The Forrest City times., 1911-06-09
Mrs. Baugh Entertains

One Of the most charming and recherche eu- tertalnmentS of the season was the reception tendered Mrs. Robert Wilker>on, of Memphis, and Miss Meta Orr, of Nashville, delightful guests of our highly esteemed towHspeopie. AIr- and Mrs J. h. Baugh. Never has the beautiful Bau=h home been more attractive. lis -arnlture of IaFrance roses and sweet peas made this lovely retreat redolent with fragrance which seemed To breathe a silent welcome to the handsome and bccomingly gpWHtd women WhO were fortunate recipients of Mrs. Raueh hospitality. Mrs. Baugh was assisted In rnterlaiuinL by her charming guest>, and attractive relative. Mrs Alice Matthews. lhe>c ladies received heir friends
 m The elegant and spacious drawing room where delightful electrical breeIcs refreshed tnrm trom The sun parched rays outside At> Edgar r. Taylor aud Mrs Brooks Narttcct Iii a gtaelouo manner welcomed the guests upon entering line house, and after erecting ihe hostess and her lovely aids were pil0tcd io lht inviting cosy corner on the vine clad AtiAndah Wherea delicious and novel beverage styled Roman Tea was dispensed by the win some young friends of the hostess, Miss Courtney CoWan, recently home from >i 1atherlncs seminary, located near the ariStO- cratic httle city of Bolivar Tennessee and Miss bOodWyn IIpton, who possesses rare musical gifts. The dining room was a bower oi loNellnee>. where the color scheme of pink. green and white was strongly emphasized in the decoration and ices. An exquisite luncheon cloth wlth ornate decorations of emhroid- cry covered the handsome table whose ap- continents of cut glass and silver were simply iaultlc>>. ccnterpiece of sweet peas with lovely ribbon ganiiture cNhaled the same de- hclouS sweetness apparent in the other DOT tons ot the house. tairy-like baskets of the same dainty flowers were rihbOn-SuSDended from the massive chandelier in the center of the room.
 MeSdames John l. Jones and Joe Ferguson rharmingly presided in the dining room, help Ing The guests to delicious ices which would have tempted an epicurean taste Just at dusk the last gnests bade their hostess good night. The elegant new ear recently purchased by Mr. Baugh was uSed to convey those aiding MlS Baugh 10 their several homes.
 The affair was pronounced a delightful sue guests.
 Miss Audrey Martin, of Wynne, came yesterday to attend the enter tainment of Mrs E. A. Rofe and Mrs . \. Warren last night and visit with her friend. Miss Lottie Aldridge
 While perambulating along Front street on business Wednesday morn- ing, our good friend MT. W. L. Law renee, of the City Grocery, missed his footing or slipped and fell upon the concrete pavement at the ] w Beck Company corner, breaking the knee cap of his left leg, which caused him great suffering Friends rushed to his assistance. he was picked up and carried into the Beck Company $ store, where Dr. Bogart attended him, and later had him removed to his home. Thursday morning he was do- ing as well as could be expected but suffering very much. and it was de- clded to remove him To q hospital in Memphis for treatment. This was done. Dr. Bogart accompanying him on the fast train last evening The gentleman has our sympathy in his misfortune, and our sincere hope that lie will soon be mended and able 10 be about, and that the injury may not be permanent, as it is feared that it may cripple him for life.