Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Geisreiter Entertain

ter the arrival of the guests they
were asked to purchase tickets for
railroad excursion frbm the ticket
agent Mrs. John Taylor. The passen-
gers were then given seats in the
coach and the train started. Mr.. John
Mills made a very affable conductor
and was kept busy answering ques-
tions asked by his fair young lady pas
sengers The ladies' prizes for the
guessing contest We're won by Miss
Maggie Taylor and Miss Mitchell, the
gentlemens prizes by Messrs Charles
Triplett, Dillard Saunders and Samuel
Alexander The refreshments We're
served on small tables brought into the
coaches.
Mathontss Club
On Wednesday afternoon a most bril-
liant musicale was given by the mem
bers Of the Mathontes club at the home
of its charming president, Mrs. N. b.
Trulock. The guests We're The Haw
thorne Book club. the Mothers Half
hour club and the Current Topic club.
This being the first social event since
the suspension of gaieties, the after
noon proved one Of delight to all. and
the Mathontes added another branch
to its laurels already won by this tai
ented and valued club. The home of
Mrs. Trulock. ideal for such occasions.
was decorated with palms and spring
like beauty with outside nature. Mas
ter Walter Trulock acted as page and
ushered in the guests in his own little
innocent and fascinating manner The
guests were received first in the hall,
by the president, in handsome gown
of violet and black Mrs. John Mills
in white voile; Mrs H. E. Trulock in
pink chiffon; Mrs Frank Tomlinson in
pale green tissue and red carnations;
Mrs. Pat Knox in black net In the par
lor-Mrs w O. Taggert in black
lace, red roses; Mrs. R. G. Atkinson,
black grenadine; Mrs A. w Troupe,
black lace; Mrs w n Trulock. white
lace In the lbrary-Mrs w F. Cole
man, White crepe de chine: Mrs Lynn,
white and black silk The gifted mem
bers of the Mathontes club surpassed
themselves in the rendering of the
program.
Program.
Piano duet, selected = Mesdames
Owen and Knox.
Reading, "A Sisterly Scheme Mrs
B. H. Wright
Local quartette Annie Laurie
(Buck1 = Mesdames Maer, Harris,
Knox and Fowler
Reading fa) "Thc i.isper" J. Whit
comb Rilay1; Oh Little Boy Blue
(Eugene Field)-Mrs. Drew White.
Piano sole, selected-.,I}s. Frank
Worral.
Rea1;ng. The Christmas Star" (Wil-
son)-AIrs. Earle philips
Soprano solo, selected-Mrs O. Z.
Maer,
Piano solo, Polonaise Opus 53 (Cho-
pinj-Nrs A T Owen
Reading, eeted--Ars J. G. Miller
Vocal qumtetto. Birds of Spring
Vase" (Brinkworth1 -Mesdamcs May
err. Knox Harris and Fowler
In the opening duet Mrs l.. O. Knox
and Mrs Addie T. Owens showed not
only skill in playing the piano, but
also in selecting the style of music
which was classical aud pleasing Mrs
Owen. our beloved musician, also rem
dered two fine piano solos The vocal
music was splendid. the first quartette
touched all hearts when the familiar
strains of Annie Laurie fell on their
ears. While Mrs. Maer's ''Mignon'
was particularly sweet, Mrs. Worral's
piano solo was given in her usual eX-
quisite and delicate style. This club
has an unusual corps of talented read
ers; each one proved herself an artist.
The cOquette and her blunt lover were
entertainingly received as given by
Mrs. Ben Wright in natural, grace
full manner Mrs. Drew White made
all laugh with her first selection, while
tears came as she gave Eugene Fields
Little Boy Blue" Mrs. Earle Phil