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Ihofn Btaekofs and Mr.sEhester AZ Rus
sell of Canton, O., was announced
early, this week. The bride-elect is an
Island girl In every sense of the word.
having been born and reared in Ha-
wall, with an occasional visit to the
mainland.
No date has been set for the wed.
ding Miss Stacker's marriage viii
take her away rom Hawaii Mel, as
the home of the groomto-be is in Can
ton and there they will make their
home. Miss Stacker is a very popular
girl and while her friends are rejoic-
ing with her In her new happiness
they wish she might not have to live
so far away.
BURLINGAME FRIENDS GIVE COR
DIAL Greetings TO RETURN
ING TRAVELLERS
Cordial greetings are being extend.
ed to Mrs. Rennie Pierre Schwerin and
her son, Richard Schwerin, who ar
rived In California last Sunday. They
ara at their home in Burlingame. Miss
Arabella Schwerin has been one of the
bellies at Del Monte this week, where
she has been In party that included
Misses Leslie Miller, Gertrude Hop
kins, Helen Garritt, Mary Louise Black
and Mrs. ]. Leroy Nickel.
While East Mrs. Schwerin was one
Of the spectators at the Harvard Yale
boat race, and she witnessed the sport
from the yacht of Mrs. G. C. David
son. Others in. the yachting party
were Messrs. Russell Wilson and Guy
Ter Lee, Jr, and Richard Lee, sons OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuyler Lee OF Buriin-
game. Russell Wilson is son OF Nj.
and Mrs. Mouptford Wilson, and with
the Lee brothers left New York q
week. ago Friday In an automobile.
planning to make the trip across the
continent In that delightful fashion.
Mrs. Schwerin has been away from
California several months and dur
ing the height of the winter season
was at Palm Beach and Miami with
her daughter, Miss Arabella Schwer-
in. They thoroughly enjoyed the gay
tiles Of the season at the Florida wa
tering places. = San Francisco
ChFonicle.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES CHILLI
INGWORTH'S DINNER
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Chillingworth entertained at
dinner honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Holbrook, who have been visiting in
Honolulu for some time. The table
was exquisitely decorated with the
blossoms of the freak casa grande
and golden shower blooms, which
vary from pale lemon tint to that
Of an old rose, each bloom being
beautiful. There are but two OF these
remarkable trees in Honolulu. One
stands in the old William C. Wilder
yard on Pensacola street and the
other one is in the garden of Capt.
and Mrs. Lorenzen. Horticulturists
have vainly tried to grow more of the
same trees but have failed.
Mrs. Chillingworth used with the
blossom different shades Of tulle and
candles in the same colors.
After dinner bridge and. music occu-
pied the guests who were Mr. and
Mrs Warren Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Unger, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyteli,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Morton Riggs, Mr.. C.
A. Doyle and Mr.. Cykler.
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Chewder Supper
An Engagement Announcement
Mrs Edward d Tenneys Luncheon. 49,
Mrs Henry Macfarlanes Bridge Tea
Mrs Frederick Kohfs Tavern Dinner ~
: Miss Myrtle Scnumans Cafeter Luncheon.
Mrs Frederick w. Macfarlane MIRA A. S. WIcoA
Capt and Mrs. Frederick Foucars Thursday Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. ). K Butler Enter tain.
4 Ginger Jack" Picnic. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Aonzo Gartley's Young Folks. Dance
Mrs. Agnes SJudd's Afternoon Tea
Mn. Robert Shingles Luncheon
Mrs Clarence Cunha q Luncheon hostess
Mr. and Mrs. William Wlliamson's Dinner.
Mr. and HRS Jack London Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Genove's Chowder Party.
Mrs Grafton Beal Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. C. F. Schmutzlers Bridge Party.
Mrs Ralph Clarks Informal Tea.
Mrs Frederick Jewett Lowrey's Luncheon
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Browns Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Morton Riggs Sunday Supper 1870
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chilling worth's Dinner.
Mrs. Henry BicKnell q Hostess ssIs @.s&
Mrs. Beatrice Isenberg's r..
