The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-19
Society $: ] , !::',..'' ,. MRS. D. A. CROCKETT, Telephone 224
 Mail Items to 120 Garland
Miss Lorraine Roth Complimented
 Miss Kathleen Murff, Hostess.
A. CROCKETT, Editor.
 Mail Items to 120 Garland

Miss Kathleen Murff, Hostess.
 One of the delightfu social affairs 0 the week occurred yesterday at tie St. Charles hotel when Miss Kathleen Murff entertained from to for Miss 1 Lorraine Roth of Cincinnati, who is visiting her sisters, Mesdames II. A.. Jones and Clarence Horner, two of the leading society women of the city.
 Miss Murff was assisted in enter. taining by her mother, Mrs. Harry Dougherty.
 The reception han and parlors were decorated for the occasion with potted pants and suggestive emblems of war
 The chandeliers and curtains were ornamented with flags of the Euro pean nations now engaged in deadly battle. The consolation table was es- pecially suggestive with it's crossed guns and swords.
 During the progress of the games, late bulletins of the war news were received.
 The six lovely prizes and sachets in imitation of cannon balls were the farors Miss Evelyn Lemly and Miss Berniee Fellheimer presided at the punch bowl Following the games al ice course was served.
 Taking part in the games were Mesdames w. V Laws, Harry Jack son, C. J. Horner, Walter Warwick. Ada Cron, J. c. William, s. w. Me keehan, J. F. Rowland, G. A. Hoga- boom, Ed Marks, Martin, Jack Horne. Charles Rockafelow. J. R. Ackers, G. ", Walbert, Frank Head, Charles Caldwell Wayne Moore, Frank Rowles, R. A. Simpson, w. c. Mau- rice, Ilamp Williams, Joe Longinotti. Jr, and two guests; Tom Petit, r. Kimball; Misses Barbara KeKarney, Frances and Helen Horner, Alene Williams, Margaret Gilen, Dean Rob | ertson, Lorraine Roth, May Clements, l Fay Beauchamp, Olive Faulkner Ellie and Ollie Ward of Little Rock; Kate Martin, Clara Wolfe, Deie Ban croft Lucille Shepherd and Mary Me Cauley.
 Those joining the party after the games were Mesdames Orlando | Gray George Bedding. Hiram Me | and w. W. Bentley of Little | Rock.
 Chris Ledwidge of Little Rock ar rived in the city iast night on brief business visit.
 Mrs. Henry Brown of Lonoke is here on visit to Mrs. M. w. Manville on Third street.
 Mrs. F. J. Looney will arrive this afternoon after a visit of five weeks 10 Colorado Springs.
 D c. Richards will return home to- lay after a visit to points in Cali ornia
 Mrs. N. c. Wiley, who bought the Busch Sisters millinery establish nent, left last night for New York md Chicago. She will be joined by Miss Jaroch, who will accompany her Il her search for the latest modes md novelties in millinery.
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 Damn Frazer Thomson, chief clerk II the adjutant generals office of Missouri, Jefferson City, is sojournins n this city, the guest of his niece, Mrs. Lena Spivey, 236 Court street. Back in the eighties Colonel Thomson vas deputy assessor of Garland county under DeSoto Samuels, and ater was county examiner here.
 Mrs. A. w. Mock and daughter left oday for points in New Jersey.
 Miss Elizabeth Deaderick has re- turned from a visit to friends in Ma .ianna.
 Miss Olive Klein has returned to ler home in TeXarkana after spend ing several weeks with Miss Mary Stuart Winters.
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 Miss Sara Crow returned to her nome in Little Rock yesterday after noon after spending two weeks here visiting friends. She plans to return in September.
 Miss Mary Mccain and nephew, Frank Steward, of Hope Hull, Ala, | are the guests of Miss Chappell on | avenue.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Sturdivant, accompa- nied by the latter's sister and brother, |