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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-16
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16
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able and delightful affairs Of the en- tire season was the luncheon to the Sesame club yesterday afternoon at l her home in Laurel street, the true Mexican spirit prevailing throughout and the sentiments, decoration and menu all being appropriate in every degree.
 The hall and reception rooms of the home were decorated in jonqui's 5 and hyacinths, carrying Out the Sesame clubs color in the plan, gold and white. The dining room was dec orated with poinsettas exclusively, these being the Mexican flowers. The dishes were a7f carefully prepared f1on the real Mexican receispts, and were served in true Mexican style The menu, with the interpolated talks vas as follows:
 Legend Of the Poinsetta'
 (Mrs. A. H. RowelD
 Uvas
 Tomato C,alvo
 Doldas de calna Tomato salce
 "Savory Sesame Sentiments"
 (Mrs. H. K. L4and Enchiladas Cocilas Friiole Mangoes Apio Aceitulas Fl pan Fl Salada Sesame Soap Bubbles (Mrs. J. A. GocdWin) Helados Bankake Quesso @ Cafe. "Sasame Salmagundi' (Mrs. J. I. Norris) The ladies who participated in the pleasures of the occasion were Mes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16
Civic League Elects New Ofiirin! Staff.

The following new officials were elected Monday afternoon at the regular meeting of the East Pine Bluff Civic league. at the home of Mrs. Frank Warriner in East Second avenue:
 Mrs. W. R. Barriclllaw president :; Mrs. Will c. Jones, secretary; Mrs W. P. Tomme, tre asurer: Mrs. O. G. keelef, press correspondent.
 The members of the league voted unanimously to affiliate with the city federation of wCm,n's club after being addressed by Mrs. W. VI. ,Toney personal representative f Mrs. A. ". Troupe, president of the district federation
 The recent carnival netted the league $1S7.3o, of which $1S.73 was donated to the Ethel Toussainr fund. The purpose Of the carnival was to raise funds with which to install and maintain drinking fountain. and the league named the following commit tees to investigate into the cost
 Feuntan-Mrs. W. P. Tomme, Mrs J, M. Howard and Mrs. 0. G. Keeie~.
 Water service-Mrs. w. A. Lee. Mrs. w. F. Femme and Mrs. Frank Warriner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16
City EpWorth League Is Well Entertained.

The City Epworth league was entertained last evening by the Epworth league cf the First Metho- dist church. at the chapel of the church there being large attend ance, the affair being most thorough ly enoyed, and tn, following pro- gram being rendered.:
 Devotional service conducted by Rev. H. F. Buhler.
 Piano, solo. Mrs. Charles Whyte.
 Some facts about Washington Irv- ing Fred LeLaurin.
 Vocal solo, Mrs. s. F. Hines.
 Setting of '!R!p Van Winkle," w. B. Hicks.
 Characteristics of Rip Van Wrinkle Rev. M. N. Waldrip.
 Rip Van Wrinkles Mountain Ramble Miss Pearl Burks.
 The Awakening and the Story s Ending. Miss Ida Robinson.
 Violin solo. Miss Mamie Farrar.
 The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Miss Hattie Burford.
 Vocal selection, Hawley quartet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Today. Local Nine bridge, Elks club. / Thursday. Royal: Neighbors, Fraternity hall, 7:3O. D. m.
 Willing Workers, Harmony club, 5 p. n. :. Friday. F.. T. Club dance, Hotel Jefferson. scrosis society. High school. PiPsi society, High school. Senior society, Sixth Avenue school
 Saturday. Washington's birthday social, al library story hour 2:3o p. m. Hawthorne Book club, with Mrs. Hervey Mann. LuncIle Mexicana Is Enjoyed By Sesame Club. One of the most thoroughly enjoy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16

danes C. E. Bair. c. H. Bolinger. T. H. C3I~, H. H. Ferguson, J. A. Goodwin, Cosia Gillespie. Oliver Gal brath, Henry Haizlip. H. I. Holder ness. w. c. Hudson, Corinne Knox R. F.. Louthan. H. K. Land, Horace McGaughy, Lillian Mohler. Julia Noel, F. G. Rosenberger, Anna Belle Rob- erts, A, H. Rcwell, w. B. Sanders. A. W. Scruggs, H. B. Strange.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16

The house was handsomely decorat- ed with flowers and potted plants the flowers being rcd and pink roses and
 carnations Masses of rcd carna- 'tions, huge punches of red Killarney roses, added vivid touch 10 the handsome picture made by the lively tdrpany. wiale a great baskst of American Beauty roses. central on the dining table. formed a most at tractive center piece, being banked. as it was. by cluny of the most deli cate sheen. A string orchestra fur. nishsd music through the afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16

health forced Mrs. Wilson to return to the home of her parents, at Cam den. Deceased was 31 years of age, and leaves number of relatives, among them three sisters. Mrs. w. r. Grothe of Pine Bluff was cous- ip of Mrs Wilson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16

To Publish School Quarterly.
 Arrangements are being made by High school students to publish a High school quarterly" Miss Vir
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16
Pine Bluff Chapter Has EnjOyable Session.

