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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-05
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ienoer ri enbper, Der ilOmeG0er en-
iii 9lbonnent, ianttiOigt in6ien0en=
Sc os 8etalingen for ct 9lor, BEN
in1nffe Song6og n0annnrf", inbe-
fcIoenOe y af bore fSnneite 0nnife
Songe nleo Sober, in6bltnoen meo
ct paienoe 9onnebrog ouu 8inoet.
@nbper fan ifoffe os cen M 9lbon-
nent og oerpeo faa benne imuffe
&remie.
9aniib omt6. Gm6l. Somie,
9foctne, gSis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-05
uora9 af Cats
0nau9urationstale
&inier BRACES fur baus
IOniniltratiOn.

s lin Snaugurationstole uOtalel
BrGIiOent Gait flart, at oet bill 6li.
be bQl 9lOminiitrations pigtigIte Sp-
GoDe at uOfSre Oe bans %latforn
loneOe 9feforner. San goofen0er
Gua0 GooieDelt bar glort for al
Iiunole &opitalens 2oplesbeo oq 81
licre &om6inationers Wtisbrug al
Wiagten, og arflGrer iom lin Sro,
d for at gipe oisle 9fefornler &arig-
Geo ct BET npOoenoigt, at ser banO-
les bi0ere at baa0e Sen lobgipenoe
.og BEN nOeoen0e Wagt. Senere bill
ban paapege, bbilfe 9@noringer BE-
sbpbes 9lnti=SruIt= og S5nterItate=
Gom1nerce=2open.
Solblopene iful rebiOeres, og ef=
ter bans Mening bill @fltralesiionen
.uf &ongresien, Ser 1faI lanmentreoe
ben 10. Wtart5, beotage en- SOB, Ser
neOietter Sol0latlerne paa bisle
@enltan0e og refer bem paa fun
lea. 9an faporiierer en- graoueret
9lrbeifat for at ninOlfe ltnoerbalan-
CEN.
San nepnar 6afta, iom bier
RSopenoigbeoen al itore l1ogifter,
life Blot til Ser og Slaa0e, men til
fnrifelltge andre 9fegeringsoeparte-
rIenter.
SStooanOrineen af @siiater BERG
,res fortelig, cg ban paapeger Sran-
gen til 2obe, Der letter BEN fp0erale
aaegering / 5tano til at beifptte
/ aietasneoe @eaeringers l1neerlaatter
San erflerer fig for fri 9anoet
mellem limited States og 8bilippi-
nerne, og faporiierer @oitiubiioier
for at frernme Sanolen meO SD6
glr1erifo.
San logger 8Ggt paa pront Sp=
fploelie af 26ftet ON at oprette ct
@oit=Sparebanf-SpIten.
9t6openoigbeoen al at fremlfDn-
Sc 8Dgningen al 8unomafanalen
frembebes.
5oranoring / 2anbets 95enge= og
9anflpItem erflerer ban for bD0en-
Sc nS0penoig, og ban benter paa
Wpntfon1iteenS &npport, baabenOe
at ben bill bite &eien til en- bel6ig
Spsning.
&aceipergsmaalet SpOen be-
Gon0les ltofprligt. Wfr. Safts We=
ring er, at 6oren for at blipe be-
berIfet al upioenoe Gplgere er ober=
itoaet. San agter fife at u0nppne
gfegre til @mbeoer, bbor iaa0an l1o=
nppnel1e pil0e ppffe 9fdcef0lellen,
men 8eltrp6elie for at npOrage og
Gnerfenoe pGr6tge We0lemnler al
9ucen olbefoIes. Som Tiger, ban
ranter life at foranore gleftoral=
lientnlerne / Snoen. men ban 6aa6er,
at SDOens 6olf ifal fole, at Oenne
e. Oeres Staggering, og at babe en-
il1o politiIf Wfo0Itan0 / Goer Stat.
6reIioenten ltotrpffer i'm 9lners
fenoelie al oe 2ope, iom er pe0taget
for at beifptte 9(rbeioerne rrn0er De-
reg SeifGftigelie og ct gnIfe ON
DherIigere at beifDtte oem. Wten BON
nlo6ietter Jig beitenlt gfifuffelien al
nSSnjltnction" / glrbeiber=SpiItigbe-
Ser. San enifer iniolertib l1ofaIt til
Ell 2op, iom bill forbinore W}isbrn-
gen af Snilnction og gore grugen
al Ben, bpor Ben finoes neopenoig,
rineltd
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-05
Gait ON fin Sormano
/ Gmbeoet.
9iOuicDclt Og Saft far bGret fenStc
% &cnncr / benpeS 20 9lar.
Saft priicr 9ipOiebclt inn Sfa6er af
en- itDr Tcfurm6epGgelie

