Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-01

Taylor, Miss amanda Caldwell. Miss
Emma White Miss Elizabeth Collier.
Miss Cora Martin. Miss Frances Jor-
dan ana Miss Ruth t~hneOn.
The Current fepic eub gave a box
party at IN E.hs Jnsatpr GA MoaGa5
sE@nng to listen q the Schubert con-
cert given tor the benefit Of the Je1-
.e-son Feneibl4s. The young ladies'
displayed IN their toilets the club
,ol IS, by wearing white dresses ard
white pictule hats and carrying huge
punches of red carnations. the club
flowers. Eight young gentlemen had
been invited to be the guests of the
Young ladies' Mr. and Mrs. +. w
Freeman We're chapersmes. After the
concert the party was served with 1e-
freshments by Mr. and Mrs. A. S,
Honnat al their home. Those com
posing the patty We're. Misses Mary
Lindsay, lola Philpot. Emma Dewoody.
Matte Orto Hilda Hcnet, Florence
neWoody Cora Haltom A ma DewoodN.
Their guests were: Messrs. Phil
CrutcheG. Lt ,aard Ledbetter Mills
uammett, Woodard Slose y Il!
Graves. Frank Ragland DR.. Edgar and
Mr. and Mrs. E. w Freeman.
call meeting Of the ii..wtnWne
Hook club was held Friday afternoon
With Ms S. Geisreiter Cn Fifth av-
.,-ue. It was purely a busi Tess uCt t.
ir (. as the members were Caae1 20
Ggiher to outline their study and re
search for the coming year 4 co 'iae
, OF English history was decided upon,
which will cover the Victorian era.
The club will be entertained next
Wednesday by Mrs. Horatio Riley at
her home on Lakeside.
The Mathontes club met "Wednesday
ture Of the literary program was the
discussion on new books, led by Miss
Fay Taylor. Mrs. Linn gave an i'm
p1omptu reading. "Kentucky PhiIos-
ophy. The musical program va
fine and was as follows: Duet (a)
Pilgrims Chorus Wagner; Oh Bala
line, Lysberg- Mrs. Owens and Mrs.
Knox Two quartets were sung by
Mesdames Bocage, Core and Knox and
Miss Harrel: (a) "Whirl and Twi :,
spinning chorus from Flying Dutch
man Wagner: OBJ The Birds of
Spring Nalse, Brnkworth 500.
Harrel. The club meets next
With Mrs. Lynn on May %.
Mrs. \. S. Honnet, assisted By her
daughter, Miss Hilda Honnet gave a
cEildrens party to the friends of the
Youngest daughter of Mrs. Honnet.
little Olga Honnet. About fifty chill
1ren responded t. the invitations is
sued Games were indulged in. The
| child! en- formed in line and marched
| to the dining room. at the door OF
which Miss Hilda Honnet presented
each a souvenir. Tiny baskets filled
| with bGnbons We're given to the gir:s
aGd whistles to the small boys. Lit
mer house and with settees and
swings over the lawn. provided every
source of comfort for the guests. Re
| fleshments were served. The follow
ing wereplesent Gordon Freemna. Ira
| Bloom. Sarahrita Strauss Josephine
| Wilkins. Helen Philpot, Herbert and
Irwin Bluth enthal, Adele Bluthenthal
| Albert kcrnfeld. Carl Andrews. Yo h
| Trigg. Frank Triplett. Dorothy Cali
CHER. Jennie Graham. Alice Ray. Wa
ter Trulock, Vivian Eisenkramer
| Gabe Meyer. Ike Miller, Theo. Sim.
mons, Leo Nichol Alex Michel. Ruby
McGaughy. Josie Rdundtree, Lynne
Koonce, Carl Sewell Edward Sewell
Jean Russell, Helen Trigg Henrietta
Brewster, Frances Cherry, Don Go7ee
Neil Imon. Noel Bclinger. Ami.
Laurie Wilnams. Annie Lucille Rosen
berg, Helen Eisenkramer, Mildred
Mayfeld, Mary Fox, Frances karmer
Allen James. Werner Niyen, Lucille
Andelson and Felix Smart.
merry party OF sportsmen. ac
companied by ladies, met at Rev
D. l.. Trimbe's place Friday. tc en-
joy the excitement of fox hunt
Those composing the party were Mr
and Mrs. A. S. Trigg. Judge Toney
Mr. L. E. Cheek, Mr. Robert Trimble
Misses Fay Scull and Genevieve Tay
lor, Masters Sam Tumble, Franl
Ellis and Henry Haizlip.
Mrs. NJ l.. Bell entertained at whist
Friday afternoon complimentary t. the
| club known as the Whistlers. Fou
tables were filled with players. Re
freshments were served. Those pres
! ent were: Mrs. A. B. Grace, Mrs
~ A Peck Mrs Fanny Hearn Mrs