Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-04

tf the dinner during the noon hour he auction sale closed Out evnry article that was for sale.
 The bazaar given last night by the ladies of the Lutheran church was unexpectedly successful, in view of the fact that the weather almost pro- liibited the holding of such an affair More than $100 was cleared, and only q small percentage of the articles on display were sold The ladies decid- cd to hold another session of their lazaar, on a date yet to be fixed, some time within the next two weeks
 The young ladies Of the Presoyteri- an church will hold their bazaar this afternoon, from 2:30 o'clock to { o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Frank Bridges, S11 West Sixth avenue. A vast assortment of handsome, attrec- i've and useful articles has been as sem5led by the ladies, and they are confident of great success in their at- fair.
 The bazaar to be given by the iudies Of the hospital association at the home of Mrs. M. E. Smart, 421 West Fifth street, next week, for the benefit of the hospital will also pe q big affair." the members of the as- eociation having already completed heir plans. It is expected a recorG hr2aking crowd will be in attendance, because of the fact that the hospital will benefit, and the further fact that tAe approach of Christmas Will cause great demand for the class of fancy and useful articles that will be on display and on sale
 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Hampton or Fordyce announce the engagement aud approaching marriage or the1r daughter, Louise. to Mr. Henry Alison Wartmann of Citra, Fla, the wedding to take place January ), 1915.
 The use of the word dancing" Tor the word singing in the account ol the wedding of Miss Willie Holt and James E. Evans, made it appear that dancing was enjoyed during the re- ception following the ceremony We'd nesday night. The father of the bride, J. w. Holt, is T church deacon, which makes it plain there was no dancing lat the nuptial festivities.
 Inclement weather yesterday again interfered with the plans for al meeting of the City Beautiful club, not sufficient members being present to make a quorum. No date was hx- ed for another meeting.
 The ladies of the Woodmen Circle were scheduled to meet and elect o1- ficers yesterday, but because of the absence of quorum, due to the bad weather, there was no meeting. The election will probably be held nextl week.
 Mrs. S. Geisreiter will entertain Saturday afternoon, with the Daugh- ters of 1912 as her guests.
 The Young Matron's Mission Circle of the First Baptist church met yes terday afternoon with Mrs. T. H. Pritchard, Nineteenth and Poplar streets. Fourteen members were present, and the meeting was devot- ed to discussion of the plans for the Christmas charity work among the poor of the city.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Dutton and daughter, Miss Lucille, have returned from Walnut Hill Ark, where they visited Mrs. J. D. Bradley.
 Miss Nellie Bryant has returned from visit to ElDorado On her re- turn she stopped off at Camden, where she was the guest of Miss Mat tie Hale.
 Mrs. Jo Nichol is quite ill at her l.ome. HIS West Fifth avcnIe.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Lovejoy are entertaining a 10 1-2 pound daughter who arrived Wednesday at their tome. 1908 East Second avenue.
 Get your hats made by Mrs. Nell Kirchgraber. Childrens' hats a specialty. Will make you new hat from new materials. or will use your own materials. Phone calls or visit ing from 1 to D. m. only, 14O5 Main
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