Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-01
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Magnolia. who were chperoned by Mrs. Tom Parham and Mrs. Jessie Lee Wall.
 The guests were invited into the aiming room by Mrs. w. D. Ferguson, Mrs. W. w. Draper, Mrs. H. I. Hol- derness, and Miss Anna Can't and there they were served by Mrs. V. B. Alexander, and Mrs. w. A. Taggart, wit htea. Miss Lucy Hearn Broad street, Miss Bettie Sallee, Miss Mar garet Dewoody and Miss Minnie Me- Gaughy served delicious refreshments.
 Throughout the afternoon, a stringed orchestra furnished en. trancing music, and very large number Of guests enjoyed the hospi- tality of the home.
 Mrs. Camille Epstein of Little Rock is here for visit with Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Simon, in West Sixth avenue.
 Miss Lillian Baggett is reported seriously i'll with la grippe, at her home in West Fourteenth avenue. The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. s. Emory Jones is reported quite ill of la grippe, at the family home at Main street and Twenty-frst avenue. The auxiliary of the Brotherhood ! of Railway Trainmen has announced | the pOstponement, until later date, of the entertainment planned to be held Saturday evening next. The new date will be decided upon at meet 1 ing next week.
 | Members of circle No. of the Women's Missionary society of the Lakeside Methodist church will en-
 tertain at tea this afternoon at the
 home of Mrs. N. T. Roberts.
 The Wicosta club will give it's first dance at the Hotel Jefferson the ev-
 ening of March 3, Friday.
 Mrs. l.. w. Clement and little l daughter, Marian, who have been guests of Mrs. Dan Koonce in West Sixth avenue, have returned to their home at English.
 Miss Evelyn Franklin, who has been
 the charming guest of Miss Sarita i Strauss for several days, will return | to her home at Little Rock today. Mrs. John P. Oracle of Rob Roy was here yesterday for short visit with friends.
 Mrs. E. E. Higginson of Monticello is here for visit with Mrs. c. w. Butts, in Harding avenue. Mrs. Gail Czburn has gone to St. Louis, to spend several weeks visiting her parents and other relatives. Mrs, Elmer Richards left yesterday for a visit with friends at Fort Worth, and en route will spend some time with her daughter, Mrs. Claude Hutchins. at Mount Pleasant, Texas. Mrs. S. E. Atwood has returned to her home at Farrell, after delight kful visit here with Mrs. c. R. Wood side.
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 Fred Harrington and Miss Lena Herrington have returned to their home at Sheridan, after a visit here with their aunt, Mrs. U. w. Poss.
 Miss Zillah Retan has returned to her home at Little Rock, after vlslt here with. her sister, ,eMrs. Tracy Mills.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Jackson are here from Camden, to spend a few days with relatives and friends
 Miss Lavitra McGraw of Star City was brought here Monday by her father. Sheriff B. F. 'McGraw of Lin coin county, and underwent an opera lion at a local sanitarium yesterday.
 pr. and Mrs. Harry B. Williams, IT,. leave today for New Orleans; where they will participate in the Mard1 Gras festivities. Dr. Williams VIII attend clinics at the big Charity nos pital during his stay at New orleans.
 Mrs. Walter N. Trulock has return ed from Batesville. where she atteno- ed the funeral of her cousin, Charles H. Coffin, president of the Niagara Fire Insurance company, who died some days ago in New York, and whose funeral was held at his former home at Batesville. Miss Margaret Gettle Of Table Rock. Neb., who has been visiting her brother, R. E. Gcttle. and wife, ,.. n davs left Sunday for