The Pine Bluff chapter, D. A. k., held most delightful session yaster- day afternoon with Mrs. W. A. Tag gart, at her home in West Sixth avenue, there being a very large at tendance. The home was handsome ly decorated with red carnations. the chapter flower being used in profus- ion and with utmost of artistic taste. During the business session. the chapter appropriated $5 for the fund for the relief of the flood sufferers, and decided that the next meetine ill be with Mrs. Van w. Knox. During the social session Whsch followed, Mrs. Mildred Haizlip gave an interesting and instructive inform 8, ak on her visit to the Philippines, whence she has only recently re- turned. The following excellent pro- gram was rendered.:
 Instrumental solo, Miss Beulah Walker.
 Paper, '"The First Immigrant, Our Ancestor" Mrs. R. E. Lee.
 Vocal solo, Miss Jessie Banks.
 Paper, '"The Twentieth Century 1m- migrant Miss Mary Lindsey.
 Reading, Mrs. Arie Nash.
 Vocal solo, Miss Elizabeth Lyle.
 Paper, Colonial 1mprints on Jef- ferson County" Mrs. Frank Tomlin son.
 Vocal sole, Mrs. Logue of Arkan- sas City.
 Delicious refreshments were Served hy the hostess during the afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16

gina Crutcher will be editor-in- n-chief, and Alex Nichol will be business manager. It will De published once each school quarter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16
Tribute to Hubby.

A Kansas woman posted this notice for peddlers and agents, who kept her doorbell busy: T want absolutely nothing, every wish being supplied by a loving husband"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16

Mrs. F. G. Williamson of Hot Springs, is the gSest here of MT. and Mrs. Sam williamson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16
Robinson Reception
 Compliments Bride-Elect,

Complimentary % her niece. Miss Annie Robinson, one of the seasons popular brides-elect, Mrs. Adam Rob- inson entertained at a reception at her home in West Fourth avenue yesterday afternoon from 3 to ) o'clock. There were nearly 200 callers during l:he afternoon, and the affai: was delightful in every way.
 At the door, Master Ralph Robin son accepted the cards from the guests. In the receiving line were Mrs. Ralph Robinson. Mrs. Adam Robinson, Miss Annie Robinson, Miss Ollie ,Eddins, Miss lone Hearin, Miss Selma Martin and Mrs. Henry P. Davis, who received the guests as they were welcomed into the home by Mrs. J. w. Martin. In the library where punch was served, were Mrs. H. A. Stowell. Miss Frances Howell and Miss Martha Whelan. From the punchroom, the guests were welcom
 ed to the dining room by Mrs. Harry Williams and Mrs. Roy Senyard, Mrs. T. G. Parham and Mrs. Henry Smith poured tea and coffee, which wa, selvad by Miss Ethel Mann, Miss Elizabeth Adams, Miss Lillian Phil ] pot and Miss Eddie King.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16

Little Julia Dedmon. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Dedmon, is recov- ering from burns about the face, re eeived Sunday at her home. when hot grease spattered from a pan and over her. Hesr injuries are painful, but not serious.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16

A IT eetng of the members of the T. T. club will be held at o'clock this evening. at the Hotel Pines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16
PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Mrs. Sallie Wilson.

News has been received here of the death, at Camden, of Mrs. Sallie Will son, formerly resident of this city, where she had many friends. Ill.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16

Little Jack Austin is rapidly recov- ering from the bruises and hurts he received some days ago, when he was knocked down by a buggy at Main street and Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16

Mrs. F.. R. Ronelson leaves this morning for Cabot, called by the ill- ness of her brother. James H. Jones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16

of the state federation Of womcn's clubs. which organization meets in Pine Bluff in annual session this year.
 Bridge and 50e will bc enjoyed during the afternoon, the games to start promptly at , o'clock. Fifty tables have been prepared for the devotees of those games. Ladies who do not play. but who attend inc tune ton. will enjoy delightful musical and literary program, and during the afternoon delicious refreshments will be served. W. ". Draper viii serve University Club coffee. and Ms. (. A. Barnes has rendered the use of a Starr photograph for the afternoon.
 At the regular meeting yesterday of the Woman's auxiliary to tho Ma chinists' union, Mrs. w. C. Jones Waa elected corresponding secretary, to succeed Mrs. Ed Bumpass. resigned. Two new members were initiated. The auxiliary will entertain members of the Machinists' union as social thc evening of March :, at the Labor temple.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. D. t'iveash enter tained few of their friends M2nday evening, informally, at their home in West Barraque street Cards were enjoyed and delicious refreshmeni were served The guests were Ml. and Mrs. J. R. Freeman. MT. and Mrs. John Bain, Miss Currell, Miss Minnie Cooper, Miss Willie Poss, l.. Meeks, C. C. Adams and s. T. Garretson.
 Circle No 4, of the Lakeside Mis- sjonary society, which met at the hcme sf Mrs. George N. Wells Mon day paeerucon. completed organiza- ton by electing Mrs. r. G. May cap tain. Mrs Dan Byrd assistant, Mrs. Will Carr secretary and Mrs. George W els treasurer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-16
Local Nine Bridge
 At Elks Club Today,

