Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04

Franklin of Little Rock, Miss Bam
berger. Of Chicago and Miss Holt
man of New Jersey. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent playing progress
i've euchre The pretty prizes We're
Won by Miss Hattie Franklin and Miss
Joe Strauss Miss Florence Kosen-
baum Won the booby Mrs Strauss
guests on this occasion We're: Misses
Hattie and Miriam Franklin. Carrie
lOttenhcmer Florence Hoffman ltor
ence Bamberger, Joe Strauss, Florence
Rosenbaum, Esther TripIett. Bettle
| fus. Rachel kaufman, Joe aud Ida
| Dreyfus Fannie Hanf, Selma RGsen-
baum. Helen Rosenberg, Amy John
ison. Mesdames Chas. We'll Daisy
Franklin. Celia Toplitz, Burton Well
land S. c. We'll. Refreshments We're
served. and the afternoon was one Of
pleasure for all Of those present.
! The Mothers Half Hour club held
Its regular monthly meeting Monday
lafternoon, at the residence of Mrs. w.
| D. Jones The study for the month
was Japan. The program was as fol.
lows:
.sJapanese Civilization. Mrs. Tor
dan.
"Japan's Future" Mrs. Molie Knox.
"Japans Place Among the Powers
of the World" Mrs. Corinne Knox.
'sThe Effect Of Japanese Control OF
Korea and Manchuria on Commere
and Civilization.& Mrs. Hensley.
The subjects were ably and thor
|oughly treated After the conclusion
Of the regular program an informal
discussion was held. when many in
erestine facts were told about this
enterprisins nation .the Great Brit
in of the far east.
Pre-eminent among the many beau
given Friday afternoon by Mrs. II.
p. Bradford in honor of her daughter.
Mis- Mildred Bradford, who is one OF
the lOvelest of the dehutantes. Foj,
this occasion hundreds of Invitations
had been issued fer the afternoo!
and evening, and there We're few of the
iaVitated who did not attend.
The affair was given in most iNter-
esting fashion, In the he'll. and dim
ING room the flowers of the Orient,
hedecked every nook and corner, whit
the decorations in the parlor Wer"
crimson carnations. While Mrs. Brad
ford and daughter were busted With
greeting their guests. whose arrivals
were in rapid succession, Misses Mary
Geisreiter, Fanny Gillespie and Hen
Zrietta TaylGr were presenting their
salyers for cards. which in the years
, to come can but prove a haliowea re-
collection of this event. On entering
, the parlor the guests were presente"
to the receiving p@rty who were as
follows: Mrs. H. F. Bradford Mise
i, Mildred Bradford. Margaret Taylor
Mrs Gibson Taylor Mrs. lohn Tay
, lor Misses Emma TiIlar Ella Adams
Alice Robinson. the Misses HallihnT
, ton. Blanche FeX and Matte ort9
The guests were shown into the dinm2
room by Mesdames Armstrong. Bar
row and Geisreiter In this room the
square table was covered with an
embroidered cloth in the center OF
which was a large cut glass vase hela
inc the gracefully dropping carnations
and narcjssuses. This rested upof
> . mai Of ferns, as did the four candle
labra placed upon the corners OF tn'
; table. In this room Mesdames Rooe'
BENTON. shelby. Loving and Mary
Lindsey. presided. From an 2leoVe II
, the hall an orchestra discoursed s"9e
est music throughout tho aitefooo2
rendering airs thai afa a'WaFs rie's
ing to heac. Pinch WIS served n2
Miss Eleanor Nunn and Georela bfae
ford In the evening the floor was
relieved Of rugs, the orchestra appe +
ed. and the number Of young folks WIZ
so1 Noon hidden for the evening hou'
repeated the good wishes left dur n
tbo afternoon. The german Tes Ie
bv Mr. Fletcher Barrow, a~a the d32F
ing continued until a late hour.
Both Mrs. Pralford and Mis- -
ford possess that genial mannes Wh G
generates ease in their homes. !
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