The Pulaskian., 1916-10-20

meyer played violin solo. Several numbers were sung by a girls quar- tet The next meeting will be held at Asbury Methodist church the third Monday in November, at which off cers wil4 be elected.
 The missionary meeting at the Pu laski Heights Methodist Church Mon- day afternoon was most interesting. The program was arranged by Mrs. c. A Colvin. There were papers by Mrs Carter on Social Life in Cuba, and Mrs J. s. Mcdonnell on From Florida to Cuba" Mrs. H. B. Olive played some characteristic Cuban mu- sic, and Mrs. J. P. Streepey sang solo. The concluding prayer was by the Rev. L. E. N. Hundley.
 Mrs. L. w. Sanderson, assisted by Mrs. M. E. c. Marshall, will be hostess for the next meeting of the P. E. o. October 25, at 2:30. The musical pro- gram includes vocal selections by Mrs. A. c. Lawrence and Mrs. Keene Lewis. Women of Today" will be discussed as follows: Mrs. H. A. Beech,' Mrs E. Trebing; Miss Jane Addams,' Mrs. E. Price; Mrs. Catt, Mrs. Arthur H. Vim; Miss Rose O'Neill," Mrs. J. A. Boyle; Mrs. Jes- sic Wilcox Smith" Mrs. c. w. Garri- son. Attendance is urged.
 Mrs. Martha i'eugn DeLambert and Guy Harper, 1209 Lincoln avenue, Lit tie Rock, were married at the resi- dence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Peugh, POI West Sixth street, Argenta, at p. m. Wednesday. The Rev. w. T. Wilkinson officiated. l Only the family and few friends witnessed the ceremony Mrs. Mar garet Shoffner and Buck Cook were the attendants. MT. and Mrs. Harper will be at home to friends after No vember 1 in their new home at Sixth aud Appian Way, on Pulaski Heights. MT Harper. formerly of Paducah, Ky, is a boilermaker in the Barring Cross shops
 The services at the Pulaski Heights Church next Sunday forenoon will be in the nature of an old-time love-feast, like those conducted years ago by the Methodist people. The regular pre- liminaries will occupy the first half of the services, and at 11:30 the doors of the church will be closed and no one else will be admitted during the love-feast. The pastor, Rev. L. E. N. Hundley, earnestly requests that every member take part, and an invitation is extended to all others who feel the need of an hour of devotion Other services of the church will be held as usual
 The Pulaski Heights Study Club met with Mrs. J. L. Newberry Thurs day, October r, the president, Mrs. J. A. Gibson, presiding. After short business session, the program was turned over to Mrs. J. w Strawn, and very interesting study of the life and poems of James Whitcomb Riley followed Mrs. Fred E. Mad ding read "The Raggedy Man" and Mrs. c. L. Campbell An Old Swteet- heart of Mine" most beautifully. The hostess then served a delicious salad course. The next meeting will be with Mrs. H. o. Arendt, Tuesday, Oc- tober 31.
 A two weeks Sunday school insti- i ute is being held at the Pulaski Heights Baptist church, concluding next week. There are two classes, one taught by Mrs. H. c. Locklar on The New Normal Manual" requiring two weeks to complete it. The Rev A. l.. Aulick is teaching a class on Seven Laws of Teaching" and next week the second class will take up the Teachers Training Class work. The attendance is large and the interest very great. The school is planning a series of Friday night meetings, once a month, when Sunday school workers from the city will be invited to de- 1 liver addresses.
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