The Pulaskian., 1916-04-21


 Rock District meeting of the 4. r. W. C., at Conway this week.
 Mrs. A. L. Aulick's class of young ladies will go on hike Friday even ing. cooking their supper in the woods, Indian style.
 Mrs. Fred Russ. who has been wis. iting her parents on the Heights, will leave the last of the week for her home at Shreveport, La
 Lonnie Brannon, who has been il for several weeks, submitted to an operation Wednesday,, and is still [ quite weak, but improving.
 The Mock Trial entertainment given at the Parish House last Fri day night, by the Presbyterian Church, was a great success.
 Plans are under consideration for giving 9 reading of Mrs. Babeoek's drama. Nanny" at some home on the Heights in the near future
 Mrs. J. L. Simpson of GIT Ash street. was reelected recording see retary of the Arkansas Presbyterial, which met last week in Conway.
 The Rev. A. L. Aulick addressed the weekly fellowship luncheon of the Y. M c. A in Pine Bluff Wednesday l evening on "The Abundant Life'
 Messrs. Ashley Cockrii4 and Moor l head Wright of the Heights are mem bers of the Little Rock team at the state golf tournament in Hot Springs l Sunday morning the Rev. A. L. Au- lick will preach at the Pulaski Heights Baptist Church on Foreign Missions, and at night will hold evan gelistic services.
 Mrs. MeRaven has gone to the western part of the state giving pub lie readings of Mrs. Babcock's drama, Nanny" She is at Clarksville to- day, and will be in Ozark Saturday
 The Bay View Club will meet on April q with Mrs Charles Hart, 314 Ash street, Pulaski Heights. Leader, Mrs. Hutchinson. Mesdames Townes, Murphy, Moseley and SeayeH are on the program.
 
 Rabbi Louis Witt addressed the Po- litieal Equality League at the City Hall on Social Conscience, and i Mrs. Bernie Babcoek told of suffrage conditions today as compared with twenty years ago.
 On Apr1l q Mrs. Carl Baer will en- ] certain the Gilbert Marshall Chapter D. A. R. Mrs. C. D. Williams will read paper on Capture of Savan. nah, and Mrs. G. w Dickinson will discuss Family Traditions"
 The Pastors Aid, composed of the young ladies of the Presbyterian Church, will give q parlor entertain ment at the home of Mrs. John KeI- ley, Sixth and Woodlawn, at }. m. Monday April 24 Admission 10 cents.
 Easter supper was served to 2z5 children at Ooncordia Tuesday night, by the Temple Aid, of which Mrs. L. W. Sanderson, of the Heights, is pres ident. and it was most delightful affair. Rabbi Witt was the speaker I of the occasion.
 The Rev A. L. Aulick had 23 con versions at his revival conducted last week at the Emerson mission in the east end of the city. This week the Rev. E. P. A1dridge IS conducting the mee.1ng, and next week it will be In l charge of the Rev Sam Campbell.
 Tennis has become popular on the Heights, and there are 25 or 30 en- thusiastic players. Playing has com menced on the Hil1crest court and at the Streepey court L. R. Waddy will put in a court at his home, 4316 Fair view road. It is planned to hold tournament next fall.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Gideon Pillow have issued cards for the marriage of their daughter, Blanche, to John Con nelley Eaken. The ceremony will take place at 9 o'clock on evening of April 26, in Trinity cathedral, after which MT. and Mrs. Eakin will leave for an Eastern bridal trip.
 At the meeting of the Drama League Tuesday night, Pulaski Heights citizens were honored by cleo ton to several offices: First vice president Mrs. Bernie Babcock; sec ond vice president, Rabbi Louis Witt; third vice president, Mrs. M. L. Stacy. Mrs. Babeock spoke on "The Tendency of the Modern Drama"
 Mrs. c. B. Rison entertained the Woodlawn Needlecraft Club Tuesday afternoon. Eight games of rock were played and prizes were award, ed to Mrs. Tidwell and Mrs. Walker Pyburn An ice course was served at the conclusion of the games. The next meeting will be with Mrs R. H Sutton, 2S1S West Thirteenth street