Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-09
Ark, where they will visit theil
 daughter, Mrs. o. K. Womack.

daughter, Mrs. o. K. Womack.
 Mrs. Paul \. IBuyserkle has returned from visit to Stuttgart. where she was the guest of Mir an Il Mrs. NJ. Buerkle and Mrs. NJ. Harper.
 Mrs. \ F. Van, formerly of this city, nowN@aking .bsf' home in For dyce. passed through the city yes terday en route to Little Rock.
 Mrs. Peter Byrd, who left here some time ago for New Orleans. is now visiting in Biloxi. Miss. Mrs. Byrd has much improved in health.
 Mrs. Harrison. mother of Mrs. D. B. Niven, of this city, has returned from a visit with Mrs Niven, at Tucker, who is also her daughter.
 J. $. Speed. a prominent insurance man of Little Rock, representing the Liverpool, London and Globe Con- pany, was in the city yesterday call ing on his agents, the Home Insur- ance Agency.
 Mrs. R. l., Arnett and little daughter, Rowena, have arrived from Springfield, Mo-. 10 attend the mar riage of her sister, Miss Fay Green and George Teuksbury Davis, at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs Thomas Green, this evening.
 Miss Grace Brant, of Hope, Ark, who a few weeks ago was the guest of Miss Eula Ware, returned yester day afternoon from Memphis, where she has been visiting and is again the guest of Miss Ware. She will spend a few days here before her return to Hope
 Mrs. F. \. Payne, of McGehee, was in the city yesterday accompanied by her mother, Mrs Will Cranberry, who was en route to her home in Tullaho- ma, Tenn. Mrs. Cranberry has been visiting Mrs Payne at McGehee for some time. Mrs. Payne spent yester- day sn the city with relatives. and returned to iMeGehee late yesterday afternoon
 Monsignor J. M. Lucey has gone on a trip to San Antonio and other points in Texas Father Lucey is in feeble health again and perhaps he will make trip to South America before his return. His host O. friends hope for his speedy recovery and his safe return home at an early date
 Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dreyfus return. ed yesterday morning from New York where they spent the past severa weeks on a business and pleasure trip. Mr. Dreyfus has been away buy ing goods for the Dreyfus depart ment store, and was accompanied b! Mrs. Dreyfus Miss Artie. Dreyfus vii remain in the East for some time.
 Miss LeXie Bell left yesterday af ternoon for her home in Benton, afte1 spending several months in this city as English teacher at the Pine Bluff High School. Miss Bell was forced to resign on account of i'll health This step is regretted by her many friends, which she has made since coming to the city. Miss Ruby Glib. son has taken up her work at the High School.
 ! MT. and Mrs. R. S. Trulock arrived in the city yesterday from Norfolk Va, and are the guests of relatives They have spent the past few months in Norfolk, after long cruise GOV. ering a period of several months, ir their yacht. the Amohalko, during which time the Northern Lake region and the principal water cruises of the north and east were traversed. Mir Trulock will go to Oklahoma in a few days to look after business in- terests, but will return here and join Mrs. Trulock in visit of sev- eral weeks to Pine Bluff relatives before returning to Norfolk.