Miss Winifred Guilds Children's Party = =&=ssEs
Eby-Efaste Nuptiais. ~ =###s ss.k
Col and Mrs. Daniel HowelPs Dinner. 2 3
Miss Ruth McChesney,s Dinner
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stately pink gladiolus In q low, broad
basket. Tufle In shades of pink and
green enhanced the effect.
MT. and Mrs. iWilliamson's guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London. Dr..
and Mrs. Arthur g. H6dgins and Mr..
Paul Muhlendorf.
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DIR. AND MRS HARVEY MURRAY'S
SUPPER PARTY 5
Thursday evening Dr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Murray were. supper hosts. DR..
and Mrs. Murray are very delightful
hosts. Their affairs are always an
anticipated pleasure.
Their guests on Thursday evening
were Mr.. and MIS-. Jack London, Mr..
and Mrs. alexander G. Halves, Justice
and Mrs. Edward NJ. Watson and Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Benson.
MR. AND MRS. JACK DOWSETTS
SBNDAY OUTING
Last Sunday NJ. and Mrs. jack
Dowsett and q. party Of friends motor
ed TO the, Dovsetts, NaiaIiae place and
enjoyed picnic day n the country
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A GINGER JACK PICNIC
Mrs. Andrew Fuller was hostess for
q jolly set of young people who
spent the day ct Ginger Jack
swimming and having q general good
time.
MRS. GRAFTON A. BEALL'S
LUNCHEON
On Saturday of last week Mrs.
Grafton Beall was hostess at q
charmingly arranged luncheon. The
table had as centerpiece lavender
Chinese astors and long graceful
sprays Of asparagus vine. The af.
terhoon was devoted to sewing. Mrs.
Beall is q widely-traveled woman Of
e striking personality and IL q real
favorite here.
Her guests for the day were Mrs.
Clarence Olson, Mrs. Arthur Mackfn-
tosh, Mrs. L M. Stainback. Mrs. Reed
and Miss Florence Butler.
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MISS JESSIE RAE Al BRIDGE
HOSTESS
Monday evening Miss Jessie Rae
was hostess at delightful though
very informal bridge evening. The
guest OF honor was DR.. Hindes Of Aus
tralia, famous surgeon who il here
for q short sojourn. The guests In
yited by Miss Rae to do honor to Dr..
Hindes were Judge and Mrs. Horace
w Vaughan, Mrs. Moulton, Mr.. C. z.
King. Miss Lister and Mrs. III
Gordon Maury.
Mr.. AND MRS. VINCENT GEN.
OWES CHOWDER
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Genoves are very informally enter.
tanning with swim and chowder
supper at the outrigger Club. Mr..
and Mrs. Genoyes' guests are Mrs.
Bernice Stevens, Miss Margaret
Stevens, Miss Irene Hill of Oakland.
MI. Harry Steiner and Mr.. Alfred
Young.
A FAMILY DINNER
Mrs. Henry Waterhouse was host.
ess on Monday evening at a family
dinner.
THE GARTLEY DANCE
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Gartley enter.
tanned a company Of young people
with q moonlight dance on Monday
OF this week at their mauka home,
where they are now living for the
summer. The two daughters OF the
home are here for the summer
months and lively girls they both
are. About fifty attended the dance
on Monday evening.
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MRS. c. F. SCHMUTZLER ENTER
TAINS
On Wednesday Of this week Mrs. G.
F. Schmutzler was a bridge hostess.
honoring her sister, DR.. Eleanor Ar
thur, and Mrs L p. Colburn, who are
here on their first visit After a
spirited round of bridge tea was
served. Some among Mrs. Schmutz-
ler,s guests were Mrs j. T. Warren,
Mrs. L Warren, Mrs. @. X. Brown.
Mrs j l. Young Mrs. Rfuorf sIobnon,,
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Who hid uresillhSbIS Saten more than
the others, was awarded with a pref.
tily decorated pair Of Japanese slip
pers. Mrs. Reynold McGrew was the
fortunate one.
After luncheon peanut hunt was
enjoyed. Several other games made
the afternoon jolly one.