s Morgen C. M3arts) biz Col
liers @eeflD" inoebol0e en- @rttfel
al Tr9iioent Saft mes Sberifrift
~N2p @re6ecesior", boorof fSlgenoe
er ct lt60rag.
Scr. 9fooiepelt og ieg fom til
al fenoe binanoen, 0a ban bar Sor-
nlano pau Gipil Serpice Commits
lion, og ieg por Solicitor General
/ 1890 - 1892. gi pur begge tr
lnberoroneoe 6unftionerer / Sor-
risions Sl6miniItrotion. @i boe0e /
iamme Del al 8aibingtou ban pon
t9. @aoe / gferbeoen af oen bri=
tiife InbosIuoe og ieg paa Oh Bont
Circle. Sore Suitruer bar goot fenot
meb binanoen, og nogGe al bore
9prn bar f6bt omtrent paa iantme
Si6.
Gi fanbt efter nogen Disfuiion.
at pi / m9rfelig @rao ltenllneoe
cperens Dor 9lnifuelie angaaenoe
baaoe rigtige polttiife Soccer og rig
tige politiife Wfetbooer. &i par lige
eftertrpffeIige af ben Wenina at ben
politiife Geforrnator, Der fife bar
rillig til at tage SorbolOene, iom
DC par, iom @runOlag for bans
S5anoling og arbei0e for De beore
Sing, lom par praftiife, uoen at
rpnaa iaa meget, iom BAN SnifeOe
Il opnaa, ban pur inarere en- Sin-
f'ring emo en- Sj9lp for Sremifriot
oq bialp fun til Boss" og 0ta=
lftnpeloens Sortiettelie. 9ette, tror
jeg, far pGret set bebegenoe Srin<
ciP 9foolepelts &arriere. &an bar
troet pau praftiif 6rentIfribt og IT.
fe paa SSoealer, Der fife baoOe
praftiIfe Sormaal.
Otter Be nepnte to @ar bleb ieg
heifGftiget iom Gonln1er og forlo0
8aibington, og fun leiligbeosbiS
inoOte jeg 9foolepelt. Slf og til pefs-
leOe bi Srepe, og nanr &riier op1to0
/ bans 2iD, ifrep ban fife Ii9loen
iii mig for at b6re min Wfening
I'm iGrlige Situotioner.
S5ngen fonlrner ner1uere Sn-
gang n1eO Str. &ooieDelt uOen at
faa ben it9rfeite glffeftion for bam.
S5ons Sinoelug, bans 9lnleg og
bans temperament er laole0es, at
han bellere bill pere enig enO ueniq
meO @fenllelfer iom ban faor meO
at qgre. Wfen oerneo ifal fife bPre
lugt, at ban fife nD0er en- SroDef-
iql og Ell Stri0 efter ale Sportens
Tegler, for Set g6r ban Il-
brig bar ieg tjent un0er nogen
ManO - og boaber alOrig at fonme
til at tiene nnoer en- anoen Dtano -
Ter bar iaa 1tGrft lopal imoo ben
Gag, ri begge ipgte at fremme, og
iao beinfooig, nGur oct gialot at
pootoge Jig oct fulbe slnipor for
fine un0eroroneoe, iOm Sbeooore
9tooIepelt.
Seq bar olbrig tient UNDER nogen
anoen, Ser bar iaa liberal til at pri-
ie Dem, ser orbeiOe ianmen meo
6om, og ion bar iaa pillig til at
inorsn1ine oen, Der itob iammen
n1eo bam &en, mere emo oeres
Gel. Oette bans &aroftertr9f, me-
rer man, bor fnpttet Wsnnelfer til
Fam meo SSernbaanb.
Sen alntin0elige Seori, at Wer
NooIebelt er at en- oberoroentltg trr=
puliib 9eatur, er maa1fe iaa blot
| rigtig, at ban beii0ber en- forunber-
! Tia @pne til bllrtig at opfatte en- Gag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-05
9ampifibsnOtitier,

