Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-07-24

of the weather on Friday night last,
cred at Forest park to witness COM
petitve drill for the l.. O. Knox medal.
Under the command of Capt. Will
Pinney. the jefferson Fencibles are
fast becoming crack military COM
pany. The boys show wonderful in
terest and ability. The drill Friday
evening was intensely interesting
from start to finish, and when all but
three had been retired to their seats
as to who would be the best drilled
there was quite a deal of speculation
as to who was the best drilled
man. For time it seemed that 1t
would be difficult to make decision,
but finally the judges, Messrs. McGe-
hee, Hudson and ROwell decided in
fovor of Mr. Will Ellis. After short
talk by Mr.. Alex Rowell, the medal
was awarded to the young man by
Mrs. Felix Smart. The lucky winner
is a newcomer to Pine Bluff, but has
made many friends, not only among
the Fencibles, but throughout the
city. After the drill dance was
enjoyed by the young people, and it
was a late hour before the crowd re-
turned to their respective homes.
Quite party of young people en-
joyed hayride to Sulphur Springs
on Thursday night last, given by Mr..
Robert Trimble in honor of a party
of friends. The crowd assembled at
the residence of Judge A. B. Grace,
where wagon awaited them filled
with hay At the Springs the amuse-
ment was a watermelon party and
dance Those present were: Misses
CLARA Broadstreet, Mamie White.
TIrma Grace, Netrle Byrd, Edith
rDickey, Norma Tucker portland,
fhArk.), Mr.. Dick Knox, Met Galliger,
Rob Trimble, Carter Thompson, Bar
rney Caulay, Hardy Kilgore, Carrot
Housen. Chaperones, Mr.. and Mrs.
sPugh and Mr.. and Mrs. Latham.
IA Mrs Fred Hoyler entertained last
avening at Forest park complimentary
b Miss ~MSlred Thompson of st.
louis.
Mrs. S. G. Seabrook entertained
1arty of young friends in honor Of
Hiss Charlie May Boyd of Monticello
the Consumers Ice and Coal COM
ny'sr cold storage Friday evening.
rozen watermelons were served.
he party consisted of Mesdames S.
Seabrook and Chas. Moore. chap
srones; Misses Charlie May Boyd, Lo-
se May BurKs. Reva Harris, Fay
mutt, and Messrs. S. G. Sea-
Roy Davis, Walter Hudson.
d Dr. Polk.
Thursday night last Miss Mitt
x, daughter of Gen. and Mrs K.
Knox, entertained a few friends
W ISI NlSlOolS. AlloS
cr of Tucker, and Miss Mussel-
of Philadelphia. The entertain
!. was in the form of lawn fete.
ing and conversation being the
of amusement. Delicious re-
tents were served during
Nening by the hostess. While it
"a informal affair, it was most
enjoyed by those present.
Guests were: Misses Bessie
~ !. Musselman, Pauline Soul.
Conant, Monk, Honnet, Gal
Philpot, Caruthers; Messrs
Ledbetter, Matthews, Fred
Walter Cook, Prof. Schloss.
Tucker, Met Wilbourne,
cont N'
WIN, of the young society people
Ia drive out to Sulphur
nonn last Wednesday evening.
A''oI the city about $50 p. M,
o lof bountiful supper at the
'" Those present We're:
npot, Tomlinson, Conant,
Yard, Williams (Memphis),
W. Mson; Messrs Clark, Law,
Hthews, Van, Hunter and
e' 'm Chaperones, Mr.. and
I'd, Mr. and Mrs. Holmes,
Irs Neal Bell.
for, al -.
Wednesday evening a num-
lg people surprised Miss
.e''say at her home on West !,
), with peanut and pop
All had a fine time.
Odd Fell,
Harder of Newport, Ark, |
y the city next week to
ID Miss Berta Sullivan.
the union.
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