Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-02
IN sOcIETY'S REALM.
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hall tonight. An elaborate program
has been prepared. Mrs. c. A Bloom,
chairman of the committee of ladies
who have the refreshments in charge
reouests all donations sent to the
I hall today.
Grand Exalted Ruler e G.. Bridges
will preside. Toasts will be made by
Rev, w. D. Buckner and Hon. w, f,
place in the parlors, and a delightful
program cf music, beth vocal and in
strumental, will be offered during the
session" This program has been ar.
ranged by Mr.. M. D. Mcneil. the tai
ented local music teacher, and it is Of
unusual excellence. The ladies of
the Jewish temple society will serve
luncheon after the social session is
concluded, and this will be served in
the auditorium above the parors,
which is the lodge room proper. A
dance will follow. The program to be
.
Grand operate Fantasie, Epstein
Miss Artie Dreyfus and dr. NJ. d. Nc
Neill.
Loves Sorrow, Shelby, Miss Cora
Martin.
Bohemian Girl. Battle Miss Lizzie Le
Marie.
Vocal solo, selected, Mrs. Jessie R.
Core.
l Cheese But Thee, Grace Cove, Mr..
Irl Armstrong.
Harp solo, selected, Miss Aleine Ber-
ton.
Serenade, Shubert, Mr. Dan Taylor.
Accompanied, Mr.. NJ D. McNeill
The editor of the Foreman Ark, New
Rocky Sun, thus writes up his mar
riage to a Pine Bluff girl
THAT the editor of the New Rocky
Sun is a firm believer in the scripture
that it is not good for man to be
alone. has at length been tangibly
and practically demonstrated That
God intended men and women to be
mated and married is a fact which
seems to have been woven and inter
woven into the very warp and Woof of
human society That the martial rela-
ton, properly backed by the exercise
of reason and common sense, is the I'll
ly true sphere for the development and
expansion of that brilliant galaxy Of
human virtues which makes life worth
living, advancing age honorable and
heaven approachable, we dare not
gainsay But enough of these prelim-
inaries. Suffice it tc say that on Sat.
urday, January 90, 1904. at 8 p m, in
the parsonage of the First Methodist
church in Pine Bluff, Ark. Robert NJ.
Stovall and Miss Sammie Louella
Lindsay were quietly joined in the
holy bonds Of matrimony, the pastor,
Rev. j. M. Hawley, officiating. Bid
ding friends goodbye, they departed
Immediately over the Cotton Belt via
Texarkana, for home. They are now
snugly dcmiciled at the Gathright
House in this place. The editor is by
no means oblivious of the fact that in
his charming, dark-haired, black-eyed
wife he has won jewel far more prec-
ious to him than all else besides. A
sweet. good. true, loving, devoted wife |
Is the greatest boon that can fall to
the let cf any man.
Mrs. E Malley entertained at her !,
home on East Second avenue Monday |
night in honor of Miss ava Ferguson |
of Jackson Miss, with a graphophone |
party. Music was the principal fea
ture of the evening, after which the |
guests We're invited into the dining
room where dainty refreshments were
served. Upon leaving the hostess was
assured by all that the evening could |
not have been more pleasantly spent. |
Those present We're: Misses Ava |,
Ferguson, Jessie Myers, Gillie Lindsay,
Ollie Young; Messrs William Malley,
Thomas Evans, Denis Harper, Claude |
Ferguson and Charlie Warriner.
Miss Minette Weller will entertain
at euchrn thiy afternoon