nSellig 0Iap" anfom til Gbri-
1tiansIanb Ben %. Sebr. sllt bel.
Sfibet oil otter ofieile oerfra ben
IS. M}orts % bentes 6u til Seem
glorf SEN %. I. @t6.
9Grbdoigit
9l. 6. Sobnion & 60.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-05
Ooroen runot.

(SFtSN4t So NSNNLA@. (OILN |OLlt-
menter meO g8ulbingtons ltn0er-
| itrift iolgtes @aar oeO 9luftion for
$21O Stpffet til en- @anoelsmanO /
SonOon.
Berlin, 2. @}arts. - Sr. 9e-
bel, SocioliIternes 2e0er / gigs-
nogen, Der aft nogen Sis bar liot
al 9tpreiDgoom, befin0er fig en-
fritilf Silitan0.
ct. 8eters6org, 2. Marts. - 8a-
ron Gon WfeDerlOorff lom fomrnan-
GereOe ct 9feginent i Sen rusiiif-
iupanlfe &rig, bleD @aar Orebt
al ct 8ao0eifit0, mems ban bar paa
1Sagt.
&uris, ?. Nfurts. - Ssean Weat-
fis, ben Sjener, iom ftbIte Sui an-
gre6 @reIioent 6a1ieres og foribgte
at rpffe bam Sfaaet er bIeoen
bOnlt til 4 @ars 6angiel og ooen
paa bette fire 9(ars 2anDsforpisning.
Sra Berlin meloes Sen 8. os.,
at oct bar meet neIten u6en Sp-
bplO iiOen Senoag ober Central
europa, og set iner fremoeles. One
en- ligger ira 6 CONNER til to SOB
, rp6 paa Sor0en.
2anb / oct beitlige geehraffa, bet
eftIiee Colorado, @ponling, iant
alle Slags uoberrislet" 2anb. Snor
inm belit Se maatte snife at febe
2nno, ener ON 9e bar 2anb til
Ssles ssler 5ttte iad tFiifsib os.
She Mprlo Snbeitment g..
6O1-4 N.g.28log. ,Smo5o, ,Ncb.
Berlin, 2. Mforts. - &eiier @il-
6elm bolot / 8aar en- Sale sSor-
binOelle meO S6itiOeltgbol0elien at
6unOreOaars0agen for &rigsntini.
1teriets @run0lgqqelIe. San briIte
ret upregtige slrbeiOe, iom bette
Gepartemert 5opoe giort for SeOre=
lGn0et."
Streng @i,1ter. Ser falot Sne
; HariS neIten unf6rltot As Stmer
| Slutningen al iiOite llge og en-
@li55oro al ufenot Strengbeb ber=
ife0e oper bele Sranfrig. Wtanga
Gposfalo mel0es. Sp0fronfrtg bar
Iiot un0er set foloe1te SER for
f(ere 9lar.
0om ober flere af G5arens Sien-
ser. Sra &iep, &uslan0, neloes, at
en- &rigsret 6ar 66nt 8 Weno til
G6Oen q iii Strafarbejoe og 10
til 6GngieI | forIfellig Siosleng0e.
9fue 0isIe N}9no pur Weole.ltner al
Stomiteen for oielltLig Sifferbeo /
2ltbnp og of Oen iociale repolrttio=
llrre GrganiIation. Gen af oen ct
@Ql0intier S6enett, Weolen af Sen
fprite 9uma fra 8oGtopa. San 6leb
lenot til 6Gltningen.
@rig6t ubelbig. 9Sau. Sranfrig,
a. Wfarts. -- @ilbltr @rigbt og
Gberft @ipes, gbefen for ben ipan-
ife Sers uaerrftatic" SSorps par
ner fon1met golt af Ste5 gfter-
lni6oag, ba 9foret al @rigbts @cro=
plan iteote imoo Soroen o0 lanmeOe
Waifinen. ltlpffen ffate, iuit iom
fe ifulbe til at flppe. So belbige
1Soriog meo TO Iasiagerer bar giort
forlth.
2uftIfibs &anon. - Berlin, 1.
Marts. - Srernti6ens 2uftTfib ifal
fpripnes meb inoa &anoner eller
Maifingeperer. Slere 9[lttoriteter
/ Sope6fparterer rltnot ON / SDif=
lon6, efsperimenterer Ben &etring,
% set er iaa goot iom ufgiort, at
@oGoner al Zeppelin Sppen ifal
foripnes meo enten imoo &anoner
ener W2oIfingeb9rer Saren peo
Sflro0ets 9(fgong nenar man at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-05

