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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
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Mem0fial services wll. be held In
ihe senate chamber next 8unday al
lern-nn al three o'clock Cos Ap lale
Senator George D Johnson and Inc
.0lhor leeialaiurs OF the aew slase that
haNe passed a0Gy
The GAmrhei Bros. have purchased
lfr hlks barber shop formerly OWata
hy W H Neeler and ll have charge
4itcr MARCH /
1ire truck N0. / was called cut three
tlnis yesterday afternoon Two 0t
bp alarms were FOR burning paper
ard lhe other was d gasoline stove
.fApluaian fae iCla. damage incurred
~ ne three fires Wlil not exceed On.
The Spanish war veterans met last
alght nd installed the ueWiy elected
onloers lof The coming year Tines
sfe l G Garrison commander. capt.
Aeara y NJ . osear da Upham
ehaplan aiid f. III selsor aaJutam.
PAST gommander 4 ID Muxiow Cfe.
aided as lnataiiins officer
Swamp csapbell's lnc Ilowellau
setter dog YES fun oyer enc silie4
by street eur last night ana
Swamp Is inconsoiable.
--.-.s-------a
ioVh lef iae coupon now pet IB each
-9c peehsge OF pr Shoops Health cof
lee Imitation a clever 25e sllgered
'No-1flp' cultee Slfainer orefed Oh
ihis coupon Besides you get ID
large cups Of Dr Saoap's Health cof
'ee i9F gse. fnc The coffee sill GER
iainlS pleuse you. sold BY Tho 8anA
Grocery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
'er choral society

'At HHHfai AANiNNNf
WIS are niereslei n seeing so1f
ma iastina cheral society organize
Guthrie. nnd have becn a consult
ion With Mr. William Z. Lane. q mon
neai chorsl ealer Of Boston Ma&
yiih lhe prospects of securing hls soi
ices ag leader for permanent 9h0rul
crA ile does not propose to lssaa
M lhia society on hts reputation. bu
10 sgrees % give free rehealaa o.
one OF rWo hours duration 30 order 60
ntegee the chorus aud snow his aba
~ M O director
Ae have. therefart ursnsei for 4
Meeting q! aN the singers dt Guthrie
meet ai Miss stevens studio,
ne l'2 Easl oklahoma avenue THUR
iay evening February 25, 1923.
You are earnestly requested Ia bt
iresen and bring your frieudp NJ
tant chornH OF one hundred voices
g la hnve your co operation
worry respectfully.
ROBI r. sOHInERft
CHAS Il WOODs
s ". W00DWuRi6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

tt'lGNlng lhe H7ssaga % the reR
fioieement act OF whlea hc IS The
lior Richard 4 Billups of scrleil
Nas eaensed ln The senate ,his mora
ifg ie 80 home anil vIsii the nea ar
iSvAl s hs haHe, Hisa snulse irene
@aFl Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
okIah.man. -1oInaH "a Eaal.

Washington geb gs air apd Mfa
Luclfa tagington, q rinlta okla.
afe IT Washington fag a few days.
They sent q Norfolk today 10 aee
tfe batleshins come home and VIII
tetnfa to washington for tie lnaHg
urutIan Later they WI, 10 IL NeH
York l0f al extended visit
Mt. baffingirn Il Cherokee o
brother ol eS-Galef g N BaNlnglont
ald man who has made i goods
fortune fle Is rated OK one % the
heai buslnoss men Of ats state alG =
fcperiea 60 hold property nafih bali
III mIiiieH dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Mrs %, ~ Tibbells WAS hostess E,
he sas,lne Euehre club lala nfie
noon 1T her home on East Logan Nve
The aegree % Homer held au ih,ei
asiing business session thls nfteraoo
10 their lodge ball or East Harrison
avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

AZ; the home of Mrs W \, Rhodes
i22 Eaal Noble street the CITY FEED
ration o. this afternoon fo8ully eH
artalalng he Wives 81 the leglal
lrs and state oiiclEls aud visiting Is
iiea IN iae phal city fhe sven
largely attended 10 apte ~ th5
lRdeh change n iHe weplhef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

nurn, 10 Me and Mra inuls Biuu
on. sunday IA ciehtnouna hahy boy
.ouis is the proudesl man in tokl
ind Grandpa doc ls weafllg tht
smile thai woa'i come oT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