Miss Schuman's guests we're Miss
Rosie Herbert, for whom this uni
que party was given; Miss Jessie Ken
nedy, Miss Edith Williams, Miss Dor.
cthy Guild, Miss Marian Chaplin, Miss
Hazel auckland, Miss Edna McDufiie,
Miss Adeline Smith, Mrs. Mary Lu-
cas-, Mrs. Reynold Brodie McGrew.
Mrs. Paul Wilmington, Mrs. Cyril
Hoogs, Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jr.
Mrs. Ralph Clark, Mrs. Hamilton P.
Agee, Mrs. Grover A. Batten.
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MRS. HENRY MACFARLANE A
BRIDGE HOSTESS
Mrs. Henry Macfarlane was hostess
on Wednesday afternoon ct delight.
fully charming and informal bridge tea
at the Country Club. The rooms were
made most attractive with huge bowls
and baskets holding golden coreopsis
and lace ferns. After several rubbers
Of bride, Mrs. Jack Dowsett was given
q beautiful dream gown of crepe de
chine, the handiwork of the hostess.
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane was second
lowest and to her was given lovely
blue crepe de chine lingerie gown
After bridge the party was augmented
by several young folks coming in for
q coup OF tea.
Mrs. Macfarlane,s guests were Mrs.
Charles Adams, Mrs. Edward d. Ten.
ney, Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mrs. John
NJ. Dowsett, Mrs. Grashoff, Miss Mar
garet Walker, Mrs. Albert s. Wilcox,
Mrs. Frank E. Richardson, Mrs. Frank
E. Thompson, Miss Bertha Ben Taylor.
Mrs. Frederick w. Macfarlane. Mrs.
George Potter. Mrs. ]. F. c. Hagens,
Mrs. Armin Haneberg, Mrs. A. J..
Campbell, Mrs. Philip Rogers. Miss
Alice Macfarlane, Mrs. George Col
Inns, Mrs. Sullivan Of San Francisco,
Miss Lois Brundred, Miss Wilhelmina
Tenney, Miss Alice Hastings and Miss
Lady Macfarlane.
MRS. EDWARD ID. TENN
HONORS MRS. GEORGE HER
BERT
Around table made attractive with
Paul Neron roses and fruits and ferns
for the centerpiece, Mrs. Edward Ten.
ney entertained on Tuesday with an
aloha luncheon" in honor Of her sis
ter, Mrs. George Herbert, who, with
her family, left on yesterdays steamer
for q trip through Canada Bridge
was the occupation Of the guests for
the afternoon and q very jolly time
was enjoyed
Mrs. Tenney's guests were Mrs.
George Herbert, Miss Margaret Wal
kerr Mrs. Georg Rodiek, Mrs. E. s.
Cunha, Mrs. Carl Widemann. Miss
Margaret Mcintyre. Mrs. George Col.
Inns, Mrs. Helen Noonan, Mrs. ]. f..
G.. Hagens, Mrs. J. M. Dowsett, Mrs.
Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Fred Macfarlane.
Miss Bertha Ben Taylor and Mrs. Julia
Macfarlane.
Q . Q
AN ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCES.
MENT OF INTEREST
The eneagement OF Miss Miriam Cal.
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Mrs. r. Moore, Mrs. Foster, Miss Shir-
ley Foster, Mrs. G. A. Braly, Mrs.
Isaac Cox, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. l. c. How
land, Mrs. w. @. Furer, Mrs. Vida
Thrum, Mrs. 8. Livingston, Mrs. A. n.
Campbell Miss Clara Campbell, Miss
Harriet Young, Mrs. J.. o. Young, Mrs.
Edgar Robinson. Mrs. Edward Dekum.
Mrs Antonio Perry, Miss Lucas and
others,
MRS. JOHN LENNOX ENTERTAINS
AT THE OUTRIGGER CLUB
On Friday Mrs. John Lennox was
hostess for a delightful afternoon at
Waikiki Beach and the. Outrigger
Club. After a very refreshing swim
In the ocean tea was served. The
floral decorations were most attract
i've, being California wisteria and
golden coreopsfs. 1t was very de-
Iightful affair and when going home
time came the guests we're 10th to
leave.