GfiefutiD-Gbef Sc iiofte 76 2lor,
rer bar giort bette
@aOeOeforotionerne bfn1tes / Grep-
ler, og al StoOien moatte foretages
inoen 9ore meO ltnOtogeGie af en-
fort 9roppe-Hepp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-05

: Gag til Morgen 6erettes bl. a.,
al &rpIioent Soft pou @rrno uf
SneItormen aflag6e lin @mbe6seb
I Genat=&annneret - zen fsrIte
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
Hawthorne Book Club.

The Hawthorne Book Club held an interesting meeting "Wednesday after noon with Mrs. s. Geisreiter, at her home on State street. Roses served as the decorations. The following we'll rendered program was rendered.
 Paper, "T-aFayette and Americas s Gratitude to France Mrs. H. Rilcf.
 Paper Napoleon 1ll,' Mrs. J. VI. Elliott.
 Reading, Victor at Marengo," Mrs. A. w. Troupe.
 After the program the year books for the ensuing year were distribut- eI. The subject is Roman History. At an appropriate hour delightful TO- fresbmonts were served Mrs. Frank Head, of Kansas City. Mo. was d guest of the club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09

clean, attractive and sanitary. Ma ture has done much for Pine Blufi 1t is a beautiful city and especially at this season with its lovely trees and flowers. The first convention meets on May 9th and through May and June our city will be thronged with visitors. Let Us be up and ready. We will be more than repaid for our labor by the favorable con- ment of our friends and the con sciousness of being clean and sani- tary will be a joy all summer. If one woman in d block has more en- thusiasm than another let her in a pie asant way stimulate her neighbor. In the great army of "city beautifiers : let our watchword be I'll be there " The club will meet again Tuesday at 1 o'clock at Y. M. (. X. and insist uo- on a very large meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09

to Mrs. Y. C. Harding, of Fayette- vile. The home for the occasion was elaborately decorated with roses of many varieties. In the cuchre game, which proved most enjoyable, Mrs
 II, K. Toney made the highest score among the ladies of the club and was awarded a hand-painted plate. Wal fer Hudson was successful among the gentlemen and won q "Billiken" The
 guests prize, haudpainted plate. was captured by Mrs. R. T Benton. At q seasonable hour delicious re- treatments were served. In addition to the regular club members q few of Mrs. Knox $ friends were present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
Foreign Missionary Society.

The Womans Foreign Missionary Society of the Lakeside church held an interesting meeting Monday alter noon in the church with Mrs. Jacob Gingrich presiding The devotional was led by Mrs. T. o. Owen. Mrs. A. II. Reeves gave a most interesting and instructive talk on Bible Women and Their Work which was enjoy ed by all. A paper on Why Has Not the Woman's Board Entered Japan" was most impressively given by Mrs. V. o. Buck. \ business session fol- lowed in which it was decide dtn raise the pledge fund of this society to $135 per annum. After the routine business had been disposed of the meeting adjourned to meet next Mon day in the church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
City Beautiful Club.

