The Pulaskian., 1916-12-08

l grade. immediately following the con- test, there was a short business ses- sion.
 Rabbi Louis Witt left Thursday night for Dallas, Texas, to exchange pulpits for Friday night and Satur- day morning with Rabbi Wm. Green berg.
 Mrs. J. P. Streepey, one of tre most enthusiastic Sunday school workers on the Heights, is regular attendant on the Graded Union Thursday fore noons.
 The Drama League has postponed it's meeting from December 12 to De- cember 26, at which time there will be discussion of Mrs. Babcock's drama, Nanny.
 Mrs. Roberts of Milwaukee, former ly Miss Gladys Emerson of this city, is the guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs. George w Emerson, of Pulaski Heights, for the holidays.
 Mac Babcock, who has been on the Lookabaugh Ranch, at Watonga, Okla, since his graduation last summer from the Russellville Agricultural School, will return next week for the hoii- days
 Mrs. F. G. Myers and her mother, Mrs. w r. Gore, have returned from Indianapolis, Ind, where they visited for three months. MT. Myers is still in Galveston, and will not return un- til February.
 Mrs. Lida Dice, of Pine and Pros pect, sprained her ankle very severe ly last week, but is recovering. Mrs. Dice has the distinction of being the oldest continuous resident on what is now Pulaski Heights.
 Atlthe meeting of the Authors and 1 Composers Society of Arkansas, this week, it was decided to give reading of Nanny" by Mrs. McRaven, under the auspices of the Society, sometime during the session of the Legislature.
 St. Marks Church (EpiscopaD- Woodlawn and Ash streets.s Second Sunday in Advent. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.Holy Communion and ser l mon Il a. m., Rt Rev. James R. Win chester, Bishop of Arkansas, officiat- l ing Choir practice, Saturday 7:30 p. m. G. S. R. Sharp, lay leader in charge.
 The annual meeting of the Arkansas Conference of Jewish Religious Schools will be held in Hot Springs, December 28-30. Rabbi Wm. Rosenau, of Baltimore, Md.,A president of the Conference of American Rabbis, will deliver the Conference sermon. sRab- l bit Witt and many others from Little Rock will attend.
 Mrs. Julian H. Miller and Mrs. B. F. Mccormack, of Pulaski Heights, pre- sided as chairmen at the morning con 1 cert of the Musical Coterie Club given at the club rooms, Tenth and Louis jana streets Wednesday morning. The program follows: Vocal solo, Miss Louise Keller; reading, Mrs. Louise Bogart; vocal solo, Mrs. Theo Abeles; vocal solo, Mrs. E. F. Brodie.
 The Mary Jane Club met on We'd nesday afternon, November 29 with Mrs. Julian Hamilton Miller as host ess. The afternoon was devoted to fancy needlework. A delicious plate 1 luncheon was served. Those present other than the members were: Mrs. G. s. R. Sharp and Mrs. Armour K. Wayman. Mrs. E. B. Moss will be hostess to the club on December 20. l. Forest Park S. l. A. will meet next Wednesday, December 13, at the rome of Mrs. Nordlinger, 1923 Gaines street. Col R. G. Hall, Superintendent of Schools, will speak. This will be fol lowed by a social entertainment. All mothers of the district are invited to attend. Mrs. Nordlinger recently re moved from the Heights, but she still maintains an active interest in the s. 1. A.
 The School Improvement Associa- tions over the city are arousing great interest among the parents, and with the steady cooperation of the parents, much is to be accomplished. On Fri day afternoon at o'clock an attrac- tive program was presented at Gar land school by the s. l. A. Mrs. Will Henniger sang a solo, Mrs. c. w. Gar rison and Miss Mary Louise Ferguson made brief addresses and Mrs. Jennie Garrett gave reading.
 Fred W. Hamilton, owner of lot | block g. and Mrs. Joe Loeb, owner of lot 10, black 36, Pulaski Heights addi- ton, who protested against the in crease in the assessment benefits tc their property in Sidewalk District No ,I 10. eacr from $95 to $40, and who were to have been given hearing by the Finance Committee at the city nall Thursday afternoon, withdrew their protests and the assessments were permitted to stand.
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