The Harrison times., 1916-08-12
In the Social World
Mrs. Louie Jones Matthews. Editor.
.IRs. WoRTHINGToN HoNoRED.

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Mas. WoRTHINGToN HoNoRED.
Mrs. John |. Worthington, Sr. and
Miss Willard Worthington were
hosteSses last Friday in honorof Mrs.
Hall Worthington of Frederick, Ok.
Invitations included intimate friends
of the honoree who spent her girlhood
in Harrison. and the time was spent
in pleasant "reminiscences of those
days A luncheon was served at the
close of the afternoon by the hostess
assisted by Mines. viii Glass and
Frank Kirby. Guests besides honor
guest, included Mines. Mckatherine,
Towers, Will Cofman, Mium, Guy
Trimble, David Fitton, Charles NJ.
Greene, Jr., Martin Critz, Lee Kirby.
B. b. Bruce, Milan Kenton Orr,
Walter Petit, Walter Snapp, Ernest
Lopp, Arch Harris, Alva Parker,
Ray Morrow, Harry Johnson, Frank
Greene, John |. Worthington, Jr,,
viii Glass and Frank Kirby and
! Misses Leckie Briscoe, Bonnie and
Pearl Crandell, Virginia Walters,
Maude Watkins, Mabel johnson.
On Monday they also entertained at
dinner in her honor, Mrs. f. G. Nit
chell, Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Kenton
Orr and son Gerry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kirby, and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
L. Trimble.
Mrs. ALLAN GEARN HOSTESS.
Last Friday morning Mrs. Allan
Gearn, Jr., was hostess at a five hun
dred party. Miss Lulu Jernigan was
awarded silk hose for high score and
Miss Augusta Campbell was given
crepe-dc-chine handkerchiefs. Mr..
Edward Wise, Jr, assisted Mrs.
Gearn in serving an ice course to her
guests following the game. Those
who shared this pleasant party were
Misses Augusta Campbell, Lulu Jer-
nigan, Hazel and Ruth Littleton,
Lucille Tyson, Edith Keener, Kathryn
Shelby, Leckie Briscoe, Dorothy
Rohrbough, Mines. Judson Chapman,
Ralph Watkins, R. S. Granger, Mar
vim Wagley, NJ. c. Orr, John Glen
denim, II. f. Littleton, Hugh Eagle,
John Haworth, Guy l.. Trimble, Isa
Beach, Glen Bailey, Mrs, Morey and
Mrs. A. NJ. Campbell.
| FRIENDSHIP CLUB.
Mrs. Arch Harris was hostess this
week to the members of the Friend
ship club and the following special
guests. Mines. Hall Worthington,
NJ. c. Orr, Clifford McKatherine,
Nathan Miller, Jesse F. Norman Of
England, Ark, and Misses Maude
Watkins, Leckie and Eileen Briscoe,
Willard Worthington, Irby Norman,
Bonnie and Pearl Crandell. A de-
licious luncheon was served at the
close of the afternoon, when Mrs.
Harris was assisted by Mrs. Lee Kir-
by.
DINNER FOR UT-oF-TowN GUESTS.
Mrs. John D. Tyson assisted by
her daughters, Lucille and Frances,
entertained at dinner Tuesday even
ing for the pleasure of Mrs. Clifford
McKatherine and Mrs. Carl Nichols
of Ozark, the guest of Mrs Charles
NJ. Greene, Jr., and the following
guests, Mines J. f. Andrews, Clio
Harper of Little Rock, Mason of
Searcy, c. K. Scott and Misses Leck-
! lie Briscoe, and Edith Keener.
81. A. MINSTREL.
An innovation in the way of sum-
mer entertainments will be the Sum-
mer Girls Minstrel show given under
the auspices of the S. |. A and in
connection with their carnival next
Saturday, July 10Th. Harrison's
society girls are attractive enough in
themselves; join the newest and most
catchy song hits and score of clever
jokes, not to mention the specialties
and you have a show no one can
possibly afford to miss, as well as
help the S. |. A. get their longed for
Domestic Science Teacher
On Tuesday, Mrs. Clifford Nc
Katherine Of Fayetteville shared
honors with Mrs. Hall Worthington
at Mrs. Frank B. Kirby's dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orr were additional
guests.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. NJ. c.
Orr had a few of Mrs. Worthington's
very close friends, for a game of 500.
Plain sewing, Terms reasonable,
Mrs. h. w. Pew, 2ll Vine Street.