The City Beautiful Club held a meeting Saturday afternoon. It be- ing Saturday the attendance was small, but the ladies are enthused and so eager to formulate some plan to cause an awakening of civic pride. The mayor was in attendance and ex- pressed himself as willing and anx- ;ous to do all in his power to cO-oper- ate with the club in any thing that
 would benefit or beautfy our city. The lack of funds limits his power to do many things he would like to do. The club earnestly urges everybody next week to do her Spring clean ing" on the entire premises, cut grass and weeds, have fences white wash ed and have all trash removed from yards or alleys. In other words to do all we can to make our home city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09

Mrs. W. l.. Dewoody,-NIiss Snod- grass, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Mccain. Mrs. Ed lIouston-Miss Bryant. Miss Wiedemeyer.
 Mrs. Leo Andrews--Nrs. Su, James. Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Hotchkiss.
 Mrs. R. M. Knox-Mesdames Bacon, Barkeslale
 Mrs. ]. W. scales-Miss Vivian Scott.
 Mrs. McGehee- Mesdamos. Lindsay. Johnson.
 Mrs. M. C. Cross-Mrs. sifford, Miss Rumph,
 Mrs. T. '. Ramsey Thorn burg, Rev. Frank Barrett.
 Mrs. l.. K. I.and-Miss Hooe. Miss Florence Frohlick, Walter Scott.
 Mrs. C. Hing Mrs. Percival. Miss Sue Percival.
 Mrs. John Gibson -Mesdamcs Lee. Hughes, Bell
 Mrs. Hearn--Nlisses Shoppach
 Mrs. w. T. Ferguson-Miss Wad- leigh, Miss Davies.
 Mrs. II. A. Mccoy Mcsdames Will son, White.
 Mrs, J. W. James--Mrs. Smead Miss Johnson.
 Mrs. Hastings-Alrs. Ellen Krohn, Miss Sue Hopkins
 Mrs. X. c. Russell--~Mrs Bishop and children.
 Mrs. IT. l, Holdcrncss-Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Strange
 Mrs. Stella Senyard-Mrs. Stanley Rice.
 Mrs. V $. McClellan-McsJ James Asee, Welsh.
 Mrs. J. Reno-Msss Nellie Glen dennins, Pauline Bogart.
 Mrs. Will Carr-Mr. Carr and wife.
 Mrs. Sandy Reeves-Mesdames Boggs. Charming.
 Mrs. Ginrich~-AIrs. Dickcrson. Mrs. Donaldson-Miss Hopkins.
 Mrs. Dan Koonce-Two children.
 Mrs. Dr. Loving-IMrs. Stinson.
 Mrs. N. T. Roberts-Misses Minnie May Johnson, Francis Matthews. Mrs. MOnk-Mrs. Terry Othe delegates who have not been assigned are Mrs. J. M. farrell, Miss Sharp, Arkadelphia; Mrs. Tolfree ni Fordyce, Mrs. Gibson of Dewitt; Mrs Mof1it of Crossett; Mrs. Clintock, Mrs Spencer, Mrs. J. D. Welsh, Monticello
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
While Away Sewing Circle.

Miss Christine Murphy most de- liShtfully entertained the While Away Sewing Circle Thursday afternoon It her home on West Sixth avenue. The guests were invited to the cool shad- dy lawn where they spent d very en- Joyable afternoon with the handi- work. At an appropriate hour deli cioua refreshments were served. Those present, in addit on to the reg ular club members ware: Misses Eleanor Mum, Lizzie NcFadden, Fan nie Hastings, Jessie Banks, Ethel Clements, Catharine Murphy, Mary Banks, Mrs. Pinchback Taylor and Mrs. T. Y. Murphy. |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
Sunbeam Club.

The Sunbeam Club was pleasantly entertained Friday afternoon by Miss Allie May Gillespie at the home of her parents on South Oak street. Roses and sweet peas added to the beauty of the home Delightful re- treatments followed the preparation or the Sunday school lesson. The cub members present were: Misses Vashti King, Lynn Koonce, Elsie breathwitt, Amanda Brannon, Geor- g1a May List, Grace Scroggin. Ruby McGaushy, Dorothy Loving, Ruth Ar nett and Amanda Brannon.
 The guests were Misses Willifred 1nomas, Naomi Steed, Edith Patter- son. Genevieve Hardness, Eugenia fuddephatt and Marie Flqwers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
NiStAria Club.

