Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-06-21


boro, Ky. Inquirer, will be read with
much interest by Pine Bluff People:
"The engagement of Miss Estelle
Lawton and MIR. Dudley Lindsey Of
this city is announced, the marriage
to take place on Tuesday, July IA,
at the home of Mr.. Lindsey's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Lindsey, in
Frankfort Miss Lawton went to
Frankfort last week to visit Mr.. Lind
was made that they were to be mar
ried. On account of the fact that Miss
Lawton has no relatives here it was
decided to have the ceremony at his
home. It has been suspected for many
weeks that they were to be married.
and impatient rumOr went so far as
to hint that the ceremony had ac-
tually. taken place some time ago,
which was utterly untrue, Mr.. Lind
sey having accompanied Miss Lowton
to ST. Louis to see her mother, who
came down from Kirksville, Mo, where
she has lived for the past two years
Miss LaWton has lived in OwenSboro
for several years. first as teacher
aud then as q clerk in the Office OF
Collector Franks. where she now is.
She is young woman of exception
ally brilliant mind and has great
number Of devoted friends Mr. Lind
sey has been deputy United States
clerk in charge Of the Office here for
the past five years. He has a friend in
everybody who knows him, and the
circle is constantly widening. The
plans for the wedding have not been
arranged. nothing more than the date
and the rlace having been considered.
They will, of course, make their home
here"
Miss Lawton formerly resided in
Pine Bluff, and was teacher in the
city schools. She has many friends
here, who will read her wedding an
nouncement with interest and pleas
ure.
The New Orleans Times Democrat
has the following to say of one of Pine
Bluffs most accomplished ladies':
Mrs. ]. Pinkney Smith will enter
tain informally Thursday next from
Z to II, in honor of Miss Eugenia |
James, her cousin and guest All |
Mrs. Smiths friends are requested to |
call without further invitation AS |
Miss James was sponsor for the Trans
Mississippi Department, Sons of Vet
Grams, Mrs. Smith would be pleased to |
have the local sons to attend her re-
ception. Daughters of the Confed-
eracy are most cordially invited to at
tend. The affair will be an aftermath
of the reunion and most pleasant
one. Miss James is singularly beau
tiful young woman, very accomplished
and graceful in manner, and has made
many friends on her present visit to
New Orleans. Mrs. Smith hopes to
have Lieut.. Richmond Pearson Hob
son as her guest on this OCCASION
Mrs. G. II. HoWson entertained on
Wednesday in honor of her two little
friends, Miss Pearl Moore and Miss
Chestnut, and the occasion was
pleasant one for those present.
Mrs. Oscar Brewster entertained a
party Of little folks Friday from 4 to
9 p. M, in honor of her little daugh- E;
ter, Mamie, it being her sixth birth.
day. The afternoon was an enjoyable
one for the little people, Refresh |
ments We're served
Misses Nellie and Daisy Sallee. of
this city. left yesterday to attend the ;
wedding of Miss Cornelia Boyles to a
Mr.. Mills of Little Rock. Miss Nellie
Sallee is to be maid of honor.
Mrs. Annis S. Boyd, of st. Paul.
MIMI, announces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Lena Spring, to Mr..
William Edgar Levey. on June II,
They will Be at home after August
l at 1854 Delmar boulevard, St. Louis,
Mo. Mr.. Levey was formerly a resi-
dent of Pine Bluff and is favorably
and we'll known here He was at
one time associated with the Citizens