Mrs. Lennon guests were Mrs.
Byron e. Noble, Miss Doris Noble,
Mrs. Richard Quinn, Mrs. Harold
Marvin, Mrs. Irwin Beadle. Mrs. NJ
Gordon Maury, Mrs. William Johnson
and Miss Ruth johnson of Manches-
ter, N. H., and Miss Anna Mcnamara
of San Francisco.
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM WILLIAM
SONS DINNER
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs VIII
lam Williamson asked a small COM
pany OF friends in to dine with them.
Bridge occupied the guests for the
evening. Their friends hidden on
Friday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank E. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Rice, DR.. and Mrs. Clifford
B. High.
H0NoLULAN'S ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED
Friends have been told this week
Of the engagement of Mr.. Gavin Bush,
eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. @. Fred
Bush, and Miss Hazel Ohmart Of St
Louis Gavin IS an island boy" with
a host of friends here, who extend
hearty congratulations Miss 0hmart
is a remarkably handsome girl She
will be very cordially greeted when
she makes her first visit to Honolulu.
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MRS. CLARENCE CUNHA ENTER
TAINS
On Thursday Of this week Mrs. Clar-
ence Cunha was hostess at a small.
informal luncheon. The table was
prettily trimmed with the DOUBLE pink
hibiscus. Bridge was enjoyed most of
the afternoon. Mrs. Cunha's guests
were Mrs. Harry Gray. Mrs. David
Dowsett,. Mrs s. s. Paxson and Mrs
Charles Chillingworth.
. =
EBY-HASTIE NUPTIALS
One of the prettiest Of home wed
dings of this year took place at the:
home Of Mrs. William HASTE. Eleele.
Kauai, on Wednesday night. July II.
when Miss Eva. Margaret HASTE and
Mr.. Harry Eby were made man and
wife.
The lanai on which the ceremony
was performed was made into fairy
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bower. At the center Of the bower
large white bow Of fairy material vas
placed, this being touched here and
there with orange blossom Radfafins
from this on the ceiling 10 the walls
were masses Of green vines. These
hung down and were touched here and
ers and ribbons.
The other end Of the lanai was q
lovely garden with hanging baskets
of ferns and masses OF white flow.
ers. The room in which the gifts
were displayed WAS beautiful in IL
decorations Of green and pale pink.
The gifts were many and beautifQI.
consisting Of flat ware, silver, crystal.
china, pictures and linen.
To the strains Of the wedding march
played by Mr.. Karl Roendahl the
bride joined the waiting groom unaf-
tended She was the picture Of sweet
girlishness IN her wedding gown a
white crepe meteor and lace, ana car
rying a shower bouquet Of roses. She
wore a platinum and diamond neck
lace. the gift Of the groom.
After receiving the gratulatione
and best wishes Of their many friends
the bride and groom led the way 10
the dining room, which was decorated
in green and pink. The brides table
was very pretty with It's centerpIece
OF pink roses and pink illusion enter
twined with maidenhair fern ana
orange blossom. Small tables deeorak.
ed after the order OF the brides table
stood around the room and lanai
where dainty refreshments were
served.
Dafntily tied packages Of confetti
and wedding cake were then passed
and mid showers of confetti Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Eby left Tor Hanalef for few
weeks stay.
Al dainty bungalow home awaits the
bridal couple at Eleele.
MRS. FREDERICK JEWETT Low
REY'S LUNCHEON.
On "Wednesday Mrs. PenhalIoW
was the guest Of honor at q lunchoon
given By Mrs. frederick Jewett Low
rey. Hibiscus In the pink shades
made the table attractive and tropical
lace fern lent 4 welcome touch Of
green Mrs. Lowrey,s guests were
Mrs Penhaliow, the n0Hor-guest; Mrs..
Arthur +. Wall, Mrs. Clarence Cooke.
Mrs. Frank Hoegs and Miss Lqcy
Campbell The afternoon was delight-
fully spent in conversation.