The Wisteri;s Club was pleasantly entertained Friday by Mrs. w. E. Collier at her home on West Second avenue. Simple decorations prevail ed. Mrs. Neel Martin proved vic tor in the interesting whist game and was presented with beautiful pair of hand embroidered linen pillow eases. Tempting refreshments were served to the following club mem hers: Mesdames R. E. Lee, T. IT, Collier. Will Rowland, Charles F. Harding, Fayetteyille), Will Taggart Van knoy, M. A. Austin. Dick Bar nett, M. Danaher, D. H. Saunders Neal Martin, Millie Haizlip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
Miss Benton Hostess.

Mrs. R. T. Benton was pleasing hostess Friday afternoon for the matinee club at her home on East 1wel1th avenue.> Roses were employ ed Tn the artistic decoration. Mrs. ohver Galbraith was successful in ene interesting card game and was awarded beautiful cut glass vase. A1ter the game tempting refresh ments were served to the following guests: Mesdames Will Miller, Rus sell Hollis, John Temple, Campbell FOX, w. T. Seawell, w. o. Clark o'1ver Galbraith and R. T. Benton.
 Misses Minnie McGaughy, Emma newoody, Fannie McGaughy, Bettie Austln' Mary Kate Riley, Lola Mann, hona stowell, NEargie Bell Atkinson and Blanche Fox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
The Pine Bluff (Ark.) Club.

ihe Pine Bluff (Ark.) Club enjoyed ".oener social meeting on Thursday 'erhooh. The hostesses were Mrs
 L. Rarkley and Miss May Bark me diversion for the afternoon "as an original geographical contest. was on the order of an old-fash-
 eu spelling match, head and foot ana turning down, as was the old e'noo. Mrs. Barkley was the teach "nu mad rather trying time keep siience and order. All the ques- ,ons were of Arkansas and Pine
 the greatest state and the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
Mrs. Boyd HOnorcc.

Mrs. w. T. Young entertained We'd nesday afternoon, at her home on Martin avenue with a musical compli- mentary to Mrs. B. T. Boyd, of Brownsville, Tenn. The home for the occasion was profusely decorated with Spring flowers and greenery. A most excellent program was rendered. Mrs. Boyd charmed the guests with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
Junior Bridge.

The Junior Bridge Club met Tues day afternoon with Miss Bcrta Sul- livan, at her home OH West Barraque street. Only simple decorations were used. No prizes were given, follow ing the rules of the cl1,b as the total score of each player is kept at each meeting and the member, having the three highest scores at the end of the season will be awarded the pri2- es. At the conclusion of the inter- esting game delicious refreshments were served The club members present were: Misses Orto, Currie, Caldwell, Howell, Austin, Mann, Riley, Geisreiter and Sullivan. The guests were: Misses Fannie Gillespie, Kate Johnson and Edna Stowell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
Merry Maids and MatrOns.

The Merry Maids and Matrons were pleasantly entertained Wednes- day afternoon by Miss Blanche Fox, at the home of her sister, Mrs. R. T. Benton, on East Twelfth avenue. Simple decorations were used, roses being much in evidence. The card game proved unusually interesting and resulted in Mrs. Harry Atwood making the highest score among the matrons, for which she was awarded a handsome hand-painted plate. Miss Hattie Currie was successful among the maids, winning beautiful hat pin. The guests prize, comporte, was captured by Mrs. Ed Rowland, of Memphis. After the game tempting re- treatments were served to Mesdames H. N. Atwood, R. E. Lee, Richard Barnett, H. B. Strange, Van Knox, Ed Rowland, of Memphis; Oliver Gal braith, c. T. Harding, of Fayetteville;
 E. c. Fox, T. H. Collier. A. P. Tur- ney and R. T. Benton. Misses Mat tie Currie, Hattie Orto, Ella Howell, Lorinne Hightower and Blanche Fox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
Past Social Events
neliebtfal Masquerade Party.

