The Pulaskian., 1916-02-25
PULASKI HEIGHTS NE WIS

i College is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Faken, who entertained in her honor Thursday night.
 1 A building permit has been issued to E. Van Pelt to erect a one-story cottage at 42O9 West Twelfth street, 1 at cost of $1,400
 Mrs. W. D. Bass has recovered l from two weeks illness, and is 1 grateful for the attention and sympa- 1 thy of many friends.
 l Mrs. M. J. Manning, Mrs. G. H. Ma this and Mrs. H. H. Kirby entertained at a refugee dinner last week, about a dozen Clarendon friends being guests of honor.
 Mrs. Carroll D. Wood will meet the executive committee of the Ninth Ward Club Saturday afternoon in Judge M. J. Manning's office in the Southern Trust building.
 Celsius P. Perrie, one of the most prominent citizens of the Heights, was reelected a member of the Board of Directors of the Little Rock Rail- way and Electric Company.
 Another interesting meeting of H. L. Cross Lodge No. 61, A. o. U. w, was held Thursday night in the lodge room in the Morgan Smith Building, and several new members initiated.
 Alderman and Mrs. J. P. Streepey entertained the "Old Bunch," as the faithful members of the late Congre- gational Church are called. at de- lightful course dinner at their home Friday evening.
 At the regular meeting of the Ninth Ward Club Friday night, March 3, at Forest Park Church, Ray Gill, deputy State Superintendent of Public h. struction, will give an illustrated lec- ture on Swat the Fly"
 Last Friday Mrs. George w Finer son entertained Mrs. Thomas and Mrs Cecil Thomas of Clarendon, Mrs. Baird, Miss Hazel Johnson and Mrs. M. J. Manning at luncheon at the beautiful Emerson home, 108 Pearl street
 
 tive of Pulaski Heights on the expedi- tion of the Rotary Club to Memphis this week. A large party went from Little Rock in the interest of s. M. Brooks as governor of the Six-State Rotarian district.
 Little Miss Lavonne Emerson en- tertained twenty little friends at a birthday party Tuesday afternoon, the occasion being her sixth birthday anniversary. Games were played and refreshments were served in St. Patrick's Day colors.
 The Ninth Ward will be we'll repre- sented in the second annual inter school entertainment at the High School Friday night. The Forest Park School will present ~fhe Color Brigade" and the Pulaski Heights School the Irish Lilt.'
 Washington's Birthday was observed with special programs in the Pulaski Heights schools. Mrs. J. A. Bowman had charge at Forest Park and Mrs. R. E. Farrell at Pulaski Heights. The entertainments were under the d1rec- tion of the ladies of the D. A R. and Colonial Danes.
 St. Marks Church (EpiscopaD, Woodlawn and Ash, Sexagesima Sun day. Sunday school 9:45 a. m., G. s. R. Sharp, superintendent. Morning D. m. Saturday. St. Marks Guild at Parish House Tuesday. Masquerade dance Friday, March B.
 The Forest Park s. I. A. was enter tained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. H. Joslyn. An ad. dress was delivered on the care of children py Mrs. c. w. Garrison Re- treatments were served by the host ess. The association was invited to meet next at the home of Mrs. s. c. Nordlinger.
 Grading teams are at work this week shaping up Spruce street from Prospect avenue to Brown street. All derman Streepey says he intends to request the water company to regrade this street, which was torn up nearly year ago for the purpose of laying water mains. Kenyon avenue was left in much the same condition.
 Russian Trade and American Ideals" was the subject of Rabbi Witt's sermon at the Temple B'Nai Israel last Friday night Rabbi Witt has become one of the most enthu- siastic residents of the Heights, and has bought site for home. There are about a dozen members of his