Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-31
at the meeting, and considerable in- terest and enthusiasm was manifested.


 terest and enthusiasm was manifested. Golden Wedding.
 Tuesday afternoon from 2 to , o'clock was very happy occasion in the history of the family of MT. and Mrs. R. H. M. Mills. At that time was celebrated the golden wedding anniversar of MT. and Mrs. Mills, in an open house reception at the home of their youngest son, Tracy Mills, No. 1921 West Sixth avenue Mr. and Mrs. Mills were united in marriage in Pine Bluff and have resided ln Pine Bluff and Jefferson county with out interruption ever since.
 In the house party which received at yesterdays affair, were MT. and Mrs. R. H. M. Mills, and their chil- dren, Mrs. F. B. Renfrow, Mir and Mrs. John L. Mills, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Mills and daughter. little Katherine Pickens Mills; MT. and Mrs. Tracy Mills and children, Maia- ie, Zillahmay and Albert Rufus Mills; Mrs. Mills sister, Mrs. J A. Woodsou and Miss Adele Woodson of Little Rock; MT. and Mrs. R. H. Mills, of Little Rock; Mrs. Robert w. New ell, of Little Rock; MT. and Mrs. Da- vid l. Mills, and daughter, Miss Vir- ginia Mills; Mrs A. Retan and Miss Zillah Retan, of Little Rock; Capt and Mrs. Sebastian Geisreiter and Miss Mary Geisreiter; MT. and Mrs. Leo M Andrews; Mrs. Rachel Wink lein, of Memphis; Mrs w. J. Gal braith, Miss Virginia Osborne, Mrs Victoria Mills, and Mrs. B. Seymour
 Among those present who attended the wedding of MT. and Mrs. Mills were Mrs. Mary E. Seymour, Mrs. M. T. Van Valkenburgh, Gabe Meyer and Mrs. J. M. Strange, of Dewitt. Aunt Minty Hayes, a colored woman who formerly belonged to the Mills fam l fly, and who now resides on the Mills farm south of Pine Bluff, was present among those who assisted with the re treatments. She, too, attended the wedding. A stringed orchestra furnished old time melodies appropriate to the oc- casion, and pleasing refreshments l were served. MT. and Mrs. Mills were showered with handsome pres ents, congratulatory letters and tele- grams which proved them to ne tkn'ong the richest people in Pine Bluff-in friends
 i A Guest Book which it was de- sired that the name of every one present at the reception would be in- scribed, records the following in addi- | tion to those previously mentioned: Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Nelson, Mrs. ! w. Scales, Mir. and Mrs. John W. Crawford; Dr. and Mrs. John w Withers. Mrs. G. H. Martin, Miss An nie Martin; Judge and Mrs. John M
 Elliott, Rev. and Mrs. c. D. Woods Jr., Mrs. J. B. H. McIver, Mrs. M. K, Wilbourne, Miss Mildred Withers Mrs. l.. D. Lifts, Mrs. w. D. Fergu- son, Mrs. B. Carter, Dr. and Mrs. J M. Lemons and daughters, Misses Ro- zell and Ethel Lemons; Mrs. M. Dana her, Mrs Lillian Mohler. Mrs. w. F Coleman and Miss Farnces Coleman Mrs. J. M Cook; Mrs. Inella Cole man (Stuttgart); Mrs. T. 5. Lyle Mrs. Hubert B. Starnge, Mrs. Walter c. Hudson, Mrs. John Temple, Mrs Lutie Montgomery, Mrs. William A Taggart, Mrs. Corinne l.. Knox, MT and Mrs. William L. Dewoody, Mrs Chas. R.. Fitzhugh, Mrs. P. P. Byr.l Mrs. Harry I. Holderness, Mrs Nea Martin, Misses M. D. and Mary Mccoy Abe N. Bloom, Miss Georgia Wilkins MT. and Mrs. Sam c. Alexander, Mrs A. M Green, Mrs. Mollie Smith, Mrs E HI, Johnson, William Nichol. Miss Louise Bridges. Mrs. Peter N. Bridges Miss Virgil Cavaness (Monticello) Mrs. B. N. speer (Texas). Mrs. V. Q Alexander, Miss Olivia Alexander Mrs. B E. Benton, Mrs. Jules T. Bor' reson, Mrs. w. s. Harris, Mr. 'and Mrs. F. Garland May, Mrs. lone Leam ing, Mrs. T. Haynes Gregory. Mrs ] William o. Taggart, Mrs. A. B. Grace Mrs. M. L. Bell. Mrs. Harry N. At