Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-23

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We're yhe recipients Of many beautiful
and costly gifts, one Of the handsome
est being a case of silver a gift from
, the ushers.
Miss Emma 7. White entertjned the
Silk Stocking club Thursday after
noon from . to 5. Progressive four
handed euchre was played. and the
Irrizes We're won by Miss Minnie Tai
bot, club prize: Miss Bette Austin,
guests prize; Miss Ella Howell con
ISOLATION prize. Those present were,
Misses Vie Harrell. Bessie Tucker
cTucber Stationl. Jean James, Maggie
Taylor, Bette Hahn, Ella Howell,
Bette Aus=in, lola Philpot Margaret
TAYLOR, Mildred Bradford, Jean AtIiin
son. Minnie Talbot, Nell Gallagher
Matte Orto; Mesdames Leveranz.
Pu@h, HUT. Speers, Langford. Scruggs
Collier Lee. Dawkins. Byrd, Vining
birmingham. Ala1.
\ chatting dish club has been organ
lZed by six oi the debutantes. 1t is
thair intention 10 meet together after
tie theater and entertain their friends
v III chatting dish dainties. Misses
Ella Howell, Bette Austin, Nell Gal
lasher, lola Philpot Margaret Taylor
and Iilda lIonnet are the members.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. d. Hearn have
issued Invitations to abuot thirty
os their Young friends for a HaIow-
cen partE in honor of their neice
Miss Clara Broadstreet. This social
function is looked forward 10 with
much pleasure,
The San Souci club had its first
meeting Wednesday afternoon with
Miss Willie lean Atkinson a her
home on West Fifth avenue. Pre-
vious TO the guests coming the host
i. which Misses Minnie Talbot, Nell
Johnson and Margie Belle Atkinson
took part The hostess being a nut
sician herself. also entertained her
guests With several popular selections
The chief feature of the entertain
n.ent was guessing contest. Tho
word "debutante was given out and
each young lady asked to make as
many words out of the letters found
in debutante as possible. Miss Nell
Gallagher was the lucky winner of the
first prize and Miss Talbot, having
the least was awarded the BOBBY
prize. On his occasion the guests
We're: Misses Mime Talbot, Annabel
Taylor, Matte Orto, Bette Hahn, Asa
Mildred Bradford, Mel.
Johnson. Margaret Taylor. Bette
Austin. Hilda Honnet. Ella Howell,
Clara Broadstreet, lola Philpot and
Nell Gallagher.
One of the most novel, as we'll as
entertainments ever given
in Pine Bluff was the County Fair
given by the Ladies' Cemetery asso-
citation. which opened at 1870 Friday
morning, and closed at II Friday
night. The building secured being
centrally located big crowd was in
both afternoon and even
ing. The fair opened with a mer-
chants lunch. which was served from
11:3O to and $50 to s. On enter
ing, the fair the popular pike with
its cigar and candy booths, fortune
tcllers, etc. greeted the vision OF the
visitors. Much amusement was fur
nished by Mr.. Miner as the bearded
lady Mr.. Renfrow as "Buster
Prown," Miss Anna CAN'T, Mesdames
Danaher. Byrd and Nishon as fortune
tellers, and Mr. Brzzolari, the clown.
The singing. dancing and recitations
ty the gifted little Hattie Peters and
Vashti King completely charmed
every one who visited the fair. Alto
cpther it was one of the most pleas,
ing entertainments ever given in Pine
Bluff and netted the ladies the neat
sum of 500.
Miss Nell Johnson will be the next
hostess of The San Souci club.
Mrs. Millie Hazlip will entertain
the Married Peoples Euchre club
Wednesday evening.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
,f tho toacherS Of the citV public