One of the most elaborte affairs, among the younger set. of the pres ent socia! season. was the mas1uer- ade party given Friday evening by Attorney and Mrs. W. F. Coleman at their home on South Cherry street. complimentary to Glen Atkinson. The home for the occasion was artistical- ly decorated with Spring flowers of all varieties. As the guests entered at the door they were required to register with their left hand, this proved surprise to all and the ef- forts to perform this unpracticed feat were most laughable. Almost every character. from king to beggars, was represented by the merry young mas oueralers. After the guests had for a while enjoyed the complications which always accompany mistaken identities, they were treated to an Arkansas Town" contest.
 The guests were: Misses Bessie Thompson, Annie Martin, Mildred Owens, Hattie Halsey, Gertrude Fox, Allie May Howell, Katherine Murphy, Rexie, Parker, Readma Dansby Lola Kaiser Willie May Toney, Elizabeth Adams. Jessie Banks, Pearl Sanders, Myrialn Anderson, Irene Crawford, Emma Wilbourne, Emma Sorrells, Edith Woodbridge, Carrie Arnold, Lillian Philpot, Jean Hart. Bessie Martin, Lucille Tucker, Elizabeth Ledbetter, Gertrude Murphy, Eunice Sullivan, Bessie Eilbott, Edith Eos ter, and Ethel Mann.
 Messrs. Bart Eddins, Jim Mcclellan. Virginius Alexander, Rob Lee Byrd, Fay Chew. Howard Strauss, Ernest Hummer. Henry Scul1 Hunter At- kinson, Paul Byrd Garland Pierce. Clifford Foster. Frank Westbrook, Frank Lieberman, Harry Miller Preston Grace. Adam Robinson. Ed gar McCammon, Earnest Whitelaw. Wiley Barrow, Sam Trimble, Craw- ford and Rufus Hudson, Robert Lov- ing Read Fletcher, Mel and Jeff Me Cain, Meyer Nichols, and June Coles.
 The chaperones were NIr. and Mrs. 4. c. Woodberry, Dr. and Mrs. J. l. Norris, Mrs. F. H. Head, of Kan sas City; Mir. and Mrs. 4. D. Foster. Judge and Mrs. w. l.. Woodbridge and Mrs. T. N. Reeder.
 In the contest the guests were re- quired to answer number of ques- tions with the names Of Arkansas towns. Miss Readma Dansby proved victor and was awarded popular book A game of indoor basket ball was next enjoyed. Virginius Alex ander's aim was the truest, winning box of stationery AS each guest was recognized by some friend they were required to unnask. Jean Hart succeeded in remaining unidentified the longest. capturing a beautiful bon bon dish. At Q seasonable hour eIe- gant refreshments were served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
.Manyille.Mc('arrOIl.

4 Mir. Manville and a Miss McCar- roll, both of 'Der1nott, were united in marriage Tuesday morning at 2 o'clock by Rev. T. Y. Ramsey. pas this city The ceremony was said at the parsonage, after which the young couple left for Jonesboro. where they will make their home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
Miss Grace q Guest.

Miss Grace q Guest.
 A pleasant pre-nuptil event of the week given to Miss Sadie Dillard was the card party Tuesday afternoon by Miss Linnie Belle Weber. Members of the Friday Bridge Club were guests, and the occasion was further enlivened by several visiting young ladies. A club prize, a hand embroi- dered centerpiece, was captured by Mrs. Herd Whatley, and guests prize, a Mexican drawn work hand kerchief, was won by Mrs. Robert Tracy Ray. A dainty luncheon was served after the game. The guests were. Mrs. George w. Jacks. Miss Valre Booker, Miss Jodie Arnold Mrs. Herd Whatley, Miss Cora Hui gins, Miss Sadie billiard, Miss Myra Simnls, Mrs. Fred H. Hoffman, Miss Christine Dale. Miss Ophelia Bryant Miss Hester Frost, club members; and Miss Newman, Miss Anis, Miss Grace, Mrs. R. T. Ray, Mrs. c. H.. Jennings. Mrs. Jane Carloss, Miss Reagan and Mrs.J. G. Houston, visi- tors.-TcXarkana Texarkanian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
Delegates as Guests.

The following delegates to the meeting of the Foreign Missionary Society of the Little Rock conference, are being entertained by the various ladies listed below:
 Mrs. R. H. NJ. Mills-Mesdames Gates, Culpepper. Rule.
 Mrs. Arthur Mills& Mrs. Thomas Giles.
 Mrs. Tracy Mills--Miss Baker, Mrs. Vance.