The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-28
Miss Helen Purcell, Hostess.

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 Miss Helen Purcell, Hostess.
 Miss Helen Purcell entertained a number of her young friends with weekend house party given at her home on West Grand avenue.
 Games and music added merri. ment to the occasion.
 Those enjoying the hospitality of Miss Purcell were: Misses Fife and Emma Bledsoe, Martha Hooper, Evi- lee Doughitt, Goldie and Pearl Dill low, Flora Ritter, Ethel Carpenter, Esther Longworth; Messrs. Lester Warner, Charles Goslee, Jack liar din, Roy Simmons, Sidney Sims aud Decatur Hanna.
 Mesdames Purcell and Dillow chaperoned the young people. 1912 Class Picnic Complimentary 10
 Miss Ruth Gregory.
 Those of the 1912 high school graduating class attending the re- union picnic, given as compliment to Miss Ruth Gregory, who will soon depart for Shreveport to make her home, included, in addition to the honoree, Misses May Jones, Delie Bancroft, Frances Horner, Kate Martin, Bernice Fellheimer, Florence Borman, Margaret Gillen, Rose Pc sey, Lillie Newman; Messrs. Fred Lewis, Dan Allen, w. c. Brown, IT,, Charles Garrett, and Reginald Young Miss Goldie Dillon Entertains "susy
 Bees" of Christian Church.
 The fifteen boys in the Sunday class taught by Miss Goldie Dillon enjoyed her hospitality Saturday when she entertained them with an outing at the Ouachita river Those enjoying the affair were: Masters Henry Stute, Walter Taylor, Gilbert Taylor, Argus StonecIpher, Dewey B.ongworth, Teddie Iongworth, Oli- yer Kuhn, Ernest Hobbs, Edward May, Sylvan Warner Charlie Will jams, Wade Housley, Earl Lawrence, John Lewis, Carter Lewis; Misses Pearl Dillow. Frances Williams, Els telle Housley, Harrison Taylor. Birthday Party. Little Miss Marcelle Warren Murphy, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Warren Murphy, celebrated her sixth birthday with a party Friday given by her parents at their hos pitable home to number of the honorees wee friends.
 Many lovely presents were tender ed the little lady by her guests who l were:
 Misses Jewell Murphy, Esther Longworth, Jamie Bryan, Betty Mann, Frieda and Edith Brooks Katherine and Bessie Curl, Helen Davis, Katherine Powers, Hilda Will Hams. Masters Robert Afford, Ken meth Rigsbee, Onis Green and Rob ,ert Merritt.
 The little honor guest was show cred with many lovely presents and 1 everyone enjoyed the occasion and took part in the games. Assisting Mrs Murphy were Mesdames Roy B. Murphy, Brooks, Merritt, Gill Davis and Powers.
 Delicious refreshments were serv ed
 l Anniversary Dinner Given by MT
 and Mrs. C. j. Green.
 Celebrating their 21st wedding an niyersary with a sumptuous o'clock dinner given on their lawn Thursday | evening proved a most pleasant, af | fair to the score of invited guests who shared the enjoyment with the gracious host and hostess.
 Following the meal, the evening was passed delightfully with music MT. and Mrs. R. Terrell Gotham Honorees.
 The Philathea class, numbering sixty-seven, of the Central Methodist church gave a reception Friday eve ming at the handsome new Sigler apartments with a reception en- liyened by an impromptu musical program, the presentation of gifts and delicious ice course.
 Miss Bessie Newsom in behalf Of the Philathea class gracefully pre- sented the honorees with cut glass compete and Miss Bess Shrimplin, in behalf of Mir. and Mrs. Trimble, presented another cut glass piece.
 Mrs. John H. Ryan and daughter, Miss Mary Ryan, will leave today on an extended western trip. In addi- ton to spending some time on the