The Harrison times., 1916-06-17
In the Social World
Mrs. Louie Jones Matthews. Editor.
NlkS. B. b. BRUCE

hostess 10 thlrtySiN of her friends at Il
800 party on Tuesday afternoon.
The house was beautiful i'm its color
scheme of purple and white. Miss
Lucille Tyson won first honors and
each out of town guest received dainty
crepe-di-chene hankerchiefs in purple
and white. Instrumental and vocal
music by Misses Burke, Williams,
McC lure and Shelby was much en-
joyed. Delicious refreshments were
served. The following visiting girls
were present, Miss Williams of Mo-,
Miss Burke of Texerkana, Miss Ward
of Fort Smith, Miss Miller of Van
Buren,, Miss Mira Mcclure of Lawton
Okla.
MEETING OF CIRCLE 3
On Friday afternoon the 9th. Mr..
and Mrs. \. H. Brooks were agree
ably surprised when the ladies of Cir
Gle No. 3. of the Aid Society of the
Christian Church together with their
neighboFs and friends droppcd.in on
them carrying we'll filled baskets. AZ
ter a social time spent by all, table
cloths were spread on the grass un-
der shade trees in the yard and all en-
joyed the repast with good will
About 10 were present. This delight
ful program was arranged by circle
No. 3 of Woodland Heights to show
their love and esteem for Uncle
Abe" and Aunt Addie' as they are
familiarly called by their friends.
Miss WATKINS ENTERTAINs.
Mrs, A. ", Sweat Of Tenn. and
Miss Wood of Fort Smith Ark. were
the honorus of an enjoyable 800 party
given by Miss Maude Watkins 1t her
home Saturday afternoon. The par
lors and dining room, where punch
was served by Miss llene Brisco, were
fragrant with a profusion of spring
flowers. Tables were arranged for
thirty-siX guests, who after the game
were served with salad and ice
course. Miss Burke of Texarkana
was awarded an exquisite piece of
handwork done by the hostess. for
having the highest score. The honor
guests received similar articles, dear
to the feminine heart. Aside from the
gneSts of honor, other out of town
guests were Mrs. Herbert Cowley, of
San Antonio Texas, Miss Coleman of
Little Rock and Miss Burke of Tex
arkana Ark.
Miss MITCHELL ENTERTAINS
Honoring, Mrs. Herbert Cowley of
Texas, Miss Dorothy Mitchell enter
tanned some of her many friends, on
Wednesday afternoon. The Mitchell
home has always been noted for its
general hospitality and from the time
of arrival until leaving time the guests
felt gracious welcome. Cards fur
nished the amusement for the after
noon and lovely favors were given to
the ladies with highest scores. Miss
Wood and Miss Davis, being the fort
innate ones, received beautiful, mahog-
any bud vases The refreshments
were dainty and delicious and the
whole afternoon was thoroughly en-
joyed by everyone.
Miss XEIGLER ENrERTAINs
Miss May Zeiglar entertained for
her guest, Miss Coleman and eleven
other friends, with a sunrise break
fast. The hostess called for her guests
at five thirty Saturday morning and
took them to Bakers Spring. There
a camp fire was built and bacon eggs,
and coffee were cooked in the most
approved camp style, this, added to
the fried chicken and other good things
too numerous to mention made a
most delightful breakfast. Theyoung
ladies got close to Natures heart and
waded in the stream, gathered daises
from the roadside and had altogether
a most enjoyable morning.
HoNoRlNG MIRA MCCLURE
Misses Mary and Agnes Newman
entertained Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Mira Mcclure, of
Lawton, Oklahoma, who is their
guest. The large home with its eX-
tended verandas furnished attractive
setting for the handsome party Of
some twenty-five couples of Harri-
sons young society people, who en-
| joyed themselves with theusual round
Of social pleasures. Mrs. Newman
was assisted in serving refreshments
by Mrs. Jeffrey Dixon, and little
Misses Dorothy Joe Welch and Nell
Dixon presided at Che Punch Bowl
Raspberries.