The Pulaskian., 1916-12-29
PULASKI HEIGHTS NEWS
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Avenue, the third Thursday in Jan uary.
 The younger social set enjoyed a Christmas tree at the home of Miss Marie Myers Thursday evening.
 Mrs. R. L. Hathaway will return Saturday from a two months visit with her mother at DeVine, Texas,
 The Mothers Club will meet next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Fay B. Curtis. with Mrs. H. w. Smart as leader.
 No one has yet been secured for the pastorate of the Pulaski Heights Bap tist Church to succeed the Rev A. L.. Aulick.
 Miss Florence Kelly of Pulaski Heights has gone to Jennings, New Mexico, to spend the holidays with her brother.
 MT. Angus has moved from the city to $500 Compton Avenue, Pulaski Heights, and are being given most cordial welcome
 The Epworth League of the Pulas- Ri Heights M. E. Church, South, will give a Christmas tree and entertain ment at the church tonight
 MT and Mrs. Walter w. Terry of Bauxite spent Christmas with MT. Terry's parents, MT. and Mrs. Walter J Terry, on Lookout Road, Hillcrest-
 Mrs. H. E. Olive gave a party Tues day night in honor of her guest, Miss Constance Chilles. of St Louis There were 12 guests A course luncheon was served.
 The Rev. A. L. Aulick will preach at the Baptist Church Sunday morn ing on the subject, "The Life of the Greatest Magnitude and the evening subject, "The Book"
 Mir. and Mrs. ". D. Stacy, of Wis ter, Okla, visited their son, M. L. Stacy. during the holidays. They were accompanied by MT Stacy's little niece. Miss Neva McIlvaine.
 Mrs. K. D. N. Cole and daughter, Margaret, are spending the holidays at Fayetteville The family will occupy their new home on Ash street as soon as the gas connections are made.
 Miss Pearl Allen and H. H. Griffith were married Tuesday by the Rev. A. L. Aulick of the Baptist church. They will make their home temporarily with Mir and Mrs Allen, on Pulaski Heights, at BOA North Pine
 There was a delightful family re union, dinner and Christmas tree Christmas Eve at the home of MT and Mrs. G. H. Mathis, and on Christmas night the family met at the home of Hon. and Mrs. M J Manning.
 MT. and Mrs, Moorhead Wright and three sons, Charles Penzel, Fulton and Moorhead Jr,, went to Frankfort Ky. to attend the marriage of Miss Virginia Hoge and Robert Tate Cafd well, which was solemnized Wednes- day evening.
 The Boy Scouts of Troop 1 distrib- uted toys and other Christmas re- membranes on the. Heights Christ mas eve, and the young fellows were very much interested in the welfare of the poor and put the spirit of Christmas into. their giving.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Dice entertained at dinner Christmas day in honor of their guests, Mrs Hathaway of Fort Smith, MT, Hathaway, Mrs. Stoecker, and two daughters, of Terre Haute, Ind Covers were laid for IT. Place cards and decorations appropriate to the season were used.
 Misses May and Nancy Perrie will remain East throughout the holidays. After short stay in Philadelphia Miss May Perrie will visit her uncle, Robert w. Johnson, in New York city, and Miss Nancy Perrie will go to Lancaster, Pa, to be the guest of her room mate, Miss Rachael Prizer.
 The meeting of the Drama League Tuesday night might we'll have been termed a special Pulaski Heights meeting. Rabbi Witt presided. Mrs. Bernie Babcock's drama, Nanny, '' was the theme of discussion. John Crawford read 8 most excellent and thoughtful critique of Mrs. Babcock' s play. Murray A. Auerbach read a pa per on Alice Browns S10,000 prize winning drama, Children of Earth
 The Christmas tree and exercises at the Pulaski Heights M. E. Church, South, last Sunday evening were the finest that have been witnessed in a long time. The church was beautiful ly decorated, the Christmas idea being carried out in detail. The platform and chancel were covered in white and wreathed with artificial morning glo- ries. The program was most inter ccfinU opa oopricf;po of, roo d,,, rre. T, <1