Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-13
LADY
 DRIVERS HERE Automobiles Have Done Much in Securing Good
 Roads
AUTOING IS POPULAR
Some Pine Bluff Misses and MatrOns Who Master the Wheel in
 Local Cars.

Monsters of the American High way the term applied to automo- piles by many expert writers, are be- coming more popular in Pine Bluff each day. The number of cars of all kinds in the city is one of Pine Bluffs most beautiful assets. The fashion of horse and buggy is rapid- ly fading into the dim past, and it is predicted that before many more sea- sons the city will number it's auto- mobiles by the hundreds. The auto- mobile regarded in the right manner will be seen to be a great benefit to every city. With the automobile comes the good roads and streets, which is an essential to a city.
 On any afternoon and evening spec tators may see numerous cars of all makes gliding smoothly in or out on the beautiful new Olive street drive, or returning dust laden from the ex- cellent pike drive South of the city. Although Pine Bluff has it's share of ''buzz wagons" the drivers and the public are practically free from ac- cident. The drivers are all nervy and majority of them are exceed imgly careful in driving their mach ines.
 Among the automobDn drivers of the city are numbered many of the most charming matrons and young ladies of the city. The afternoon drives especially appeal to many lad ies and it is very seldom that glance up the street will not reveal some we'll known lady mastering the steering wheel and carefully guiding her car through the busiest thorough fares.
 Among the most accomplished in this art is Mrs. Helix Smart, wife of IF. c. Smart, the we'll real estate and automobile man. This charming mat ron was not only among the first Pine Bluff ladies to venture forth as Fa driver, but Is still one of the most enthusiastic drivers of the city. She has gained much knowledge in motor ing and is most frequently seen on the paved streets or on the roads about the city in one of Mr. Smart'e cars.
 Miss Stella Matz the young daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. John Matz, is an other of the skilled young ladies who devote much of their time to auto mobiling. Miss Matz has only been driving for the past few months, but
 has made such excellent headway that she may now be seen speeding and driving in an attractive man. ner.
 Miss Katherine Stinson, daughter of Mrs. E. B. Stinson, is one of the most skilled mechanicians as we'll as a driver in the city. She is known as fearless young lady Whlo drives with her whole soul and complete familiarity with her car. She has made trips to all of the neighboring towns in her car, accompanied by her mother and sometimes large party of autoists.
 Misses Nettie and Marie Lloyd, daughters of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Lloyd. are we'll known to Pine Bluffians as ardent admirers of the excitement of handling "a large machine. They, are very careful. Although they are are very careful. Although she is quite experienced in driving they dis play the greatest care at all times.
 Mrs. w. N. Trulock, wife of w. N. Trulock of the Hotel Jefferson, is a Pine Bluff matron that spends much time in the open motoring with a party of friends. Mrs. George H. Ad- ans. who received a handsome car some time ago, gives promise of be- ing an excellent driver. Mrs. Hin ton Ferguson also enjoys much time at this popular branch of sport. Miss Emma Monk, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Monk, is quite an accomplished young lady who drives an electric car with the greatest ease.
 Mrs. John l.. Mills, driving an cleo tric car, is among the most enthus- iastic drivers in the city. Miss Car rie Weller Arnold, daughter of MT. Arnold. the we'll known jeweler, is often seen on afternoons with a par ty of friends motoring, as is also Miss Ali May Howell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. A. Howell, and their driving brings forth many comments of sat ssfaction from spectators. Mrs. P. M. Kilroy drives her new machine ac- and there are many other ladies in the city who are to make their A'but as '1qhaffemrs' in the near future.