Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-14
The Crawford Reet1;t;nn.

fElday afternoon and evening taa ford home on Chestnut street thrown open for an event oI N1rate arrangement.
 m1 entertainment so perfectly y ned and carried out, was d re- 0n given by Mrs. John NJ. Craw- EtO her friends, whom she num- Nby the score. This affair was @GOmpliinent to Mrs Crawford $ nieces, Misses Virginia Hudson. Ian Hudson, and Mrs. Harvey Xthe last one being a bride of yet year.
 he, married friends were invited as to 6 in the afternoon, while evening hours were given to the agT people
 pOn entering the home, one could stop to gaze for a few moments the pretty picture before them. liantly lighted, elaborately deco d, and perfumed with the fra nee of a perfect wilderness of ters, the rooms were dreams uf y land.
 1mposium VI zeen was given life color, by the mingling of roses .svvsds hp oI, for the hall, the parlor was in x, while in the punch room Was lblushing l roses of every color Throughout the rooms the chan CTS were so arranged as to rep int great floral balls, the blos- in the different rooms carrying the color motifs.
 he parlor served as the receiving nproper, the party including Mr. V. Crawford, Miss Lillian Hudson, Virginia Hudson, Mrs. Harvey g, Mrs. w. S. Mccain. Little k; Mrs. M F. Smart, Miss Emma 1oody. Miss Emma Tillar, Little k; and Miss Nina Smart.
 was in the dining room where the t's, touch was most pronounced. tits color motif of green and e, effectively wrought by smy- hllies, and an abundance of snow
 the room presented a perfect q of loveliness.
 e table was lace draped and was cd with snowballs, in cryst Il s. Reredos of smylaX, framed tracery from the corners of the ito the fo9er crowned chande- sOver aHkaIl the soft light from .ed globes.
 aSthe landing to the stairs were oned the musicians and through the afternoon hours rendered .a shtful programme.
 he reception was undoubtedly :1 iant success, and the hostess was rVing of the many sincere con ulations which were showered on Is. Crawford was becomingly at lin black net, fashioned oyer sta. Miss Lillian Hudson wore radium silk elaborately trimm- with pearl applique and lace. iss Virginia Hudson wore girl gown of white net over rose-pink Na.
 rH Hogg looked charming in a nOf liberty satin, with trimmings eal lace.
 rB. Crawford's house party for Exception included the honorees,
 Virginia Hudson, Miss Lillian ron, and Mrs. Harvey Hogg, to- Ar8witnf Mesdames w. s. Mccain, aRock NJ. D. Smart, Mercer hLutie Montgomery, Alex Bar SsEelix Smart. w. l.. DeWoody,
 nnders, Lillian Higginbotham, hlker, A. w. Troupe. Clarence E Few, T. Y. Murphy, J. B. Speers.
 Hall, and Guy Fulk, Little lA6es Emma Dewoody, Emma Til Lattle Rock, Nina Smart Emma aEmma Hummer, Fannie Gil- 6and little Miss Catherine Mon
 n eight to twelve Friday the people were received. One
 eot pause to realize it, but il VIC. that whel a list is made f0l
 Unmarried society people it
 s the hundred mark. Mrs
 Drd gathered these young peo'
 but her, and in her genial wa; Nhlerry the party:
 oting contest furnished quite
 bing amusement, in which each
 Id chance to test their skill
 let practice. Miss Jamie Gag:
 [r. Robert York were proml
 Experts and were given sou'
 of the affair. One received
 hr box in sterling silver an(