The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-15
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ner and Mrs. II, A. Jones, compli- mentary 10 their sister, Miss LOT Iraine Roth of Cincinnati who is their guest.
 The party took place in the spa cious parors of the handsome Ma jestic hotel. The ladies were all prettiiy gowned and presented a charming picture.
 The games of 800 proved delightful aversion. The handsome prizes were won by Misses Margaret Gillen, Frances Horner and Kathleen Murff. The consolation prize was awarded Miss Helen IIorner. A delicious salad course and punch proved appetizing refreshment. Those enjoying this hospitality in addition to the hostesses and hon oree were: Misses Alton Williams, Frances Eisele, Roberta Kennedy Helen Babeock, Helen Horner, Fran ces Homer, Irene Mclaughlin. Stella Mclaughlin, Barbara Kearney, Mary McCauley Margaret Gillen, Kath- Teen Murff and Bess Martin.
 < Miss Louise Petit, Honoree.
 A charming affair of last evening was the dance given by Miss Claire Mclaughlin complimentary to her friend, Miss Louise Petit, who vii. soon depart for Blue Mountain Cor lege in Mississippi.
 The handsome ballroom at the Ma jestic hotel where the dance took place, presented gay and festive scene as the merry dancers kept time to delightful music furnished Dy he Majestic orchestra. One merry feature of the evening was the tag" dance, which created much amusement
 Refreshing punch was served throughout the evening.
 Miss Mclaughlin invited the mem bers of the Eleven Club and the members of the 1916 Grub.
 Those invited to share the pleasure with the honoree were Misses Ger. trude Chapman, Louise Moyston.
  Rock, Betty Clay Pennell, Memphis; Alene and Ruth Williams, Fay and Esther Beauchamp, Bess Martin, Rena Stearns. Edwina Cook. Evelyn Lemly Olive Faulkner, Dale Will Hams, Louise and Zena Horner, Ruth Thompson, Gladys Lewis, Ruth Thomas, Margaret and Alene Gold. Juanita Gillian, Lucille Woodcock, Roberta Kennedy, Estelle Housley, Fannie Comedy, Mary Stuart Win ters and Mrs. David A. Crockett; Messrs. Cecil I.edwidge, Clarence Gladson. Tom Eddy, Miller, Bedding, Max Gold, Myron Townsend, Stanley Lee, Morley Can't, Harry Kranz Peyton Jordan, Marion Riggs, Guy Randolph, Vernon Dinwiddie Jess Gillian, Alden Hazelrig. Bob Viasco, John Lambeth. James Weaver, Bud Eddy, Joe Randolph, Wallace, Ray Smith, Frank Johnson, Paul Thomp- son, Walter Looney Grafton Patton, Cecil Parker, E. E. McKain and Louis Sumpter.
 The chaperons were Mesdamcs Frank Mclaughlin, Tom Petit, Far reilly Kimbell and J. ?. Randolph. MT. and Mrs. C. H. Geary, who reside on the Cedar Gades road, have returned from Chicago.
 Robert Thornton. son of Mrs. Vir- ginia Thornton, is attending the military camp of instruction being held in Little Rock.
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 George R. Bedding returned yestcr day from Little Rock
 Mrs. NJ. Elrod and Miss Pear Rogers of TeXarkana are in the city visiting relatives for a few days and will he the guests of Mrs. Cora Hig- gins while here. They are en route home from New York.
 Mir Ned PicerIo, who has been director of the orchestra at the Prin cess theater for the past four years.
  I'll, where he has accepted a position with a large vaudeville theatre.
 A card from Miss Laura Haley re- ports a fine time boating and surf bathing at Galveston, Texas, where she is enjoying a vacation.
 Percy Petit Mckinney returned from Memphis Monday following a vacation trip to Mexia, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Galveston and Mem phis.
 Houston Emery will return today from Searcy, where he has been on business i'll connection with the puc chase of a flour mill now owned ny him and R. l.. Williams.
 Mrs. Houston Emory will return to- might from Montgomery county