Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16

l. All IHo luemDefS are QueSIen IO come prepared to pay their dues.
 "Pilgrim Meeting.''
 An afternoon was never more high ly enjoyed by the members of Pine Bluff Chapter, Daughter of the Ameri can Revolution, than on yesterday when Mesdames Felix G. Smart ant l. K. Land entertained the Chapte with the Pilgrim Meeting" at th' attractive home of the latter on Wes Fourth avenue. On this occasion th home of Mrs Smart was never nor picturesque, the floral decorations o the various rooms being resplenden with all natures fairest flowers. On' special room was a bower of golde, and lavendar mingled in lovel. shade by the delft hands of the ex perienced hostesses. The fragranc. from the beautiful chrysanthemum' floated over the room, the sweetnes! end beauty seemingly combined il making the scene one of unusual at tractiveness. The next room was on, - of rich glorious Burgundy, made witf countless numbers of crimson chrv santhemums and intermingled witt ferns, palms and other potted plants One room Vas veritable garden O roses. in 'artstic arrangement.
 The principa paper on the program was a reading. 'sMayflower Descend ants, which ha been prepared D. Mrs. w. L. Dewo9y. Mrs. Dewood was detained from he meeting on ac count of illness, an, in her ,absenc the regent Mrs. R:yC. Thompson made an informal talk q the subjee; She gave a list of the A5lgrims an ended her excellent talkoy statin that a number of the desc 2dants a the Pilgrims were at this N1e resi- dents of this city
 The program included vGl sol "Tears,'' sang by Mrs. K. T. bbert. accompanied by Mrs. H. B. tangf Mrs. Hinton Ferguson renderea va cal solo, Mother with Mrs. uti Montgomery as accompanist. re citation "The Monograph was g, by Miss Louise Bridges. On the yitat'on of the Regent, one Of the itors, Mrs Thompson, of shlc' who has been visiting Mrs. c. H. T lett, talked on the Daughters 1872" and the Founders and riots both of which organlzat she is a member. As signif can her membership in the. societies wore badges of both the societies also of the U. D. c. Her talk one of the most pleasing feature the afternoon.
 After the meeting refreshments served, carrying out the colonial ors. Lemon ice, chicken salad mayonnaise, olives, sandwlches nuts were among the dellcacles ed. Before the program brle1 ness session was held, during the regent, Mrs. Thompson rep an the monument which is peln ected in Arkansas. The repo' most satisfactory The nloi' has been ordered and at an earl. the site will be announced. those who enjoyed the pretty hl were Mesdames R. c. Thompson valkenburg, F. G. Smart, L. h. John F. Rutherford B. w Wrlsh ter Hudson, May Tomllnsoh'
 Hankison, Frank B. Tomllnsof ion Ferguson, Lutie Montgome p Strange, K. T. Roberts ana Bridges; Misses Louise Brlds
 willie Hooker. The vlsl'ofs
 od Nesdames Thompson, or Cl C. H. Triplett and Miss zllla
 of Little Rock; Masters Eugeh
 ges and Taylor Roberts. The
 her meeting will be held with
 gent Mrs. R. c. Thompson,
 scriblAn the year books tn tn
 ings wifi be progressive.
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 he the Colonial meeting TT
 ings will continue to psosfe
 a meeting will be held por'' ''
 1oman of this day.
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