Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-26

thtooio. Dedulit Nduinian, ldrt Monk
Harry Woodbridge, Noel Mccain. Wal
ter Hudson, Theo Jones, Jessie McWil.
liams and Harry Miller.
The lawn party given by the Catho-
lie ladies last Friday night at the resi-
dence OF M0nsg. l.ucey was quite sue
! cesstul affair, netting from icecream
and cake about $40. and bringing up
the aggregate amount from other
sources to the fine sum of $40. which
goes to pay for the new addition to
the pastors house The attendance
OF young folks was large and they
enjoyed themselves in a pleasant man
Her. The older FOLKS took seats III
cool places and looked ON the happy
scene, as a remembrance Of old times
! The handsome chair was awarded to
Edna Picket. granddaughter of Mrs
Mahar of East Third avenue. The
sold locket and chain was awarded TO
Mrs. X. NJ. Bishop and the baseball
aJtfit to Mr. r. 6. Johnson.
Alpha Temple No. L. Order Of Rath-
bone Sisters will have called meet
ing at Imperial. X. Of p, hall Monday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock
Avis Riden of Shreveport. La. and
Miss Anna Griffin of this city were
married Wednesday at the lLakeside
Methodist parsonage. Rev. w. G. Wat
Son officiating. There were no at
tendants and only few relatives and
friends We're present. Miss Griffin is
niece of J. Owen of this city and
she numbers many friends. The
groom is in the employ of the Cot
ton Belt railroad.
NJ. r. Stewart, we'll known in this
city. and Mrs. NJ A. Hammond of
Meza Ariz., We're married "Wednesday
night in the Gleason hotel at Little
Rock, Rev. ]. II. Barkweu of that city
officiating The bride came all the
way from Arizona 10 meet Mr.. Stew
art at Little Rock They left that
night for ST. Louis to visit the worlds
fair. after which they will return to
Pine Bluff where they will reside.
The inclement weather interfered
with the dance Wednesday night
which was to have been given at
Jones park by Imperial lodge knights
Of Pythias. at their anniversary cele
bration. The date for the dance will
be announced later.
The reception given Friday evening
by the ladies of Union Chapter No. 40,
Order of the Eastern Star, to all Ma
sons and their families, was success
beyond the hopes OF its most ardent
supporters. The program consisted OF
music by Prof. LeMaire's orchestra
violin solo by Miss LeMare. song by
Marie Whalen, piano solo by Miss
EilbOtt, recitatiOns by Mrs. Walsh
and Miss Moore. Every number was
enthusiastically appiauGed Mrs. Hig-
inbotham, in behalf of the Star well
coined the guests. Mr. Toney. in a
neat address, presented to the lodge of
Eastern Star on behalf of Mrs. Wheen
the worthy matrOn, a gavel perfect IN
form and beautiful in architectural
design. Mrs. Ross, in a we'll CHOSEN
speech, accepted the gavel on benau
Of the lodge, after which a delighttui
luncheon was served About 1l:3o
all repaired to their homes. loud IN
their praise of the delightful time az
fCrded them
The marriage of Louis Richtberg
and Miss Annie Fitzpatrick took place
Wednesday, at s p. M. at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, Mrs. Tom
Fitzpatrick. on South Hickory Rev
Ross Moore, pastor of the First Bap-
tist church, will ofFiciate. The we'd
ding will be a quiet home affair, only
the immediate families of the con-
tracing parties being present. Miss
Fitzpatrick is the only daughter OF
Mrs. ]. T. Fitzpatrick of this city and
has lived here all her life