The Springdale news., 1912-07-26

Ruth Glass. Ruth Mckinney, Mariana Taylor, and Elizabeth Caldwell.
 Beautiful music vas furnished by Miss Harriet Marks, Miss Marion f.ersy and Mrs. John Sanders
 More than 125 guests were present Friday evening, those rom other points being Nr and Mrs 4 o lark. Mr. and Mrs E e Baker. MT. and Mrs. Harry Buck, Mr. and Mrs ]. ( Mespadden, Mr and Mrs. R. Forwood. Mr and Mrs C. (. Clarke. all Of Rogers Mrs Brownlee and Mrs. Lynch Of st Louis; Miss Nell Perkins Of Shenandoah, Iowa
 The new Perkins home which has been christened Dancing Rab- bit-Feot Lodge. stands on=the brow Of the beautifully wooded bill overlooking the well known spring and picnic ground l. is gem of rustic beauty The general arehitee- tural style, the hewn log exterior and the massive oak porch columns are in perfect harmony with the sur roundings
 The interior is model both for convenience Of arrangement and beauty of finish The living room and aining room are specially at- tractite. being panelled and finish ed in solid walnut, which like the other tinI5ers used in the building, grew near where the house stands. 4 beautiful maHtel over rustic fire place and stairway of solid walnut are features of the eommodious liy- ing room worthy of special mention.
 The many friends Of Dr. and Mrs. Perkins. who enjoyed their hospital ity in the new home. congratulate them upon being the owners Of one ot the most picturesquety located, al. traetively designed, beautifully finish. ed and conveniently arranged homes in Northwestern Arkansas
 Incidentally t might be mention cd that the unique name given their home by Dr. and Mrs Perkins goes way back to early days n this coun- Try. Old government papers show that the land where the home stands was part of the reservation of the noted Indian chief Dancing Rab- bit Foot Many Indian relics are frequently found or tie farm
 The Jolly Dozen Club
 On Wednesday afternoon, July r, Mrs. HoHenbeck entertained the Jolly Dozen Club On arriving the members of the club were agreed ply surprised to find that our hostess had invited in addition eight other ladies as guests for the day, the whole making a lively company in deed Several recitations, some giy- en by members of the club and some by the guests. added to the enter taiHmeat of The afternoon Dainty refreshments were served and the time spent together Wes much en- joyed by all.
 The members CT tas Nednesda! Club, enjoyed, with her husbands and a few friends. a pieaic supper in the park on their regular after noon for meeting Anon; four e. eIeek well-fiIIed baskets might have been seen Oil th.ir way 70 the pic n.r place and b sx o'clock quite q number of hungry men were follow Ing the same path. 0a table con structed for the event was spread every thing pertaining to and sug eestiye of an out door feast and tc say | was enjoyed doesut expres: There was excitement when i ~as discovered that two young Iadiet who had 10 husbands had hid den away two well filled plates fol two young men who were @substi tutes and happened te be late bur arrived in time to receive their sup per Lets have another picnic soon
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 Mrs \ Harris gave @42' party on Tuesday evening al Whict , six tables Of players took part T. spite Of the warmth Of the eyeuins , the guests famed and played anc everyone had a good time Two l kinds Of cake and ice cream wer. served and most heartily enjoyed Mrs Harris is always good en teTtainer
 Even the man with a buoyant dis