Mr.. AND MRS. ARTHUR BROWNS
DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Gould were the
guests OF honor at 3 dinner given By
Mr.. ami Mrs. Arthur Brown on Wed
nesday evening. Mr. and Mrs Brown
left yesterday for 4 two months trip
to Canada, while the GOtIds sailed for
the island Of Hawaii.
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CAPT. AND mrs FREDERICK
F0UCAR8 DINNER.
Thursday evening Capt and Mrs.
Frederick Foucar had a. dinner.
guests. most informally. Capt and
Mrs. Albert P Clark Of shafler.
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a MnNnAy NTG1T

A MONDAY NIGHT DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. William Williamson
entertained Monday evening at an in.
formal dinner. Music pleased the
guests after dinner The table was
attractive with central adjournment OF
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mr.. AND MRS. ARTHUR BROWNS
T1TNNER
CAPT. AND MRS. FREDERICK
F0IICAR8 DINNER

!. Thursday evening Capt and Mrs.
Frederick Foucaf had g dinner.
guests, most informally. Capt and
Mrs. Albert P, Clark Of Smarter.
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AN ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE.
MENT OF INTEREST
The engagement Of Miss Miriam Cal.
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q Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London
had q few friends In to q very infor-
NAL lunch. Mr.. London. to the delight
Of their guests, read two short stories.
The London's guests were Dr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse, Mai. and
Mrs Gideon Van Poole, Mrs. Rudolf
Buchly, Mrs. Hamilton p. Agee, Mrs.
Bruce Cartwright, Jr.. Miss Edit, VIII
liams and Miss Abby Buchanan,
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A FAMILY DINNER
Mrs. Henry Warehouse was host.
ess on Monday evening at family
dinner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-11
men, As WELL AS
women, VISITING
ELECTRIC SHOW
Mrs. B. T.. Benton and Miss
Catherine Murphy Award
ed Prizes for Cleverness.

That the people of Pine Bluff are
interested in learning what can be
done "electrically"-and how-is
made evident by the manner IN which
men and women are crowding the
electric show which is now under
way, in South Main street, adjoining
the headquarters of the Pine Bluff
company.
The attendance yesterday was even
larger, if such a thing is possible,
than it has been at any time since
the show opened. and the demonstrate
ors were kept busy from beginning
to close, explaining and showing and
demonstrating the various and sundry
time-savers and labor-savers that
form part of the exhibition.
Mrs. B. E. Benton and Miss Cath
crime Murphy were awarded the two
electric irons offered as prizes for
Tuesday, the awards being made last
night The answers by these ladies,
to the question, "Why do I use an
electric iron?" and "Why do 7 want
an electric iron?,' were deemed the
best, by the nonresident judges.
There were no delicaeies prepared
on the electric range yesterday, but
a chatting dish operated by electricity
had been placed on each of the sew
eral tables. and these were used as
the utensils in which delectable eat
ables'' were prepared, by, Miss Irene
Rassett and her assistants from the
domestic science class of the high
school.
The electric show is open each day
from 2:30 p. m. to 10 p. M, and will
continue through Friday night. A
prize is given away each day to the
woman who offers the best answer
to questions submitted, there is no
admission charged, and delicious re-
freshments are served, these being
hot or cold, the hot articles being pre-
pared on the electric range or electric
chatting dishes, and the cold stuff be-
ing frozen via the motor route,'' by
the Pine Bluff Bottling company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-11
resume TODAY WORK
ON RUTHERFORD WELL
Officers Of jefferson Oil Company
Now Confident Producer Will
Re Obtained.

Freeland brothers, VINO are drilling
the we'll for the Jefferson Oil COM
pany on the Rutherford place, south
east of the city, yesterday succeeded
in removing from the we'll the last
piece Of broken pipe, which has been
causing trouble for some time past,
and the pipe is now clear and clean,
Today, the drillers will set about
1850 or 400 feet of 6-inch casing,
with q packer attached, the casino 10
keep out water and quicksand and me
packer to shut out water, that the
well may be kept dry and that there
shall be no further trouble because
of water and sand getting into the
"hole" and interfering with the actual
drilling operations.