ON IhurdaK evening al 1850 o'tl0e
20 ihe studio af MISS Stevens over n
lld Ftanklm grocery STORE DN tht
south Hlda Dl okIahnmu avenue ID
ironosal TO organize g Choral Sos
,tg which viii be- under the drectio
81 MR. M n Lne an experience
cacher 9 music and leador ef eh1fa
rcielie from Boston MasA WHO be
some ia Oklahoma e make lhle tit
iermaHeni home Il ia proposed
I'm q choral society composed Of ai
he sIugers Of Guthrie and eli ere y
liee la De pseaeni ii ihls atsl Meel
lpg.
Ali persons interested n Che ioit.a
isn 81 Oils oelely nlesse come aa
9rne your ipiends,
Ma ROnT gOnlDERG
MIR W. T.. WEST
MR. " q. HAW.GhC3aH
MIR CHA8 WOODS
MIR. 81 r WC0DWORFi5
MRS JOHN COTrERAia
MlES DELLA DUNCAN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Mrs R 4 1arlla Hlll give s SIS
O'Clock dinner tails avenins IN h0a1t
uf ine university people waa will af
rive tbs afternoon 70 assist the Iuth
nae Ladies' chorus in ihelr conesf
III s evening The universally guests
win e President a. Grant sYsns Claf
6nce Robinson Hiss LILLIAN ilo.~s and
Measra waller tFklker ard Alden.
The Greed club met last evening
with Misses iierlhe aaupe and l.nelle
Reed in responfe 10 rOil call tae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Am0Ag The WalleAl social 9Hueia
ilyeH ~ ihe eapllN city vas ne K
option gives Monday afernom i
hrs W - Coyla ans Her aaughlel
ifs lNmoa J Gray q ihaf nnHt
nen.B al ihe Hotel lone wha recea
,on wes enc OF Iae pfelle8i eve
sYen and Was reminder af l6e Hi
aiialr giypR by tAe city Of Guthn
complimentary la the Legislators anl
state officials. when the whole oln
ufned put % DO homage No our Wie8ls
The apartments Were Hriisiicali5
decorated with pink aud white ceraa
Nns lhe galar scheme balag carrlee
ui with ribbon aireamefs and flora
decorations Cafgaliana Wefo given
is fafors, The reception eoniinuea
roam two uatll slx O'Clock, Gnrins
Whlsli time over iw9 huudrd beauii
luily gnwned women their e5eiume.
nr AieI eaaiions 70 laahlon a,it
raced Wilh heataA called II tts
lapdsome enyle apartments
Masiamcs Maurice 0'Rfufke und
i9eh assisted Tho hostea8aa ln sery
ng lu ihe geesla Mcsdamal George
Willis, Henry fhampsoe aad Mis-
islizahalh McNeal also assisted the
hosiesses N entertaining bun 20
luuehepn was served during tle after
noon Those gEsisllng Ia she stfdg
Aara Mrs }. n iificgnnf. Mlases
peafuey dahc nfland RheudY aud
Hunt % The receiving llne with lnt
boFiesseg were Mesdapies Franklin
Rqcdle. Morris, Workman Dixon
Mcffiek. Cone lleslof lfoWnlea
Price KYLE Goulaing. Aemmlnver
CLARK Humphrey cunningham, 2aeA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
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PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

Cliy Assessor 3 W Fay IS y'slt.
in caandier with relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Former Delegate ( q iausamaa.
81 oeweiE q here locking aile good
roads legislation ile II now q cnuii
81 commissioner o, Wagner county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

