The Pulaskian., 1916-03-10

objections will be overcome.
 Miss Joyce Manning is having most delightful Chautauqua trip O three months with Miss Hettie Dun away of Conway. in the South and East, and will return home the last of April. They are now in Ohio. They are appearing before schools an6 colleges.
 Dr. Ida Joe Brooks lectured at the Baptist Church Thursday on "The Growing GirlD Dr. w. A. Snodgrass lectured at the same place Tuesday on Diet and Personal Hygiene" Dr c. N. Pate speaks at the Forest Park M. E. Church today on Diseases ot the hroat and Nose"
 Pulaski Heights Baptist Church Rev A. L. Aulick, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Il a. m.. sermon by pastor. "A Modern Apostle; evening sermon, 7:30, evangelistic. Junior and Senior B. Y. P. U. 6:45 p. m. There will be three candidates for baptism at the evening service.
 Former City Marshall Hawkins, who is now member of the Little Rock police force, did not wait for Easter to don his uniform, but came out last Sunday arrayed in blue, with cap, gun and star and took his position at the first Hillcrest gate, where he was an object of admiration for the many visitors to Pulaski Heights.
 The Forest Park School Improve ment Association will meet on Wednesday afternoon, March 15, at the home of Mrs. S. C. Nordlinger, 5425 Prospect Avenue Mrs c. w Garrison will deliver one of her 1n- teresting talks. Refreshments will be served and there will be a musical program. Mothers are especially h. yited.
 Mrs. ]. D. Simpson entertained at her new home on Pulaski Heights on Tuesday afternoon the members of the K. K. c. Club. Several interesting contests were held. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Eaglebarger and Mrs. Boyle. A social hour was followed by refreshments. Mesdames J. L. Simp- son, E. L. Farmer, w. I. Stormer were guests of the club.
 There was an interesting debate Tuesday night at the Temple B'nai Israel on Woman Suffrage, between 1+n4 z0f In x>f To- ish Women and the B'nai Brith. Mrs. Louis Witt and Miss Hattie Bloom spoke for the affirmative and Milton B. Rose and Alderman Dan Daniels for the negative The affirmative won. It was a most delightful event.
 St Marks (EpiscopaD Woodlawn and Ash Street First Sunday in Lent. Sunday school 9:45 a. m., G. s. R. Sharp superintendent No other service. The congregation of St. Marks Church is invited to attend the 'Ten Day Mission" at Christ Church beginning March 12. These services are being conducted oy the Rev. Ed win ". Saphore. Choir practice Sat urday D. m. The Boys Own" Club will meet at the Parish House imme- diately after choir practice.
 One of the most delightful social events of the season was the mas querade ball at the Parish House Fri day night by St. Marks Guild. Twen- ty-fve couples were present. Most of the men were attired in dominoes, and the ladies in fancy dress costumes. Among the costumes were the follow ing: Mrs Fred Hamilton, Kings Jes, ter; Mrs. Fay Chew and Miss Frances Babcock, Indian Maids; Mrs. S. G. Boyce, French maid; Miss Jo Clegg, Little Girl from Tokio; Miss Frances Leaning, Japanese girl; Mrs. Fay B. Curtis, Sweet Sixteen; Mrs. Keane Lewis, Little Red Riding Hood; Mrs. W w. Shepherd, Dutch Girl; Fred Hamilton and w. w. Shepherd, twin clowns.