Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-01

Bernard Bird. Jenning Bird. FeliH
Smart, Oliver Galbraith. Robert Cal
bFaith, James Cross. Harold Sea
hrot X. Neil Har-, I.ittleton Sa1er |
Merlin Moore Joseph Martin. Chester |
List. Lawrence Knox. Nashti King. |
Clifton Gammin. Helen Trigg, Annie |
Lucille Rosenberg Helen Eisenkramer. |
Evelyn Perdue, Frances Gross. Viz
ginia Mills, Hughet Coleman. Mildred
Coleman. Pauline Pollitt. Selma Mar
tin, Henrietta Brewster. Flo ence
Brewster. Frances Cherry. Pearl
Burl1s. Dorothy Seabr ook. Augusta
Rutherford. Olga HGnnet. Jenet Hine-
King.
Miss Ella H well who is at Nash
viilet Tenn. attending school, has
written J.. Selden Roane camp. Sons
cf ConfedelEte We Grams. accepting
the appointment as sponsor for the
camp at the Nashville reunion. She
has appointed as her maids Misses
Asa Tomlinson and Elizabeth Collier
Mrs Robert E Lee is chaperone
Mr. Ed =Ryland was dined al the
Hotel Trulock Saturday by the city
! salesmen of the VIII lesale groceries
Of the city. II. Rvland has resigned
! his position as salesman for the
Southern Grocery company to en-
| oro bi,11cp1f a
with the Southern for fifteen years
Those whose guest MI Ryland was
were Mr. W NJ Toney of the Speers
company, M. a. s. Trige of the Ham
NETT Gocer company, Mr. Ritchie of
Gillespie and Brother Grocery com
pany Mr.. Will Hutt CT HUT and Sons,
Mr. Guy I.eflar of the Southern Gro
Ece,y company and Mr. Matt NcGehee
hof the Russell Grocery company Mr.
T"ney was the tCastmaster Of the
occasion and was responded to by
Mi. A. S. Trigg.
The Woman's Relief association had
their regular meeting On Thursday
FApril 2S and motion was made and
carried that the association give a
progressive euchle at the Valhalla
club on the afternoon of Monday. May
9. from to o'clcck. The associa-
ton had some handsome prizes left
over from their entertainment given in
April. and it was decided that this
was the best way to dispose of them
Mr. and MIS- r ". Hoyler enter
tanned at cards Saturday afternoon
and few invited friends We're pres
ent. Progressive thirty-five. a new
game similar to high five, was played
during the afternoon and furnished
much enjoyment. Refreshments were
served at the usual hour Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Hoyler, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Morris, DR.
and Mrs. John D. Lcetzerich, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w Mayfed, Mesdames f. c.
Lame. Halstead Anderson: Messrs
John Ma rison. Hughes and Oakley.
A wedding of much interest was
that of .-1ss Rose Levinson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Levinson to
VIM. Hochbaum, son of Mr. and MIS-
B. Hochbaum. last night. The
The scene Of the wedding was the
Temple The chancel had been taste
fully decorated, with tall sweeping
palms. On each side were tall vine
clad standards, each bearing seven
lighted candles. White flowers were
combined with white ribbons to com
plete the tasteful effect. At $50 the
strains of the wedding march an
ncunced the approach Of the bridal
party. Miss Silbelnagle 81 Pine
Bluff entered first, followed slowly by
: Miss Meyar of Camden, Miss Helen
Sanders. Miss Minnie Strauss (Pine
Bluff, Miss Edith Ottens elder. the
maid of honor. Miss Claire Levinson
then the fair bride Advancing to the
altar. these formed in picturesque
group about the young couple, who
met at the chancel, and were supple
mented by the ushers. who acted as
81 oomsmen also. The besl man was
; Jake Hcchbaum. Rabbi Wolsey said
] the marriage cerem my impressively
and the party departed in couples,
: the bride and groom preceding the
; maid of honor and best man. who, in
turn were followed by the bridesmaids
and groomsmen. These latter were
Messrs. Eugene and Will Levinson
; Dave Kempner, Victor Gates and
: Theo Sanders At the home of the
' brides parents reception was held
: in honor of the event, which was at
-en1od hv 150 oIlpStc The