Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-04

Mary Smart. white and yellow flow era Four large butterflies were SO arranged that Miss Mary Sma"t appeared to be driving one of the but terflies.
 No. 5-Dr c. K. Carruthers, Vile and two sons ill auto buggy | Purple and white chrysanthemums, bunting and crepe paper. 1 No. 6-L G. Howsen and wife, w., l.. Baker. Miss Nell Gallagher. w. w.. ! Bryan. So arranged to form a bas- ket.# Purple and, white chrysanthe- nuns, with a body of green. Ladies were attirecd in costumes of official colors.
 No. Mrs. F. G. Smart, Mrs. J.. D. Wilbourne and. Mrs: H. H. Fer guson. A profusion of poppies. 1; No. 8-E. A.'rHoWell and wife, Miss es Allie May Howell and Baby Joe, , Miss Wilbourne and Miss Butler of 1 Little Rock. Official colors.. No. 9-J. T. Lloyd, Miss Nettie Lloyd, Miss Mamie Lloyd, Jack Lew is and Mrs. Frank Burch of Lake Vil- , lage. Decorated in official colors. purple and white.
 No. 1O-Fred Senyard and wife, Mrs. J. H. Jordan, Mrs. Roy Senyard and Mrs. c. o. Harris. Official colors of ribbons.
 No. 1.-The Y. c. T. car; Henry Skidmore. w. L. Carr, E. w. Horne. ! Decorated in the official colors of the organization and the official i badge of the U C. T. was displayed on a travelling case, suspended in midair.
 1 No. 12-Dr. O. w. Clarke and wife, Mrs. Van H. Knox. Mrs. A. W. Scruggs. White and pink flowers and 1 white parasols with streamers of purple and white.
 No. 13-R. H. Stearns and wife, ! Mrs. w. T. Radford, Mrs. l.. c. Mat thews and Dorothy Matthews. Of l ficial colors.
 No. 14-P. P. Byrd, Miss Emma 1 Byrd, Mrs. H. c. Kilgore, Mrs. w.. N. Brandon of Poplar Bluff. Trim med in yiolets and lilies of the val Hey, bunting and official colors of the i Travellers.
 No. 15-J. s. Block and wife. Miss Tracy Altschul, Leon Block. Official colors.
 No. 16-Pinchback Taylor, John s. Lewis. Dr. William Breathwit, John Campbell and Clifford Brewster. Travellers official colors.
 No. TIT A. Drummond, Miss Corinne Brown, M. E. Stanley, Mrs. Arthur Eadie and Miss Ethel Weaver of Fort Smith. Official colors.
 The Carriages. The carriages in the parade we're decorated as follows. and were oc- cupied by the following ladies and gentlenren: Mesdames Leo Andrews and w. T. Woodbridge rode in a vic- toria, decorated with purple flags;
 Will Nichol and Miss Irma Grace in trap, decorated with American Beauty roses: Mesdames c. R. Fitz- hugh, H. I. Holderness, w. T. Sea- we'll. F. G. Chew and Charles Rag land, as coachman, in a carriage dec orated with purple and white fluar de lis Shorty" Levine and Leo Kirk Andrews in pony cart, decor ated with purple and white chrys- anthemums: Misses Caroline Gala we'll, Mrs billiard Saunders, Mrs. H. E. Trulock and Sterling Barrow, in carriage decorated with water lilies; Misses Ella Howell and Bettie Austin, in a trap decorated with | American Beauties: Misses LeOla 1 Simmons. Gussie Rutherford. Fran ces Crutcher, Catherine Montgomery 1 and Lucille Simmons, in a carriage decorated with purple and white 
 chrysanthemums; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Montgomery Miss Clara Lauder and Marian and Clarence Montgomery. in a carriage decorated with purple and white tulle; Misses Norma Ruther- 1 ford, Eddie and Vashti King and Mary Fox. in a trap decorated with 1 mink carO afiopS. NJiSSao Wi11ean Alexander. Madaline Bluthenthal. Joe Alexander and Laurence Long. in a trap decorated with pink and white i Carnations, :, Mrs. A. w. Mills and Mrs. Adley Stanley of Monticello. in a trap, decorated with red roses; Miss Alma Taggart, Miss Hallibu"- ton of Little Rock. Haynes Gregory and Frank Hearn. in. carriage dec