Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-06

ahd other points in Texas, where he spent few weeks Cn his vacation. visiting relatives and friends
 J. E. smither and daughter, Miss Edna, returned yesterday morning from Englani. where they spent tht. Fourth with relatives and friends.
 C. E. Philpot, manager of the Elks Theater for the coming season, left yesterday afternoon for New York, where he will book attractions : T the house.
 Dr. Lillian C. Higginbotham and Miss Anne Starkwea1er left yester- day morning for little Rock, to spend a few days and attend the state os- teOpathic convention.
 Miss Lillian Vail, of Patoka, H., is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. E. L. Vail. Miss Vail came here to assist with the music in the Violet meeting now in progress in this city.
 Mrs. D. R. Zones, Of Little Rock, is in the city the guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs, c. c. Cline Ms. Zones will assist the choir at the Vio- lett tent meeting this evening
 Mrs. Mamie Scull and Mrs. J. H. Mann have returned to their homes in Pine Bluff, after a delightful stay of several days with their brother, !. P. Wright-Camden Beacon.
 Misses Pearl Sanders and Eliza2rsl l Ledbe tier have returned from Eng .isa. where they were the guests of Mrs. A. M. Hooker on the Fourth of IulN. They attended big picnic a1 Swan Lake.
 William Harrison and Bonnie Par sons have returned from St. Louis and Chicago, where they have been visiting friends for a few weeks. They were the guests of J. H. Scoggins and family in Chicago.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bluestein, of Shreve- port, La, left yesterday afternoon for Battle Creek, Mich, to spend the sum- mer. Mr. and Mrs. Bluestein spent a few days here as the guests of their son, I. s. Bluestein.
 Dr. L. c. Roberts, of Irene, Texas, was in the city yesterday en route home from Chicago, where he has been taking a post graduate course in medicine He was the guest of Ms and Mrs. o. P. Keadle here.
 John Ivy, who for the past few months has been making his home in St. Louis and has been connected win the Wabash railroad offices, is expected to arrive home this week for , ;sit with his parents, Mir. and MS. Jack Ivy.
 Mrs. Sam Franklin, Mrs. Rebecca Franklin. J. l. Altschul and Mrs. Ma mic Pollock arrived last night from Little Rock to attend the funeral of Never Weller, which will be arranged today.
 Mrs. Lee Fox and two daught 91s Misses Ella and Margaret, leave IT, morrow, for Black Mountain \. o to spend the summer. Miss Ella FOX will 90 to Lynchburg, Va, to attend Randolph-Macon college, after spen''' ing the summer with her mother.
 Mrs. Irene Armstrong, of this city who for several weeks has been Wis iting in Bryn Mawr, Penn, will leave soon for New York City, to spend the summer. Mrs. Armstrong is accom- nanied by her little daughter, Eliza beth, and Miss Fay Taylor. Misses Pearl Boger, of Concord, N C.. and Rosalie Philpot and Eugene Philpot. John Tucker and Jim Clem' mons, of Swan Lake, left yesterday for Rankhead, where they will be the ouests of Miss Sallie Jarvis, at house party at the home of MT. ane Mrs F. A. Jarvis. They will return home Thursday.
 Mrs. c. M. Williamson, of Birm'ng ham, Ala, formerly Miss lola fn'i not, of this city, expects to leave Sat urday for her home, after visit "l'. her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. M. Phil not Miss Pearl Boger, Of Concoa a N e. who has been visiting Mis- hosalie Philpot, will accompany her
 Mrs. w. c. Hudson and Mrs. GOT rinne Knox left yesterday afternoo' for Ocean Grove, f. J., to spend In' e,mmer They will visit the Nam moth Cave on their way. Mrs. Lutl Montgomery and two children Mrs W. m c,.or+ and Felixrch. arriving M.. n. 0 .O,o,, .nd iopight found will leave 'od'' 1ering at the Smart and Knox a' ghbor stuck Thursday. ting windo | Mrs. Matte Evans, W'knock like v;s;+;ne her niece, Mrs.e bishop \