The Pulaskian., 1916-09-15
.SIMM'S BAND CONCERT
 FOR SUNDAY NIGHT


 Program for Forest Park by Simms' Band Sunday night as announced by Director Chas. G. Mitchell.
 1. March-"The Imp." Afford. 2. Overture Light Cavalry, Suppe.
 3. "sunnyland9 Walt2es, Rosner. 4. (a) "Humoreske,e Dvorak.
 (b) Gavotte "Cupid's Arrow
 Platte.
 Hungarian Fantasia" Tobani.
 Intermission
 6. Triumphal March from Aida" Verdi
 7. Grand Selection from the Opera | Faust, Gounod.
 s. Novelette,, "Fi-Fi,' McPherran. g. Excerpts from "The Firefy,@ Firml.
 10 star opangled Banner. way, September 25, then at Morrilton and Altus and at Batesville on Dc tober 2.
 tives.
 Vaughan Davis, formerly with G. H Mathis, is now city salesman for tns Plunkett-JarreI Grocer Company.
 Mrs. F. c. Meade, who has been visiting relatives in Missouri all sum- mer, will return home this week.
 Mrs. c. H. Sumption entertained Monday afternoon in honor of her sis. ter, Miss Johnson of Fayetteville.
 Mrs. Lawrence Newberry entertain ed at cards Tuesday in honor of her aunt, Mrs Gail who is visiting her. Mrs. Annie Hockensmith, formerly of Pulaski Heights, was married last week to MT. Porter, of Gainesville, Mo
 Mrs H. H. Kirby and children re- turned this week from Green Noun tain Falls, Colo, where they spent the summer.
 Edwin Truesdale of Camden was the guest of Lawrence Auten this week, en route to Conway to enter Hendrix College.
 Rev. and Mrs. c. F. Fitzhugh and daughter of Henderson's Chapel, and Miss Elsie Meyers spent Tuesday with Mrs. w D. Bass.
 Mrs. Clay E. Smith gave promo tion day social for the Junior Depart ment of the Sunday school at the chU-c Friday night.
 Satisfactory progress is being made on the organization of the big sewer district that will comprise practically all of Pulaski Heights
 Mrs. J. B. Harwell will soon remove from her home at Mansfield, Ark, to reside with her grandson, Byron Har- well, $500 West Thirteenth
 Miss Rowena Harwell has returned home after spending the summer with her grandmother, Mrs. J. H. Harwen. at Mansfield. She will teach in the public schools again this year.
 Muncey Hooker has been quite iu, and it was decided Thursday that it would be necessary to remove him to an infiirmary for an operation
 Mrs. John P. Streepey was hostess at a delightful social and reception given the Mission Study Class last Monday The attendance was large and the program most interesting.
 The Mary Jane Club met Wednes- day with Mrs. Fay B. Curtis as host- ess The day was spent in needle work, followed by a course luncheon Mrs. w w Shepherd was the guest of the day. The next meeting will be with Mrs. lone Leaning September 27. The Board of Health is investigat- ing complaints that have been made by the owners of the Feild estate against the location of a septic tank on the grounds of the Little Rock Col lege, northeast of Forest Park It ts claimed that it would ruin the water of neighborhood springs.
 Casey Mitchell and Ernest Scrog- gins, white boys arrested at Forest Park Tuesday night, charged with talk ing a rife and cartridges from . shooting gallery, were turned over 10 the juvenile court officer by Municipal Judge Woodruff following their pleas of guilty. Roscoe Peterson, Edward Menier, Harry Stowers, Addie Stowers and Carl Thompson, white boys, said | to be implicated with Mitchell and