Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-18
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\. M. C. X. Auxiliary Plans Washington Social.

i 1HHS NdSiIuSUoH SUcldl,
 Plans for a Washington's Birthday
 social, to be given On Washington's 5
 birthday, next Tuesday, at the Y. M.
 C. A. building from F. m. to 1O:3O
 p. m. are being prepared by sub
 committees Of the Woma1iss auxiliary. | of the association, composed of the following.
 ntertainment-Mrs. c. A. Cunning
 chairman; Mrs. J. G. Taylor, Mrs. J. W. Bishop, Mrs. Jennie Fowles, Mrs. W. M. Toney.
 Decorations-Mrs. J. s. Emigh, Mrs.
 E. VI. Goodwin, Mrs. A. H. Cooper Miss Nellie Montague:
 Mrs. James H. Berry of Benton vile, widow of the late United States
 Senator James H. Berry, is visiting
 in Pine Bluff, the guest of her grand
 son, William H. Hyatt, 312 Oak l street.
 Mrs. Ziba Bennitr, Will Bennitt
 Miss Pauline Bennitt and Miss Pau
 line Wright motored to Little Rock
 yesterday, to witness he production
 If "The Garden of Allah" Returning, they were accompanied by Mrs. W. T.
 Woodbridge. Mrs. J. w. Wilkirs and ] Miss Hennie Wilkins. Roger McNew has been elected german leader for the T. T. club, for
 the dance tonight at the Jefferson 1 hotel owin<'fo the absence of Walter | Trulock, Jr., who is recovering nice l-ly after an operation for appendicl ties. s4 y', | The Local Nine. with all the alter mates, are expected to te present this afternoon at the meeting of the city l fede ration of women's clubs, to make full and final reports Sn sale of | tickets and other matters connected
 with the bridge party given Wednes- 1 day afternoon.
 l MT. and Mrs. Richard Barnett wen, to Little Rock yesterday, and attend ed the Garden of Allah' perform | ance there last night. Mrs. J. R. Allen will entertain her Sunday school class of the First Bap- tist church. at her home in South Pine street, from 9:3O tc, 12 o'clock Saturday.
 Mrs. M. w. Mcseley of Sulphur Springs was visitor in Pine Bluff yesterday.
 Mrs. E. G. Rosenberger and son, Richard R1senberger. left Wednes- day night for Charlottesville, Mo-, to join MT. Rosenberger, who went there some time ago, to accept an important position.
 Miss Amanda Childress Of Butter MT. and Mrs. Sam Katzenstein and Mrs. J. B. simon returnel yesterday from Little ROCK, where they visited their mother. Mrs. A. ,Katzenste;n, and attended a party given in honor of her birthday. ' ? Mrs. Winnie Watson of Sulphur Springs isihere for visit with Mrs. J. P. McDaniels.
 Mrs. w. A. Jackson of Camden isl here fer a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Bridges. MT. and Mrs. Ray Renfrow of Der melt are here for visit with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Altschul for a week. MT and Mrs. J. J. Williamson went to Little Rock yesterday, to see "The ||aGarden of Allah.'
 Mrs. Alice Mayo and children os Tucker are guests of Mrs. w. 5. Rodgers for few days. 3.',t --~-- Miss Lizzie Owens went to Little Rock yesterday, to witness the pre- sentation of "The Garden of Allah *-- . 7. fisli is, visiting here the guest of Mrs. c. F. lMcCarthy. Mrs. P. H. Laser has returned to her home in Chicago, after a visit her, with Mrs. William Rosenzweig. Mrs. l.. Wallin of Dermott is here 1 io spend a week as the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. w. Stephens. Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Caldwell and daughters have removed here from Crossett and are at the Lloyd resi- dence, Sixth and Pine street.
 Mrs. w. F. Grothe has returned from Camden. where she attended the funeral of her cousin. Mrs. sallie l Wilson. 1 Miss Julia Houston is showing steady improvement, from an attack Of appendicitis.
 Mrs. E. T. Evans and children have