Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-07-03

Misses Elizabeth Adams and Ruth Scales have returned from a visit
 with Miss Marguerite Whitmarsh. in /, TeXarkana.
 z. V, Ashcraft left yesterday for Slaves, Ark, to visit his parents. He Will spend some of his time fishing and hunting.
 Mrs. A. Muschia, of Dallas, Texas, has arrived in the city and is visiting
 her daughter, Mrs. Ben Sylvester, on
 West Fourth avenue.
 H. G. Higginbotham returned from England yesterday afternoon, having
 finished auditing the Plum Bayou Levee District books.
 Miss Pauline Foster and Mrs. O. E. Foster left yesterday afternoon for Shreveport La, where they will be the guests of relatives.
 Mrs. A. M. Clarke has returned to her home in Memphis, after spending the past few months in this city as the guest of Mrs Hunter H. Knox.
 Misses Ethel and Ava Viets expect to leave about July 12 for Fayetteville and other northern points in the state, for a few weeks with relatives
 Mrs. Eugene Butler and daughter, Miss Cornelia Butler, of Little Rock, arrived in the city yesterday after , noon and are the guests of MT. and J Mrs. S. X. Miller.
 Mrs. Frank Stewart left yesterday afternoon for Maiden, Mo-, to accom- pany her little daughter, Nettie Stew are, home. She has been there visit ing Mrs. Walter Hair.
 Henry Cook, of Cincinnati, arrived last night to attend his mother who is critically ill at the home of N l.. Cook on West Second avenue, and to visit his family for few days.
 Miss Joe May Wood, of Hot Springs, is expected to arrive in the city next week and visit Misses Hattie and En- fly Fox Miss Wood is the daughter of Judge Wood, of that city. i Mrs. G. w. Sibeck and daughter, left yesterday afternoon for their home in Los Angeles, Cal, after a visit here with Mrs. E. c. Viets and daughters, Misses Ethel and Ava Viets. Malachi Donovan, Mo Roth and Dan Rutledge left last night for Pendleton, Ark, where they will spend several days as guests of Col. J. c. Cross and family. They will spend the Fourth on Silver Lake.
 Mrs. Jack Elliott and children left . last night for Pine Bluff to visit for i. a few days and from there they will go to Beaumont, Texas, to spend few months with Mrs. Elliott's par ents-Stuttgart Arkansawyer. Miss Jean Ferguson and little ne- phew, Jerome Enderby, left Friday for Fair Oaks, Ark, where they will . spend a few days with Mrs. Ovid Cook. They will then go to Memphis to be the guests of relatives. Mrs. W. S. Harris and daughter, Miss Reva Harris left yesterday after noon for Little Rock, for a brief visit with friends. Miss Harris leaves Wednesday for Denver, Colorado, , where she will spend the summer. Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge has retur.l- ed from St. Louis, where she has been attending her father for few weeke. Her parent, Col. Royston of Washing ton, Ark. underwent an operation some time ago and has since hecs improving rapidly.
 Miss Bernice Whitelaw has gone to Little Rock, where she is visiting Miss Dorothy Byington. Miss White law accompanied Miss Byington home yesterday afternoon after the latter spent several days here with her sis- ter, Mrs. J. H. Ancrum.
 Mrs. Nathan Levi and daughter, Miss Etta Levi, leave today for their home in Nashville, Tenn, after visit with Mrs. Lewis daughter, Mrs. J. c. Custer. They attended the wedding of Miss Rose Custer and Mack Hollis here several weeks ago.
 Miss Willie May TonV/ returned home yesterday evening om Little