The Harrison times., 1916-05-20

AlIS' hoN hlIulll was huNtCAS vi
Thursday afternoon to the Friendship
Club. After an afternoon of needle
work and gay chatter a dainty two
course luncheon was served the MEM
berS and the following special guests.
Mines. Alvin Jones, of Leslie, Guy
TrimbIe and Clarke Fowler.
TovEY CONCERTS.
The sets of records for the first two
concerts sent out by the State Univer-
sity, have been misplaced some where
on the circuit and the exact date of
their arrival in Harrison cannot be
given definitely. They will be dis
tinctly worth while, and proper notice
will be given on their arrival so that
all may attend.
COPY CATS.
Miss Lucille Jeter was hostess to the
Misses Copy CappS on last Saturday
afternoon. \ vaudeville" perform
ance was an innovation and was keen
ly enjoyed by the guests. Miss Eliza
beth Lewis is entertaining them this
afternoon.
HONORING MISS MILLER.
The Misses Eileen and Edith Rris-
coe are entertaining the "Just-a-
Mere" girls and a few special guest
this afternoon, for the pleasure of
Miss Sarah Miller of Van Buren, Ark,
APOLLO CLUB.
Mrs. Ernest Matthews will enter
tain the Appolo Club on next Tues
day afternoon
PARTY FOR GUEST
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Davis enter
tained at Rook on Wednesday even
ing, honoring Miss Sarah Miller of
Van Buren, Ark, who is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. John Hale. Bowls of
roses were used effectively for deco
ration of Mrs. Davis home. A musi-
cal contest was played during an in
termiSsiOn and Miss Miller took the
favors at both cards and contest. A
collation. was served at the close of the
evening to the following guests.
Mdmes. and Messrs. Walter Snapp,
Berry Holt, B, B. Bruce, Olive Mi
chell, Mike Orr, DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Kirby, Misses Sarah Miller, Willard
Worthington, Eileen and Edith Bris-
coe, Bonnie and Pearl CrandalI, Vir-
gle Walters, Messrs. Leslie Jackson,
Earl Whitesides, L, F, Eof, Troy
Coffman, and Mitchell Holt.
EIGHT GRADE EXERCISES.
Second only in importance to the
graduation of the Seniors, was the
program given at the High School
Auditorium last Friday evening by
the Grammar School graduates upon
their accession to the High School.
Red and white being the class colors,
the girls wore white MILDLY suits with
red accessories, while the boys wore
red ties. Quantities of red roses were
used in decorating, all of which made
very attractive picture. Caroline
Price by her good work during the
year won first honorS with Lucille
Jeter following closely for second
place. The program given was ex-
ceptionally well rendered. The origi-
nal numbers by Misses Price and
Jeter, and MessrS. Lonnie Zimmer-
man ,who welcomed the graduates
into the High SCHOOL, Hugh Baum
gardner, Osborne Garvin, and Carl
CaSteel, were especially good. The
choruSeS deserve mention, rollick-
ing one by the boys, being received
by the large audience with much en-
thusiasm. The room was crowded
with appreciative fathers, mothers
and friends Of the graduates. Mrs.
WeIlman deserves much credit for
this new venture with the grammar
school students, The entire program
was as follows:
Music,................ Darrell Shinn
Song ..,",".,..,..,,,..,,....,, School
23rd Psalm ,,,.,.,..,,"Lucy Albright
Song, My Mothers Bible,..School
Duet, Caroline Price, Bonnie Capps
Welcome......".......Lu Lucille Jeter
Response. ...... Lonnie Zimmerman
Medley. ...,.......,....,...... School
Reading, Jimmie Findley, 9TH grade
Reading ".",,"."". Clarlce Calvert
Argument, Preparedness"
For, Hugh Raumgardner
Against, Osborne Garvin
Reading, Kathleen Jones, 9th grade
Round, ....,.",.,....,..,..,,..,"".n.Gi Girls
Reading, Kate French, Sth grade
Composition. ..," Carl Casteel
Song, Josephine Taylor, 9Th grade
Composition. Caroline Price
Music, ....""o.Mss Gladys Briscoe