Indications are. there will he a big attendance at the bridge to be given at the Elks club this afternoon, un- der the auspices of the Local Nine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
MRS. GOULD GETS
THIRD OF PROCEEDS
OF SALE OF HOME

NEV YORK. May 2S-M Mrs Howard
Gould is entitled To- ono third uf the
proceeds from property boz Filth Ave.
nue. sold under forsCIOsUl. proceed.
Inga which shr alleged were instituted
hy her husband and Dos brother George
j Gould to deprive h,r OF r,r dover
right iu the property. Do was learned
today according fu 20 decision Of ref
cree appointed by Tho supreme court
Mr. and Mrs Could were legally
separated in september 1909. eleven
Years after thClt marriage She &c.
Cciycs $1,000 a month aIlmouN and
also claimed o. uue third interest BOZ
Tho Fifth Avenue REAL estate. he.
cause her husband failed io pay one
muaths interest ON 90 tax lisn of
$4,000 held by George j. Gould. fhf
latter began foreclosure proceedings
Mrs Gould protected and insisted
tncro VS. Oh conspiracy fo dcfr1uI hor
her hare .u fhf property which che
said was worth $500 600
Ind.r ff. foreclosure tho court rcr.
mI'I,d lh0 sale and tho property was
bought Boy % realty company Tor gl11.
The referee reports that after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-29
FRENCH TAKE PARTS
OF CRkTERS FORMED
BY GERMAN MINES

PARIS. MAY -N g. 30 %. mo- Octl.
pdiou bN The Frcu,. Of portions ~
lsIcc orators formed by the explosion
ui P'fman mines Iu the Argunne b.
announced boo The official statement d.
sued pt the trfuCn war department
nus afternoon. Regarding the battle
Iof N'rdur. % reports O. lively artillery
du"l To D. west OF the Neulc. I'M Tho
vicinity OF Dead Man bun. and inter.
niiitnt ea-un0uauiuE on The right bank
IN'i in upper Al-ace the
itHtn checked two attempts 81 the
"trHans 90 advance near Altkirch.
BERLIN. MAY ~ (yia London. fFe
M lfen,h Infantry attacks ON the
','filHn positions ON the southwest
slope ~ Dead Man MIN and on me-
h'N captured village of Cumicrp..
n"fihwc-tuf NCrduu. were rcpul-ed 1c-.
t,idaf with heavy losses to the attack.
en- says tho Official statement issued
today 20 German army h-cpdquarfcrs
me statement adds that German
,''nnplI'rlnE ~deiaChmCnte penetrated
inc lines 81 The entente allies M aey.
'fal points during fhc night. capturing
district
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repairs. J. W. Beltz K Sons Co. con.
tractors.
Mrs. Sally Nelson. 2637 Market
street. repairs. j.. W.. Beltz * sons
Co. contractors.
S~chmulbach estate. Market street,
repairs. }. W. Bcltz q Sons Co. con.
tractors.
Wheeling Stamping Co. 2127 Main
street. repairs. j. W. Bcltz & Sons co,
contractors.
\. l. Kraft. COZ S. Front street. re-
pairs. j. W. Beltz & Sons Co. con.
tractors.
- j. r. Caldwell. 683 Main street
y. W. BeltZ a. Sons Co.
Miss Rose Carney. 25lf Market
sireei' repairs, j. vs.. Beitz d Sons
Swift q CO.. 18TH and Eon streets
repairs. j 49, Bcltz & sons Co.
c. w. Lcunhart. IFS 18th street.
garage. Bushon q Lehman. contrac.
Louis Bertschy. AZ Pike street. re.
pair. u vs. Fair. contractors.
FRED Meyer. l3i5 Eon street. re.
pairs. Do. W Fair, contractor.
Henry Mfers. l2lf-l6 Zane street
repairs. w. Fair. contractor.
porch. Walters q Lorcniz. contrac
Nick schui'z estate. 1876 1tb street
repairs, OGDEN g. Bauer. confrac
tors
Henry ~ Grimm. 20 18th stree.
rcrslr Gre damage. OGDEN & Bauer.
chas stauss. Io3 18th street. re-.
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Big Developments
EXPECTED SOON ON
The ITALIAN FRONT

GENEVA. May IS. via Paris. 1I.l5
p. M-lmportant developments are OK
pcctcd this week along the Italian
front. according TO information re-
ccived here from the AustrO-Italian
war zone. In addition TO the Conccu.
tTatiOn by the Austro- Huucariaus of
more than two thousand guns between
Adige and ASiago. The Austrian com.
mandCr in chief is reported 90 Dee rush.
Ine ~ important reserves.
The Italians claim 10 have driven
back the Austrl8ns after Is hours OF
continual lighting on NonfDnerO,
though they admit they gave some
ground IN The Val SuEaua where the
Au%strians were 100 overwhelming mum.
beers and where the fighting continues
hcrCely.
Italian a~yts.Of~ the adyIcss say.
caused the explosion of six hundred
tons ol munitions northeast of Boreo.
killing a great many hungarian sold.
icrs. The aVlHfur- also ar. said fO
have destroyed several 1l4uch guns
In that region