Seabfook.
Daniel Spiers, >. NJ Saingef Warren.
Miss Nora Stringcr Warren: J. B. Tsn-
xork. John Tucker, Tuckef: Joe TaE-
sor, w Y. TanEaraiey. f. NJ. Taliafeme,
gslson; A. Vowel. W. u. Vance, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Vowel, n. T. White.
-3ohn Weedon. WabbascEa; John J.
Whitaker. W r. Willis. Sara5sa Joe
N. Walker, Cornerstone Nh. and Mrs.
4. iG. Wheeler. J. ID. Stringer. Warren,
Miss Nette StrinSef, Warren Miss
Amanda Caldwell Miss Julia seymour.
The 1880 Tea.
The 1880 tea given by the Young
x4adies Guild of Trinity church last
Tuesday evening at the rectorN Was
s,ropably the most interesting event III
society last week. The decorations
were both elaborate and appropriate
An enjoyable musical program was
x.xndered by some of the best talent
Yg. the city and many unique diversions
,Sere provided for the guests. Finan-