Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-28


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he rising temperature by the service
Of electric fans, which together with
thc beautiful floral decorations, made
die place cool aad inviting spot.
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@Ras4ald
The Weman's Home mission qage
a Watermelon cutting al the resfdeaca
Of Mrs. Carl Iains on }Neanps.}ay af-
ternoon, for the benefit of TIE Q24aa
fend Of the Hawey Memorial Eui4.l.
\ nice sum was realized.
The Jewish youas sentleneen q IT.
city viii give big dance al !Foress
park one 9, eHing this week.
On last Thursday Miss Niliie xxx
chaperone@ {. party OF Young FOLKS. on
.a=tally-ho rid and pfc.sfc 10 sII2padl
Springs and return Those in The
crowd were: Misses Ee=a Gapanil.
Edna stoSeH, Ghfstfae Murphy.
Ethel Clements. Nessrs. EugeHa
Fhilpot. Carl Monk. Charlie Naex=
Walter hudson.
On Thursday evening last LeNaira-s
band gave a concert and Ganco al
Forest pack for the benefit Of the
Pine Bluff Baseball association On
account Of the inelement weather
there was not large crowd present.
but to those in attendance il WAS a
most enjoyable affair.
Last Friday evening Master Sam
Trimbe. the yonng son Of Mr. and
Mrs. David Trmble. entertained his
friends with a hayridc and dance at
he Trimble home about five miles
from the city The Young folks Wer<t
invited To meet al the residences Of
DE Mithers at o'clock. where vac
ons, filled with hay. were in waiting
for the happy crowd. The children
Mere more than deliehted With the
hay ride, but a erander treat still
awaited them al the end of their jour
peN. The eutire lower floor Was GOV
cred With tarpauln and an orchestra
furnished teIi9htfu dance music un-
Ill late hour The home was taste
tUlly decorated With cut flowers. tn
heauty, innocence and sloc of the
Young folts blending Well with the
flowers. After the dance refresh 4leni5
Wcre served, The happy crowd then
filled the wagons 10 RETURN To their
respective homes, each one declaring
this one 1t the most successful events
ot the season. Those composing the
party We're: Misses Leta Chestnut.
Charlie Chestnut, Lillian Harris, Josie
Withers, Carrie Bocage Carrie WelIa
Arnold, Allie May Howell, Rosalie
fhilpot, Minnie McGaughy, Belle Nc,
Gaushy, Eunice Sullivan, Emma Will
bourne. Estele Lindsay, Bette Gal
llsher. Helen Trig. Mildred Thompson.
lrma Grace. Messrs Caswell Arnold
Sam Trimble. John Rutherford Sol
bloom, Sh"p. Gallagher, Jack l.aneford
Rasland F;tzhush, Claude Sparks,
Walter McAdams. Harry Lindsay. Tai
Chestnut, Bart Eddins, York Trisg.
Robt. Trimble, Clifton Sparks. DIR.
and Mrs. J. W. Withers. Mr.. A. s.
irl2s, Mr.. Hardy Kilgore, Misses
1face York, Jean Atkinson.
on Monday evening last the palatia,
nome OF Mrs. J. b. Speers was
thrown open to the public. the occa
sion beng reception given for the
benefit OF the Ladies HOSPITAL assn
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