The Pulaskian., 1916-06-30

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 Mrs. c. c. Jacklin luncheon and social at the hospitable home of Mrs. Henry Meirose.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Hart and chil- dren have returned from St Louis and East St. Louis, where they have been visiting their sister and aunt.
 Mrs. W. L. Clippard, who is visit, ing her mother, Mrs. s. E. Ebbert, al Jonesboro, has been the recipient of various delightful social courtesies.
 Carl J. Baer, manager of the Board of Commerce, has returned from Ohio, where he was called last week by the illness of his mother who is much inn proved.
 Mrs. Will Henniger of 409 West Walnut, reported to the police the loss of $75 diamond stick-pin. She fears the pin was stolen last Friday, but says it may have been lost.
 Miss Ruth Mason of California, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs Ralph H. Mason left Sunday for her home. A number of parties were given in honor of Miss Mason.
 Mrs. L. H. Bradley and little daugh- ter Marian, returned Wednesday from a visit in Russellville. Miss Burnelle Bradley, who had been visiting in Ok lahoma, stopped a short time in Rus sellville and returned home Tuesday
 The local chapter of the o. E. $. gave a surprise linen shower Tuesday afternoon for Miss Bess Kelley, who is to be married next Monday after noon to MT Ivan Dale of Dallas, Tex Many guests were present and there were many beautiful remembrances.
 A great many Pulaski Heights la dies have enlisted for the Prepared ness Parade next Tuesday. Mrs San derson and Mrs. Stacey were the com mittee in charge of the recruiting sta tion at Pfeifer's store Monday, and secured many recruitssfor the big dem- onstration.
 MT. and Mrs A. M West entertain ed at dance Monday evening at their new home on Country Club Heights. complimenting Miss Beatrice Wussaw and F. c. Pruier, whose we'd ding was solemnized Thursday even ing at S:30 o'clock Sixteen guests were present.
 Mrs. I. E. Scroggins announces the Ruby M., to Robert J. Brooks, both of Shreveport, La. The bride is we'll known on the Heights, having ire quently been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo. M. Waller. MT and Mrs Brooks vii reside in Shreveport.
 The annual Fourth of July celebra- ton at the Country Club is one of the gala days in the social functions of the organization. On account of "Pre. paredness Day" this annual entertain ment will be held on Monday, 5uly g. instead of July 4. A program, golf, a .dinner-dance and fireworks will be among the pleasures or the day.
 Pulaski Heights suffragists were we'll represented at the baseball game at West End Park Wednesday after, noon. Mrs. J. F. Loughborough, one of the most ardent of the apostles of equal rights, baked the cake which was presented to the first player who made a three-base hit. It was pre- sented to Moran, Atlanta's left-felder The cake was a beautiful confection in chocolate, with Votes for Women" done in icing. The suffragists cleared S67 as their part of the proceeds of the game.
 The Mary Jane Club met June 21 with Mrs. Julian H. Miller as hostess, who delighted the James" with a pie nic at Forest Park in honor or Mrs Fay T. Chew, who leaves soon for her future home in Fort Smith. The af- ternoon among the pines was happily and comfortably spent-one feature of entertainment being a contest in which Mrs. E. E. Moss was the winner of the prize. An elegant picnic luncheon, including ice cream and cake, was served Mrs. E. E. Moss will enter tain the club next Wednesday with a "pot-luck" dinner in honor of Mrs