'aea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

MIS-. ~ DVerha. returned iaHi
ryeHi1s from Topeka. wiere sis went
70 visit hef brother. Dave Heibaf
10 the Topeka hos0iial
~e4
Aesdames Ffrd Wenner and Alm0n
&. hlxon Wlii be hoslesses d III
hcorH club III lhe homo Of tha laiis
$40 East Springer afeduh fhufsla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Mas Florence Adler leeyes in a iew
days on an extended "trip through th
East, visiting 10 New YORK CITY and
other points.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

members answered with tho Aame Of
a landscape painter. Cofcl enid bis
paintings was the suhiece discussed
BY Miss Helen Green. while Miss Flor
cnce kdler discussed Ruysdalc AND
hts work. Miss Lena Oabonrne Gains
borough aud his accomplishments and
George lnness and his paintings was
handled by Miss Maude Goodrich The
club viii hold social session 0l
March Slh, which viii be their next
meeting, sa 40 a.
Mrs Charles very o. Oklahoma
City. accompani uy her ta0 bright
children. Is Visiting her parents. Coz.
and Mrs A. q. SchpoIl on North
Broad street
Mr. and Mrs. William Corey. whe
have been the guests OF the j 4.
stevens, leave this evening foc ihe'
home IN Otiumwa iowa Nh Corey
who ia one Of the state OF l0was nos
prominent lawyers, Is bip.asr =
Mrs stevens.
Mrs. !. q. 3emy aas returned iron
Lebanon. rtan.. where she waf
called uy The serious Illness 81 het
father. On a, c, Mcfarland Size re
forts The doctor imprgyins rapidly
Minor c. sloin and trothar Earl
of rgtan, are the gaesis Of Mir anN
Mrs. g. W. ball ou East cleyolana
avenue.
Prof and alrs Marshall, ot Okla
bona ci;y, are The guests og Nr Ans
Mrs w Ball at i2i gasl Cleye
land egenue
Mas Florence Adler leeyes in ieN
days on an extended "trip through III.
East visiting ln New YORK CITY aas
other points
Mrs y, ~ Tibhells WAS hosIoss &
he eas,l,ne Eaiehre club lala nfie
noon 1t her home on East Logan Nye
I fliAa H.utita 80 Iffttftlt Kali al. ga. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Frederic a scwo, a. tne 6owe
amusement company when nlayts
3r;hrle little more ttaa year
hac under the auspices Of he local
hort II Ilks Nith Ma vito and ccm.
pahy afrlyei last night M Eowe
&il again glye en entertainment for
lae local lilks. tho oates helng sei
sor the lhlgd and fourth Of March
The lowe program calls fur about
forty Of the best looking Girls posi-.
Bile "a fnd. and naturally The cAn
Iial clis IS IN hts list Of towns be-
aanse Of tho superahnndancc Of h,nd
seme w0mentolk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Mrs Charles / very Of Oklahoma
City. accompanif oy her tao bright
children. Is visiting her parents. Coz.
and Mira a. q Schnoll on North
Broad street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Prof and airs Marshall of Okla
boma el,y, are the guests og Nr uns
Mrs C w BALL. q i2i East Cleye
land eypnle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

licn e W. atrlrdge lama homo
Saturday night 20 speRd suhlst Eiih
bis family he had accompanied toe
legislative members g Guid on sat
udays unkel .and enuli moi resist
Che temptation to come qn hoMe
Nhiie SO aeqr Cherokee Alassengcf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

u 6 Eetlon Of 70a asst ClegoIaal
agcnra ls entertaining BIS hrolhof
a M Patton. eshier Of the First
Ngiinnal bank az crnmhy Texas and
DR. Orlando Patton Of Midway. Texas.
c3l + NJ Lee ah'el engineer wl,a
the corporation commission isaya4
5lis evening FOR ST. Louis whore aa
has been suhpaenaod ~ wliness ID
q railroad case 70 which lhV siala q
Neyas Is q party
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

"A Gfaai Evans rsesileat 81 iho
9Siahoma University IS Guthrie
'isilar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Swamp gsapbell's inc tiowellau
selief dog Nss run over enc Killed
by q street eer last might and
swamp Is ineonsolabie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

The GAmpbeiI Bros have purchased
ifr hiks barber shop formerly owaea
h ~ 81 aeelef and ail have charge
aiice March
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

