Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-29
TIE Mystic Twelve

The members Of the Mystic Twelve
club were delightfully."- entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. w. ii.
Reunett at her home on Walnut
street. The house was beautifully dec
arated in white and green The after
noon was spent in playing hearts, and
abe prizes were won by Mrs. E. A.
Peck. the club prize. and Mrs. A. Brady
slic guests prize. The outOf-town
guests were Mrs. A. Bennett, Little
Rock. and Miss Lillian Wright, OF
Washington, d. G..
Charming "Informai''-
A charming little "informal' was
given Thursday evening by Mrs. w.
IL Bennett in honor of Miss Lillian
Wright of Washington. The prizes
we're won by Miss Hazel Peck and
MI F. Christian.
twentieth Century Club Euchre-
The Twentieth Century Euchre club
NaS entertained Wednesday afternoon
ay Mrs ]. B. Simon at her home OH
West Fifth avenue. The prizes were
&0u by Mrs J. S C0rnfcld and Miss
Nay Kaufman.
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fsundle Euchre Club
Miss Eugenia James entertained the
GuemberS of the Bundle Euchre club at
\ npr home on West Fifth avenue Thurs |
1ay afternoon. An enjoyable time |
VAS had by all the guests and the |
prize was won by Miss Mary Lindsay. !
Guests OF the club were Miss Mabe |
Craig. OF North Carolina; Miss Jack |;
Slater, of Ohio. and Miss Hattie Led |
better, Of Mississippi.
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TWoO Clock Luncheon
Mrs. William Hearne gave a two !!
o'clock luncheon last Monday at her |
Aome on South Main street Covers I
xere laid for eighteen.
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The XIV Club
The members of the XIV club we're
entertained in royal manner by DIR.
lohn l.. Caldwell at his home on West
Sixth avenue. After the usual dinner
ahe evening subject "The New De-
gartment of Commerce." was discuss
I'D in an interesting manner. The
1ecretary of the department. Mr.. Cor
seiyou, was given his share OF promi
aence in which his rapid climb in
she political world was discussed,
from a stenographer during Cleve-
lands administration to the present
sime as secretary of the new cabinet
position.
Philharmonic Society
The Philharmonic society had a
splendid rehearsal on last Monday
night. Some very good work was
done on The Lost Chord" by Sullivan.
Brewer When some of the members
Who have been absent for two or
three meetings get back they will
realize what the Philharmonic society
has done. Regular meeting Monday at
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hfathontes Club
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tes club was held under most auspi |
cious circumstances at the home of |
Mrs Drew White Wednesday after
aoon. The afternoon was one to tempt |
1ie busy housewife from her cares and |
responsibilities to her much-valued |
club. \ pressure of business made |
II eXpedient to omit part of the reg |
ular program. The vocal number. rem
aered by the "Mathontes quartette"
was especially delightful, coming as
Il did at the close of the business ses- |
sion, which had just claimed the al
sention of each member, The repul- |
8ive Details With its innumerable hui |
man sacrifices of the Reign of Ter
rur, was the subject for the after
noon. This period in its extreme hid |
eousness, was vividly portrayed i'll
paper by Mrs. F. B. Tomlinson At |
der hearing it read. they involuntarily |
breathed a prayer of thankfulness that |
xhis is period so distantly removed |
from this dark blot upon human civili |