Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-20
Misses Smart and Cross H0nOrceS.

Misses Smart and Cross HonoreeS.
 The Misses Dewoody entertained charmingly yesterday afternoon in honor of Misses Nina Smart and An fell during almost the entire after noon could not deter the guests from enjoying the well-known hospitality always gracefully dispensed in the Dewoody home, and the company was large and representative. The house was beautifully adorned with flowers and plants and brilliantly lightel l, an: as the hours sped none took note Of lowering clouds and gloomy weather Yellow was the prevailing color in the house decorations, and in the elah- 1 crate refreshments, and chrysanthe- nuns were the flowers used. The large yellow blooms showed hand l somely against palms and ferns and i ivy, which were used in all of the re- where the Misses DeWoody received their guess. The beautiful ivy was twined over chandeliers, windows and doors, and from chandeliers and door ways hung May fair baskets filled with the golden chry santhemums and ! everywhere, on mantels, side furni- ture and tables, were banked the handsome yellow blossoms While the guest company was assembling, Miss Fannie Harding, who was in beauti- full voice, gave much pleasure by sev eral charming songs. The feature of the entertainment was a guessing con- | test of most unique character. To each guest was handed a booklet with a hand-,oainted picture of a Shirt waist Girl for cover. On opening it were found questions to be answer
 ed in terms relative to the shirtwaist, either some part of the waist, mater Iial, or style. Several young ladies tied for each prize, which was decided by drawing.
 Miss Jessie Andrews was the fOrtu- nate winner of the first prize, hand some vanity bag of pompadour silk with gold clasps. To Miss Annie Mae ICross went the second prize, a beau tiful white silk belt with gold buckle, and Miss lola Philpot won the con- solation prize, a dainty gold belt pin. Miss Annie Buchanan of Hot Springs received the guests prize. This was the charming little book, ''Cupid's Game With Hearts" The prizes were brought in by Master William War den Phillips in little express wagon which also contained two miniature suit cases,! elaborately decorated with labels, tags; shearts, shoes, rice and
 white ribbon. These he gallantly; pre-
 sented to the fair honorees, Ibott
 brides-to-be of next week; and with
 each went a baggage check reading Respectively Pine Bluff to Monticel. lo,". and Pine Bluff to New Orleans.'
 On opening their suit cases,. each
 young lady discovered 8 handsome
 pair of. silk hose. After the distri-
 button of prizes "a very delightfu
 luncheon vas served in two courses
 and was thoroughly in keeping witt
 the elegance and taste which charac
 terized this beautiful entertainment il
 all of it's charming details.
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 F Miss Marie Cooke entertained de
 Faithfully on Saturday, with a din
 her and card party in honor of Mis-
 Taggart and Miss Howell of Pin
 Bluff, who are guests of Miss Camill
 Pillow and Mrs. John Bookhart.
 Grouped around the perfectly ap
 pointed table were Mrs. John Book
 hart, Miss Elizabeth Horror, Mis
 Camille Pillow, Miss Howell, Mis- . l-Taggart and Miss Marie Lockwood
 The young hostess presided in he
 usual charming manner. Six course j were delightfully."- served. The eve