9Ounts 1lerk nnn 81 GyleF ct
elaine county ACCOMPANIED by 1Oun-
rnllgFlorer jackson anil she coun
q attorney arrived this morning from
Aaionga 20 lchby Tor Raud roads leg.
S jon Iaes brought photo.
fFaph q she 9anicley roads now be-
lng ari.i south o. Watnnga un1er The
1rporvslon flhe Jnltei STATES Cow
aameni e1nersa, which is he first
g1cl road 70 Be built III Oklahoma.
bout Eve miles b. maeadalnized and
ssnd.clay ioad has been completed hi
)lpine eounty d the ZEN miles con.
lamgletad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Minor G.. Sloin and troth1r Enfh
ot rgFon, are the gaeafs Of air ana
Mrs. @. w, BALL. on Hast clevelan
avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Mrs. . q. Nemy aas returned iron
lebanon, rtan.. where she waf
'alled uy The serious Illness of hel
ather Dr. a. c, Mcfarland Size re
'orts the doctor improyus rapidly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30
\ Prenuptial Affair.

Miss Bettie Austin entertained Sat
 urday afternoon at her home on West Fifth avenue with delightful pre- nuptial affair in honor of Misses Sue Perkins and liola Philpot, who are to be June brides. The home was ap- propriately decorated in spring flow CTS. The game of bridge was enjoy ably played. The score cards were beautiful creations of handpainted
 bells. slippers and bow knots. Mrs. H. R. Webster, of TeXarkana, made
 and was awarded beautiful gold neck chain with amethyst setting. ! The consolation prize, a handsome set of jets. was drawn by Miss Lola Mann. Each honoree was presented with pair of silk hose. After the
 interesting game dainty refreshments
 were served, further carrying out the ! nuptial idea. The following guests
 all voted the affair pleasant sue cess. Misses lola Philpot, Sue Per
 kins, Ella Howell. Alma Taggart,
 Irma Grace Berta Sullivan, Nell
 Galligher, Emma Hummer, Virginia
 Walker, Kate Johnson, Blanche Fox
 Mary Kate Riley, Nell Hearne, of Al
 bermarle, N. C., Clara Rosenberger, Lola Mann, Emma White, Matte Cur
 rie. Emma and Alma Dewoody, Rosa lie Philpot Eleanor Nunn and Lorine
 Hightower Mesdames ]. s. Jenkins, Robert Trimble, H. R. Webster, of i Texarkana; and Henry Speers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30
PART II.

Duet-Ringeltans (Koelling). Elsie Waldron, Ted Dansby.
 Reading-"In Want of Servant, Irene Langford.
 Starry Night (Smith), Vashti King. Duet-Minstrel's Serenade Low) Florence and Henrietta Brewster. Duo-Marche Triomphale (Goria) Readma Dansby, Edna Langford.
 Duet-Galop de Concert (Snow), Mildred Daniel, Alma Langford.
 Duo-Forest Scenes (Bohm), Etta Winters, Mary Wright.
 Readng-Selected, Mrs. Pence.
 Duo-Polka de la Reine (Raff) Myrtle Wick, Emma Sorrells.
 Quartet-Invitation to the Dance Weber,, Readma Dansby, Emma Sor- rells, Marie Lloyd, Myrtle Wick.
 Awarding medals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30
Lakeside Methodist Calendar.

Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
 Preaching at II a. m. and D. n1 by the pastor
 The Epworth League at p. m.
 The w. F. M s. at 8 p. m. at the church. Devotional, Mrs. Mcclellan, paper, Mrs. Tankersley; Items, Mrs. Burford; Nearer and Farther East" ;" 0h. 2, Mrs. Reaves; and Report of del- egates to the Annual meeting.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday at p, m, subject, "Consecration for Ser vice"
 A most cordial welcome awaits all to these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30
Misses LangfOrl's Recital.

The commencement exercises of the music pupils of Misses Alma and Edna Langford will be held ill the James Business College hall Tuesday June 1. The following program will be rendered:
 PART i.
 Quartet-Awakening of the Lion (DeKontsky), Nina Mayhew, Nettie Mullikin Leila Gammill, Edna Lang ford.
 Duo-Passacaille, Louise Ruther- ford and Alma Langford.
 Trio-Madrilena (Wachs), Mamie Lowry, Irene Sorenson, Annie Robin son.
 On the Lake by Moonlight (Kow- alskD, Marie Lloyd, Alma Langford. Reading, Selected, Mrs. Pence.
 Duet-Gipsy Dance tLiszt), Willie Winters, Alma Langford.
 Trio-May Bells Ringing (siewert), Lola B. Ezell. Geraldine Clark, Hattie Burford.
 La Harpe Aeolenne (Smith), Floy Caldwell.
 Sounds of Springtime (Violin ac- companimenU (WenzeD Eddie King
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30
The Rosebud Club.

