The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-09
Society MRS D. A. CROCKETT Editor Telephone PAX
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Musicale.
 The musicale given last evening under the auspices of Central Meth odist church in the First Baptist church building was well attended and greatly enjoyed by music lovers. Miss Ellen Anderson, who arranged | the program, was the recipient or many compliments on the success of the affair.
 Rev. IH. B. Trimble, the pastor. pre- sided over the meeting, announcing the numbers.
 The piano selection by Mrs. J. F. Hogue was a classic, admirably rem dered with the finish of an artlste.
 The two trio selections, "A Perfect Day" and My Soul" as rendered by Misses Maybel'e Schenk est. Louis) Adele Johnson and Mrs. Sidney Mutt were especially pleasing numbers and elicited much applause.
 Two of the star features of the pro- gram were the vocal solo by Mrs. k. Ehmann and the vocal duet by MT. and Mrs Fhmann with Mrs. ]. E. Hogue at the piano Rounds of ap- plause were accorded these numbers.
 Baby Lillian Reader favored the audience with pretty vocal solo which was a charming addition to the program.
 Mrs. l.. P. Gillenwater and Mrs. R. Reader delighted the audience with a lovely piano duet.
 Mir, and Mrs. Walter Lane received many compliments on their duet MT Lane played the trombone and Mrs. Lane played the cornet.
 The vocal duet. "Life's Dream is Ger" by Miss Ellen Anderson and Mrs. R. Reader. was one of the most enjoyable and highly appreciated numbers on the program
 rising vote of thanks was ten dered Miss Anderson by the audience for the evenings pleasure.
 A Farewell Party
 A farewell party was give mt the home of Mrs. Sue l.. James Monday .y the members of the Epworth League and other friends in honor of Clarence Meux, who left yesterday for Conway to enter Hendrix College to prepare himself for the ministry
 Mrs James is one of the most be loved of all our residents and makes a charming hostess.
 The affair was most enloyable. Throughout the evening an improm? tu musical program was render-,' Those who tool, part were Mesdames IT.. B. Trimb'e, and Ed EIutson; Misses Juanita Gillian and Frances Horner: Messrs. R. O SChaefer of Little Rock, Jack Hardin and Roy Simmons.
 During the evening Miss Juanita Barnes presented Mir. Meux in be- half of the League a beautifully bound volume of Shakespeare.
 MT. MeuX was president of the League for several years and also su- peI-utendent of the Central Methodist Sunday school and he is held in the very highest esteem by all his friends and acquaintances.
 Delightful ice cream and cake were served.
 Those present to extend MT. MeuX their best wishes included Mir and Mrs. d}. O. Schaefer of Little Rock Rev. and Mrs II. B. Trimble, MT and Mrs. F. NJ. Sig'er, Mesdames Enloe, w O. BeaucAamp, Ralph Lynch, T. E. Rider, Ed Hutson, Julia Higgins, Pace. Robert Kittelberser, James .Cutts of Charleston, S. C.; Harris o! Misses Bessie MeuX, Juanita Gillian. Tressie and Doris Elleman Tillie Jones, Ethel Pace, Gladys Sauls, Daisie Richards, Fran ces and Helen Homer. Lena Cum mings, Juanita Barnes, Gertrude Hin ten, Beuice Henderson, Esther Beau champ, Vola Fox Floyd Johnson. Lil- lian Johnson Esther Woolman En- dori Hudson; Messrs. Clarence MeuX, Jack Hardin Fay and Pratt Hallman, Ed Houston, Clifford Bell Roy Sim mons. Heber Hughes Dr Hardister and Master Harry Lynch.
  Ozark Dtnner-Dance.
 A dinner party at Ozark Lithia is particularly delightful at this season of the year and Mondays dinner dance given by local society men was no exception to the rule.
 Monday evening Messrs. Tom Mar tin, Peyton Jordan, Garnett Esele, Err rest Tatta. Ray Smith, Vernon Din widdie Hartley Wootton, Birkett Williams, Morley Can't, James Wea- yer. MyroE Townsend Stanley Lee, Gene Philippe of Malvern. Stubbs of St. Louis were the hosts at a dinner dance at this attractive place. Their guests were Misses Frances Grenier, Frances Eisele, Louise and Zena Hor- ner. Gladys Lewis, Margaret Neary, Lois Duffie, Roberta Kennedy Evelyn Lemly, Bess and Mary Martin, Alene Williams and Mrs. c. Lynn Sargent of Malvern.
 The chaperones were Mrs. George Bedding, Mir, and Mrs. Whit Stearns and MT. and Mrs Wayne Moore.