The Pulaskian., 1916-06-23

The infant son of MT. and Mrs. Cap Eiland of Hillcrest has been quite sick
 Mrs John McRaven left Thursday for Monticello, and neighborfng places, where she will give several readings of Mrs Babcock's drama, Nanny"
 Donald Briggs, Bob Christian and Walter Whitty are the Pulaski Heights boys who will go to the front to help restore peace on the Mexican border
 Miss Babb McGraw of Altus is the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. D. Swear. ingen, and will leave in short time for Chicago to take a special course in music.
 Mrs. Clifford Dice entertained Thursday afternoon in honor of her guests. Miss Whitfield and Miss Jami- son of Texas and Mrs. Medley of Hot Springs
 Miss Burnelle Bradley, who was graduated from the University of Ar kansas, is the guest of relatives in Oklahoma, where she will remain un- til July l.
 Prof Guy Hudgins, Ph. D., of Oak land, Cal, a prominent educator of the Pacific Coast, is visiting friends on the Heights. He formerly lived at Fayetteville.
 Rev. L. E. N. Hundley reports an attendance of about thirty at the mid week prayer meeting of Pulaski Heights Methodist Church, half of whom are men,
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Keeton gave a delightful lawn party at their hospi- table home, Sixth and Paulm, Tuesday night, for the Epworth League of the Methodist Church.
 The Women's Missionary Soc.ety o, the Methodist Church will give Pot Luck Social at the home of Mrs. Mei rose next Tuesday, to which all la. dies of the church are invited.
 Mrs. R. L. Hathaway has as guests the Misses Sarah Whitfield and ina Jameson of San Antonio, Tex Mrs. Hathaway entertained Tuesday with al luncheon in honor of her guests.
 The Rt. Rev. J. R. Winchester. Bishop of Arkansas, will preach at St Marks Church Sunday morning, fol lowing Sunday school and Holy Com munion, and all are invited to attend
 Mrs. Mabel Phillips of Benton, Worthy Grand Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star, attended the meeting of the Pulaski Heights Chap ter last week and made an interesting address.
 At the Pulaski County Sunday School Association this week the fol lowing Pulaski Heights workers were on the program: H. K Ford Build, ing Up the Sunday School; Mrs Clay Smith, Effectiveness of the Graded Lessons"
 H. L. Cross Lodge, A. o. U w, was well represented Friday night in the big Workman initiation at the Hotel Marion Dr. c. H. Brough, Democrat ic nominee for governor, was one of the new members.
 The Educational Aid Society met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E. E. Moss, 3820 Eighth avenue, to elect new members in place of those re- moved from the city. Miss Jo Clegg and Mrs A. G. Wetzel are among the new members elected. MT. and Mrs. R. B. McGinnis, of 115 North May, and little son, have gone to Mt. Nebo, where Mrs. McGin- his and the boy will spend the sum. mer. Their little seven-months-old son, Bruce Kennedy, died two weeks ago.
 Miss Mary Lou Vaughn entertained with a pleasant dance at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. 5. Vaughn, 102 Rosetta street, Pulaski Heights The house was flower deck ed. Punch was served through the evening and later ices were served MT. and Mrs. Vaughn, Misses Vaughn and Helen Welch received. Among the guests were Misses Vaughn, Welch, Gladys Robinson, Naomi PrInce, RayBlackwell, Nell House. Mildred Dever Elise Hirsch, Mildred Potts, Umboe Crewe, Grace Wallace, Helen and Erma Watson, Florence Perrin, Messrs. Hunter, Foster, Fur pin, Cant, Couch. Bobbitt. Price. Katz- ner, Vaudeville, Spencer. Love, Good in. Peaker and Carr