Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-03
Afternoon Euchre-

pleasant afternoon was spent last
Tuesday by the members of the After
MON Euchre club, who were entertain
cd nv. Miss Miriam Franklin. The
nrizes\were won by Misses Josie Drey-
fus and Ray Kaufman.
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Rose Tea
rose tea was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Watkins last
Thursday evening. The beautiful Wat.
kins home was exquisitely decorated
with red roses, and together with the
rose-shaded lamps made the rooms
look like fairyland. One of the pref
tiest novelties of the decorations was
. screen made entirely of roses and
which stood in the dining room. A
two-course luncheon was served. Mrs.
P P. Byrd had the tea in charge. 1t
was a financial and social success.
$50
Mathontes Club
The Mathontes club held its regular
monthly meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. T. Young.
The program given was one OF ex-
cellent worth, infused. as is the case
always with this studious club. with
broad expression. The literary num-
bers consisted of well-written paper
on NAPOLEON and his achievements
by Mrs Earl Phillips. An excellent
PAPER on "The Women of France
a subject mastery handled by Miss
Callie Jones. An interesting discus
sion. "The Eb band Flow in Fiction"
led by Mrs. A. E. Maer There were
two delinquent papers read-"The
Coronation of King Edward" by Miss
Fay Taylor" who gave vivid descrip-
ticn Gf that magnificent scene. Mrs.
". F. Coleman then read a pleasing
review of the American Revolution
and it's principal heroes. Mrs. A.
w. Troupe, who recently represented
the Ladies Hospital association and
Ladies Of the Maccabees at the Arkan-
sas' Federation of Women1s Clubs,
which convened at Texarkana. by re-
quest of the president gave an inter-
esting account of the meeting, its
workings, and the delightful manner
in which they were entertained. The
Mathontes Quartette gave two of their
most delightful numbers, annie Lau
rie"l and "KentLcky Babe" 1t is
needless to say they were enjoyed.
The club will meet again the last We'd
nesday in May with Mrs. Maer, on
Siyth, avenue-Club Correspondent.
IS.
Will Entertain Little 'Tots"-
Mrs A. S. Rosenberg, Walnut street,
will entertain number of the little
tots this afternoon from to o'clock,
at her home in honor of her little
grand children. All those attending
will receive souvenir.
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Schuman Music Club
The Schuman Music club was enter
Cathrine Murphy A splendid pro-
gram was rendered, after which re-
freshments were served. Games were
| played after the refreshments Those
present: Misses Ethel Clements. Cath
| rine Murphy, Ida Caldwell, Caroline
| CALDWELL Olivia Alexander, Mary
Geisreiter, Edna Stowell, Henrietta
Taylor
! Philharmonic Society,"
The Philharmonic society will meet
| tomorrow at 8 D. m. at Merrill Insti-
| tute. A good attendance is expected.
Miss Vicie Harrell will be present
and sing for the society. The new
officers are pushing the society to
make this months work better than
any before.
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An Informal Affair."
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Quattlebaum, OF
Altheimer, entertained a party OF
young people at their beautiful new
home, on last Thursday evening, with
an informal dance, Miss Asa Tomlin.
son, Of Pine Bluff, being the guest OF
honor. Music was furnished by the AL
thelmer band. The decorations, OF
roses, smilax and ferns added much
TO the beauty Of the home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Quattlebaum proved themselves
entertaining host and hostess Oh this