Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-09-09

cities to spend several weeks visit ing relatives and friends.
 NIT. and Mrs. H. Henderson and ht- tie daughter left yesterday afternoon for North Carolina. where they Will spend some time as the guests of rela- tiyes.
 Mrs. R. A. Chestnut, who has been in Chicago in attendance on the fash ion show. has returned and resumed her duties with the Melvin Dry Goods Company.
 Miss Ranack. of New York. who will be the trimmer in the millinery department of the McEwln Dry Goods Company this season, has ar rived in the city.
 Mrs. J. o. Hutcherson and four children, Edwin, Mary, Fred and James. of Monticello, arrived yestels day and will be the guests of friends and relatives here.
 Miss Frances Matthews, the popU- lar milliner at the Grand Leader has returned from several weeks vaca- tion spent in St. Louis, Chicago, New York and Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Thomas Scott and children and Miss Anna Scott left yesterday afternoon for Popular Bluff. Missou- ri where they will be the guest of friends and relatives for a tune.
 Miss Eva Harper of Pueblo, Colo rado. who is en route to her former home at Monticello, is ia the city for short stay, with her sister Mrs. F. c. Powell, No. 1116 West Twenty-third avenue.
 Harry B. Solmson, wife and baby arrived Sunday from Camden. Alr Solmson left in the afternoon for St Louis on a business trip and Mrs Solmson and Harry B. Jr., will re- main here until his return.
 Mrs. M. C. Cross and grandchildren Adele. Polly and Harry Hankins, are in the city for brief visit from their home at Monticello. Miss Leyle Cross. who will enter college, arriv- ed in the city last Thursday.
 Master Preston Cook returned Sunday night from Abilene, Texas where he spent the summer with his
 M Nys R1Ioly Cook He will attend school here and is mak- ine his home with MT. and Mrs. B. l.. Owen.
 Clay Stacker left Sunday for Clarksv1ile, Tenn, to join Mrs. stack CT and little daughter, Mary, who have been the guests of friends and relatives there for several weeks After few days visit they will re- turn to their home in this city.
 Miss Ethel Shaw, of Dallas, Texas and Miss Dorothy Gates. Of Little Rock. who have been on short visit at Fordyce, have arrived Tn the city and are now the guests of Mir and Mrs. Felix Smart, No. HI West Fifth avenue.
 Mrs. T. o. Skaggs, No. 4Oo Colorado street, left yesterday for New Albany Indiana, where she will visit her SIS ter for a time She will return by way of Cape Girardeau, Missouri where she has another sister, whose guest she will be before her return to thls city.
 Mrs. R. B. Jones, daughter Of Mrs A. M. Norris. sustained several minor burns Sunday when a gas stove which she lighted, "flashed' burn ing her on the face and head. F'ortu- nately the burns, while painful. arc not serious, and Mrs. Jones is resting as well as could be expected.
 Mrs. F. A. Bluerock and children accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Bo' rocky, and sister, Mrs. J. B. Diemer have returned from a pleasant visit with relatives and friends in Little Rock. Mrs. Diemer will remain in this city for a short time as the guest ol her sister.
 Mrs, Corrine Smart-KnoX arrived yesterday from Little Rock, where she joined her mother, Mrs. Vi. E Smart, coming from San Antonio Texas. They were thu guests O. Mrs Knox's sisters, Mrs. Roy Bono and Mrs. Guy Fulk. while in Little Rock. Mrs. Knox has just returned from an extended trip to Japan China and India, and points in the 1,ai+oa States. and is warmly wei