The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-11
Mr.. and Mrs. SigIer, Hosts, Phiathea
House Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sigler, Hosts, Philsthea
House Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Sigler have al
ways, since their residence in this
city, taken an active part in church
work and are prominently identified
with the work of Central NJ. e..
church, of which they are va ued
members
1t has been their custom to enter
tain the members of the Wesley
Philathea class with an annual house
party.
The house party this year will take
place September 1921 1t is later
than usual owing to the fact that the
new Sigler apartments were not fin
ished earlier. The new Sigler apart.
ments will be even better arranged
for entertaining than its predecessor,
(Which was destroyed in the big fire of
year.
The invitations sent out by a COM
mittee of Philatheas reads:
you are invited to be the guest OF
the Wesley Phi athea class, SIgIe-
dHdi tiltHAHa RotHltiilbti IJ~-ly IJifs
Cordially, committee: Bessie Schrim-
pin, Madge North, Lou Ella Briggs"
The plans of entertainment include
an outing at Riyeryiew all day Satur-
day September 10, returning in time
for 6 o'clock dinner at the Sigler
apartments. Following the dinner the
Philatheas and their friends will be
entertained at the New Central thea
ter. On Sunday, Sunday school and
church services will be attended in a
body, and on Monday tine house party
viii break up after breakfast
Birthday Party.
The little friends of Cecil Hubbard
we're entertained with a party Wed
nesday afternoon in honor of his fifth
birthday.
Games, readings, music and refresh
ments provided enjoyable entertain
ment for the little folks until late in
the afternoon, when watermelon
n lemonade and cake were served.
Misses Cotton Hostess.
q The College Girls Club was delight
#fully entertained yesterday afternoon
Tby Misses Marguerite and Mildred
#Cotton. A blue and white color
&scheme was carried out The score
cards were ornamented with Dutch
scenes. Cut flowers were used to
add gay touch of color here and
Atkere in the reception rooms, where
bur tables were arranged for five hun
A.1red games Enjoyable refreshments
szverc served.
81 The out of-town guests present were
eIrs. Pructt of Memphis and Mrs. Jas
Borby of Alexandria, La, cousins OF
#ane nustCsaes.
~ Hot Springs People in Shreveport
Shreveport, la. seems to be a IA
sorite with Hot Springs people
Among some of our former citizens
NOV residing there are:
~ Mrs. Pierre Phillips. nee Llewellen
Barry; Mrs. Ed Stetzel, nee Alberta
kamuels; Donald Bancroft ed Cowles
Roy Gibson, Fred Gregory, wife and
I dauehters; DIR. Sneed, Henry Koch,
Ms Joe W. Gray, nee Ellie Robin
d BON, and perhaps many others.
Miss Altha Casada is reported to be
{ Improving.
Mrs J p Sheppard of Little Rock
Il visiting Miss Lucille Sheppard.
Walter Ebel spent Wednesday inI
Litttle Rock.
Miss Catherine Hart is visiting Miss
Aazel Going in Memphis.
DaH Allen left yesterday for the A.
sc VI. College, Starksvlle, Tenn
~
r8l1dward McDermott has returned
ppme after a visit to points in Canada.
-
Bin Turner of JoncsborO arrived
& ss sterday on his motorcycle for few
Gays' visit
Bentley Thomas of Woodcock &
H@ wsou's. returned home Wednesday
aftor spending his vacation at his for