The Rosebud Club.
 The Rosebud Club was delightful ly entertained Saturday afternoon by Miss Stella Hummer at her home on East Sixth avenue. Water lilies and roses prevailed throughout the home. The feature of the afternoon was contest, "The Names of Trees. Miss Eddie King was successful among the club members and was awarded a hat pin. The guests prize, box of candy, was captured by Miss Liz zie Boyce. The consolation award, beauty pin, was drawn by Miss Cliff ton Gammill. During the afternoon the following program was rendered:
 Duet, by Misses Sula Dalrymple and Clyde Dixon.
 Recitation, Miss Vashti King.
 Piano solo, Miss Georgia May List.
 Recitation, Miss Eddie King. Duet, Misses Katie and Lizzie Boyce.
 At an appropriate hour tempting refreshments were served. The club members present were: Misses Cornelia Walker, Georgia May List, Eddie King, Vashti King, Sula Dalrymple, Clyde Dixon, Clifton Gam mill, Frances Cross, Stella Hummer, Norma Rutherford, Gussie Ruther- ford and Theola Simmons. The guests were: Misses Lola B. Ezell, Frances Powell, Katie Boyce, Bernice Whitelaw. Lizzie Boyce and Marguer- ite Hoyler.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30
Prof. NcNeill'S Recital.

The annual rectal or the Tlhe Bluff School of Music, which was given Saturday evening in the James Business. Hall under the direction ot Professor M. D. McNeill, was real treat to the music lovers of Pine Bluff The hall was packed to it's capacity with a highly appreciative audience and from the applause that each num- Der received all seemed to be more than pleased The numbers by the graduates, Misses Hattie and Gertrude Fox and Miss Virginia Crittenden, were especially good. The recital served to add to the already we'll es- tablishel reputation of Professor Me- Neill. The following program was rendered by the undergraduates:
 valse, by Streabbog-N1isses Clyde Dixon, Selma Omcirk and Gussie Rutherford
 Throwing Kisses. Bohm Miss Elizabeth Brown.
 As long as the World Rolls on. Ball-Mr Joe Gortman.
 Silver Stars, Bohm-Miss Viola Fowles.
 Valse in E Flat, Durand-NIisses Sula Dalrymple and Clyde Dixon.
 Winona. Bartlett-Mr. Fay Chew. Jr.
 Autumn 1dyl. by Renard-Misses Omar Harrel and Beulah Clark
 Where Blossoms Grow, Gertrude Sans Souci-Miss Gussie Jones.
 Le Tonbillon, Guttmann-Miss Ethel Winters
 Roses. Dekoven-Mr. Robert York. Second Rhapsody, Liszt--Miss Ruth , Turner Part Second.
 Already, Dekoven-Miss Emily Fox, Simple Confession, Thome-Misses Carrie Weller Arnold and Eunice Sul- l livan.
 Ricorda Dun Volzer. Marzs-Miss 1 Florence Dewoody. Rosy Fingers Wacks-Misses Bes- sic Martin and Jo Hart
 To the End of World With You. i Ball-Nlrs. Jessie McWilliams. Faust, Faverger-Miss Cornelia Currie. Valse-B flat, Godard-Misses Sel- ma Martin and Rosa Riggin. (a) A Harbor for You, Henry; (b) i My Way to Heaven, Jefferson-Miss ] Nellie Springfield.
 First Heart Throbs, Eilenberg- l Misses Ida Baushman and Bernice 1 Thalheimer.
 Danse de Concert, Bendel-Miss Edith Woodbridge. The Anvil, Cowen-Mr W. A. Pence
 The following program was ren- dered by the graduates with the as- sistance of Miss Vera Bernath and Hugh Ryland:
 (a) Prelude in B Minor De Koven (b) Novellette Op. IT, Rlmsky K'Of- sokow-Miss Virginia Crittenden.
 Come to Me Denza-Vera Bernath
 1a) Prelude C Sharp Minor, Rach- maninoff, (b) To Water Lilly. Mac. Dowell-- Miss Hattie Fox.
 (a) Toccato, Brown, (b) Napoli Nevin-Niss Gertrude Fox.
 Sonats-Op. 21, Chaminade-Mis. Virginia Crittenden
 Sixth Rhapsody. Liszt-Miss Matte Fox.
 Kings of the Road Bevom-Mr Hugh Ryland.
 Etude-(Autumnl, Chaminade-M Gertrude Fox Valse Impromptu-two pianos four hands. Raf-Misses Matte Fox
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30
Last Concert of Season.

