Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-03

The New y ear = german al Inc Val
halla club last Thursday night was
the soci t event Of Tire week The
rooms Of this p '2ular club were dec
GRATED for the occasion and society
was out in force Nh. G. II. Tfiplett.
Jr.. led the figures of The german.
Among those present were: Aif. and
Mrs. Harry =Trniock, |. + Shelby, Sam
Naul. Mrs Clara RUSSELL Misses
Grace York Eva Davis, Allie ee Fox,
Maggie Taylor, Margaret Williams,
Esteher Triplett, Ida Philpot, Nettie
Grace, Bessie Downs, Asa Tomiinson,
Elizabeth Elliott, Elizabeth Collier
Cora Martin Nellie Gallagher, Bette
Hahn, Hida IIonnett, ELLA Howell, iii
la Retain. of Little Rock; Messrs. Stefl-
ing Barrow, Barnett, M. l.. Bell,
Howell. HUT, Beaurc liuu Ragland,
Saunders. c. H. Triplett, Jr. Gerald
Triplett, Wilson, Roane Frank Cox,
Hartman, Nichol, Russell, iiammett,
McBee. Matthews, Martin, Grace, Hen
ry Byrd, John Bloom.
Mr.. and Mrs WI Clark entertained
last Thursday night at their home on
South Pine street with a phantom par
ty in honor IF their daughter, Miss
Irma Clark, one eff the seasons most
charming debutantes. Nearly fifty in
vited guests were present and the oc-
casion proved to be a most enjoyable
one. The principal feature of the
evening was the fortune telling of Mr.
Fred Bell, who Was mo1nted on a
throne and each person approached
him in turn to learn of the future. A
nice souvenir was given each mem
ber of the party, and the old year had
gone and the new year was ushered
in before the guests left for their
homes.
Miss Hazel Levey entertained with
watch party last Thursday night com
plimentary to her cousin and guest
Miss Lettie Jeanne Haughton of Dal
las, Texas. More than fifty guests
We're present and the evening was
most pleasantly spent In the guess
ing csntest the prize winners were
Miss Evelyn Franklin and Master Ce-
Gil Sparks.
Mr.. Gideon Fox of Glass, Tenn. and
Miss Lucy Harris of Reydel, surprised
their friends last Wednesday by meet
ing in this city and being quietly mar
ried in the parlOrs of the Arlington
hotel Rev. John F. Carr was called
upon and performed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Fox will make their future
home at Glass. where the groom is
prominently engaged in business.
The Bachelor Maids were entertain
ed Thursday afternoon with cards by
Miss Eugenia James at her home on
West Fifth avenue In the card games
Miss Eliza Elliott won the first prize.
Mrs. Neel Bell the second and Miss
Fay Taylor the consolation prize.
Among those present were: Mes
danes |. b. Shelby, H. e. Trulock. Neel
Bell, w. II. I.angford: Misses Eliza
beth Collier, Eliza Elliott, Maggie Tay-
lor, Grace York Fay Taylor Amanda
lor, Grace York, Fay Taylor, Amanda
pot, Nettie Grace, Josie Grace and
Misses Hamilton ard Hudson.
Mr.. ]. T. Boyce entertained the XIV
club Thursday evening at his home on
East Sixth avenue. The subject un
der discussion was "Cromwell and His
Times" and the discussion proved
NEST intcresting After the session of
the club an elegant ropast was served.
Those present were: DR.. J. l.. Cald-
we'll, J. w Crawford DR.. Junius Jor-
dan. r NJ Galbraith A. B. Grace A. NJ.
Barrow L. |. Ponitt, Clarence Green
and J. Z. Boyee The club guests
were DR., ]. f. simmons and Mr. c. z.
Roper
Mr.. and Mrs w. d. learn entertain
ed Friday night al their home on
South Main street in honor IF Miss
Broadstreet of Warren, their guest,
and Miss Ella Howell of this city.
The home was tastefully and artisticl-
Iy decorated, and during the evening
dainty refreshments were served. The
game of "panic" furnished diversion
and pleasure for the guests. Many
young people were invited and enjoy
ed the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs