The Harrison times., 1916-08-05
In the Social World
Mrs. Louie Jones Matthews, Editor.
HoNoRlNG MRs. MITCHELL Holt.

HONoRlNG MRs. MITCHELL Holt,
One of the most important social
gatherings of July, was when Mrs.
Walter Snapp invited a host of her
friends to meet her newly-arrived sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Mitchell Holt, and
also in honor of Mrs. John Brown of
Junction City No., who was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs, Berry Holt.
Mrs. Snapp with her honor guests re-
ceiyed her friends in thereception hall;
Mrs. Holt, whois vivacious girl charm
ing in every way and quite an addi-
ton to Harrison society, wore her
wedding gown, a lovely creation of
white satin combined with net aud
made en-bouffant; Mrs. Brown was
attired in grey crepe-de-chine with
touches of pink. In the library Mrs.
Richard Crowdus presided over the
punch bowl and the following friends
assisted Mrs. Snapp in the dining
room where ices were served: Mines
Marvin Wagley, B. B. Bruce, and
Misses Maude Watkins and Dorothy
Mitchell. More than seventy five
friends called during the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell are at home
for the present with Mr.. Hot'5 par
ents. Mrs Brown has returned to her
home accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. NJ. c. Orr entertained last
Thursday when Mrs. Holt shared the
pleasure of being honor guest with
Mrs. Sebe Holt of Fort Smith, Mrs.
Thomas Wilson of Shreve Port La,
guest of Mrs. Ward Davis, Mrs. Cliff
ford Mckatherine of Fayetteville and
Mrs. Oscar Bailey of Carthage Mo.
Five Hundred was the diversion and
Mrs. Harry Johnson was presented
with box of hankerchiefs for super
ior skill at the game. The guests
found dainty fans attached to score
cards as favOrS. 4 luncheon was SER
we'd at close of game to the honor
guests and Mines. Frank B. Kirby,
Walter Snapp, Ward Davis, David
Fitton, Marvin Wagley, Martin Critz,
Harry Johnson, f, G. Mitchell, and
Misses Leckie Briscoe, Maude Wat
kins and Dorothy Mitchell.
Mrs. Holt also shared honors with
Mines. Sebe Holt, McKatherine, and
Oscar Bailey, at the home of Mrs.
Marvin Wagley for a delightfully."- in
formal Five Hundred party last Sat
urday morning. \ silver candlestick
was presented to Mrs. John Clendenin
and mahogany bud vases to the honor
guests. A delicious luncheon was SER
we'd at noon to Mines. Frank Kirby,
Harvey Lewis, B. B. Bruce, James
Reed, Walter Snapp, John Clendenin,
Misses Eileen and Lecky Briscoe, Lu-
lu Jernigan, Willard Worthington,
Maude Watkins, Margie Redus and
the honor guests
CoUkTEEsIEs FOR Mr.. CHRISTEsON.
Mr. A. G. Christeson, who for
several years has been connected with
the Forest Reserve Service in this
city, left on Friday of this week to
make his home at Heber Springs
where he will engage in the banking
business. He was very popular not
only in the particular set in which he
moved socially bat with all who came
in contact with him. On Friday eve
ming of last week the Just-A-Mere
girls gave a picnic supper on the lawn
at the home Of Miss Worthington,
where Miss Dorothy Mitchell shared
honors with Mr. Christeson. The girls
came at four O'Clock and played auc-
ton until seven brought the men for
the supper. Dancing on the wide
porch was enjoyed and gay theatre
party closed the evening.
MRs. WARD DAVIS HOSTESS
In honor of Mrs. Tom Wilson Of
louisiana who is the guest of her par
entS Mr.. and Mrs Sam. Eof Of Belle
fonte, Mrs. Ward Davis on Thursday
afternoon of this week was hostess at
an unusually interesting party. The
guests were asked on their invitations
to come prepared to describe so well
that others might guess the name,
some famous woman, and this was the
foundation of a contest that was en-
joyed by all. Miss Willard Worthing-
ton in a cut with four Others won the
first prize and Mrs Jessie Whitesides
was consoled with cut glass salt set.
Music, both vocal and instrumental
by Misses Shelby and Briscoe and
Mrs. w. c. Mahr added to the pleas
IRE of the guests. Misses MYRTLE Eotf