The Musical Coterie ChorW| hold their final concert of hs
 son Wednesday morning d o'clock at the Temple. A it
 tendance is requested, as an sl of officers will be held. The of the Coterie are cordially to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30
Opening of Country Cmh.

The Jefferson Country Gu,
 posed of twenty-five of tbs citizens of the city, having eu
 ed the erection of the Club hl bath and toat houses on tbsi, tiful grounds. located about miles southeast of the city, hal sued invitations to members nI an outing or opening, to be hsla Wednesday, June ,. The day l, spent in boating. tennis, croo,. other forms of pleasure. RI ments in the form of an old.iuI picnic will be served the ma An enjoyable time is anthiN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30
Mrs. Byrd Invites Friends.

Mrs. Byrd Invites Friends.
 The elaborate musical which will be given by Mrs. P. P. Byrd next Friday morning at her home on West Fifth avenue, will be given for the visiting ladies who will attend the Travellers convention, but Mrs. Byrd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30
THREE ARE KILLED
 IN A WRECK,

Mobile, Ala, May 30.-Three were killed and one seriously hurt when an extra freight on the NJ. J. & K. c. ran into a washout mile north of this city late this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30

K. B. Bloom, special agent for the Washington Fire Insurance Company, has returned from a trip to New Or leans and Memphis, where he waS the guest of C. C. Yates, vice presi- dent and general manager of that company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30

Charles F. Wiley, of Memphis, and James w Gatling. of St. Louis, Ar kansaw Travellers, are in the city to spend sunday with friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30

Mrs. s. L. Parrott and baby, of Atlanta, Ga, are expected to arrive is this city today ts be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H, Riley
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30
Ryland-

The marriage of Miss Susie Ryland to Hunter c. Harlow will take place Tuesday afternoon, June i, at the home of the brides mother Mrs. Nan nie Ryland. The ceremony will be said by Rev. T. o. Owen, pastor of the Lakeside Methodist church. On ly few relatives and intimate friends will be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30
SOCIETY @

Gertrude Fox, Virginia Crittenden and Mr. McNeill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-30

extends a cordial invitatio, her Pine Bluff friends to be '
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-30
WILL DEFEND
CHARACTER
Burlington Woman Sues AM
other for Defamation
CLAIMS $4,000 DAMAGES
Ellen lie Clair Maintains That Anna P
Boynton Cast Reflections on Her
Honesty a Short Time
Ago.

Burlington, Sept. 3o-The suit Of
Ellen LeClair vs.. Anna P. Boynton,
whereby the plaintiff seeks damages Of
$1,000 for great anxiety Of mind pain
to body. sickness and injury 10 gharac.
ter, credit and reputation caused by the
defendant, was entered yesterday in
Chittenden county court.
The plaintiff sets up that on june z,
1909, the defendant appeared before J..
d Fnright and G. w. Deberville. then
justices Of the peace, claiming that on
june u 1909, there had been stolen
from her dwelling house one bed quilt,
white on the hack side and with colored
blocks OF the front side. and a quilt,
white on the back side and with stuffed
roses on the front side. It Is set up
that the defendant stated that she had
reason to believe that TIE quilts could
be found in the house al 1914 North
street occupied BY one Louise I.cClair
and Ellen LeClair.
Two police officers. armed with war
rants issued by the justices searched
said house for the quilts, remaining
there two hours and disarranging clothes
in trunks, closets, etc. The quilts were
not found.
For injury to her character and rep
utation and physical illness caused
thereby the plaintiff seeks damages Of
So .000.