No further trouble is expected in
the we'll by the drillers, particularly
because the we'll is of such depth as
to be below the stage under sea level,
at which water and quicksand may
cause trouble, this being guaged from
the experience of other fields. The
drillers are of the opinion that they
can now use the standard drilling
machinery until they complete the
well, and this win allow them to go
down from Is to 200 feet each "a
hours.
The company is keeping open house
at the we'll, 1t was announced yester-
day. and there has been an invitation
issued for the general public to VISIT
the we'll and watch the work, at any
time, the stockholders being especi-
ally urged to see what is being done,
by the directors of the company, VINO
say that more can be learned at lne
we'll in an hour or two, than can De
ascertained by staying in town ana
asking questions.
The company has no more STOCK OF
the market, the officers being OF the
opinion they can bring in an Oil we'll
with the money that is now In the
treasury. TIE company has drilled
the well to it's present depth under
great difficulties, these being due
principally to- the fact that this S
an entirely new field, with the forma-
tions and strata entirely unknown,
compelling the drillers to feel their
way. The drillers have not known
what machinery was necessary. but
have been compelled to drill and find
out then to change the machinery to
suit. Many Of the delays have been
due TO the fact that there are no
drilling supply houses closer than
Louisiana or Oklahoma. This mas
several times caused DELAY OF days
and weeks. for machinery which, In
nroveds oil field, could be had IN a
few moments. The drtllers and the
OFFICERS of the company now believe
their troubles are over, and are mos.
sanp,,ine that a producing well will
he brought in within few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-11
five ACCEsSIONS TO
OHIO Street Church
Evangelist F. +. Barnes to Close
Meeting Friday Evening. but
Interest Grows.

Five more additions were received
into the Ohio street Baptist church
last night, at the service conducted
by Rev. F. E. Barnes, evangelist, MAX
ing a total of "a additions to the
church since Mr.. Barnes opened his
series of revival services Monday OF
last week.
The services will close Friday
night. but there appears to be even
added interest with each passing day,
as the church is being crowded night
ly, and there are many strangers in
the congregations. Mr.. Barnes is a
gifted and eloquent speaker, forceful
pulpit orator and keen student OF
the Bible. and he has had the as
sistance of some unusually fine music
by the choir of the church.
Today and tomorrow. at the noon
hour. Mr.. Barnes will speak at the
Cotton Belt shops, as he has been
doing for a week past. At 2:3O p. m.
each day, he will preach at the
church, and tonight and tomorrow
night at O'Clock he Will conduct
services at the church
Since MONDAY of last week. widely
known evangelists representing the
Baptist home mission board. at Nash
Vile. Tenn, have been conducting re-
vival services at number OF
churches in Arkansas, Mr.. Barnes
being at the Ohio street church. Rev:
]. E. Scott, with the singers. MI and
Mrs. J. L. Blankenship. at the First
Baptist church. and others at Little
Rock. Fort Smith and other places.
All these revival services will come
to an end Friday night. when the
evangelists will move on to other APP
nointments.
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PERSONAL.

Walter Adams, state editor of the
Little Rock Gazette. was here last
night for a brief visit with relatives
and friends.
Mai. S. w. Boswell OF Cornerstone
was here yesterday on business.
Fred wells was here yesterday from
Monticello, on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-05-11
Saturdays Story Hour
TO Be Last of Season.

Definite announcement was made
yesterday that the story hour to be
held Saturday afternoon, at the Ii
brary, will be the last for this sea-
son. Mrs. W. B. Morgan, who has had
charge of the story hour from it's in
ception, and who has worked ilidefa-
tigably to make it the very great suc-
cess it has become, leaves today for
a stay in the north during the heated
period. The children will be told
Saturday afternoon, that there will be
no sessions of the story hour during
the summer, but that this very pop
ular department of the library's work
will be reopened with the advent OF
cooler weather in the fall.
Miss Martha Angel will tell the
story to the children Saturday after
noon, from 2:30 to $3.50 O'Clock, and
she has an especially interesting
story for the little folk.