The Harrison times., 1916-07-29
In the Social World
Mrs. Louie lone, Matthews. Editor.
Miss CLENDExlN HoNoRED.

Miss CLENDENIN HoNoRED.
Mrs. Don T. Palmer extended a
very happy courtesy to Miss Ruth
Clendenin on last Wednesday after
noon, when she opened her home to a
number of her friends for. q game, of
Five Hundred. Miss Clendenm left
Thursday for Springfield to be gone
several months, and her friends were
very glad of the opportunity to be
with her at Mrs. Palmer 5 on her last
day in Harrison. \ decorative scheme
of yellow and purple was pleaSingly
carried out in every detail by use of
bowls of nasturtiums. and Streamers
of yellow and purple crepe paper.
Little Miss Irene Parker. attired in
yellow organdie with a huge hair-bow
of purple tulle, served punch. Bon
bon dishes on each card table were
made festive also with bows of yellow
and lavender tulle. Mrs. Sada Nc
Clary, for high score, received crepe
de chine handkerchief with yellow
border, while one with lavender bor-
der was presented to the honor guest.
Miss Kathryn Shelby sang a trio of
songs following the games, that were
much enjoyed. An ice course was
served at the close OF the afternoon.
Other guests beside'Nliss Clendenin
were Mesdames John Clendenin, HaSs
Parker, J. f. Andrews, II. H. Jack
son. Ralph Watkins, Sada McClary.
". ?. Ellis, Ernest Matthews, Medley
Rose, Ida Bardwell, J. c. Meador, B,
B. Bruce, Misses Bernie-BeI Jackson,
of Heayener, Okla, vino Is the guest
of her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs,
H. H. Jackson, augusta Campbell,
Lillian Hull, Effie Davis, kathryn
Shelby, Lucille Tyson and Lulu
Jernigan
Mrs. FALKNER HOsTEss.
Mrs. Emanuel Falkner was hostess
on Friday last at two very charming
affairs. One group OF friends were
asked for the morning hours and
another for the afternoon. Five Hun
dred was the diversion in the morning
and Mrs. Sam Paul was awarded the
favor, a dainty lace pin cushion for
the dressing table. An appetizing
luncheon in two courses was served at
noon. The afternoon guests enjoyed
auction, and Mrs. Fitton took the
favor, embroidered pillow cases. Mrs.
Richard Dunn and Miss Dorothy
Rohrbaugh assisted Mrs. Falkner in
serving ices as well as the luncheon
at noon. Mrs. Falkner'S friends were
glad Of the opportunity of meeting
Mrs. Sam Paul and Mrs. Albert Phe-
Ian, who are newcomers to Harrison.
Both are of attractive and unusual
personalities and have quite charmed
all who have had the pleasure Of
meeting them Another interesting
guest was Mrs Fred VanWagoner, Of
Little Rock, who is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. J. G. Murray. The
guest list included Mesdames Harry
Littleton, c. f. Scott, Ida Bardwell,
Medley Rose, !. n. Shelby, Albert
Phelan, Sam Paul, Marvin Wagley,
Ernest Matthews, Josephine Krausa,
J. f. Andrews, Judson Chapman,
Arch Crump, John Clendenin, David
E'itton, Richard Crowdus, Floyd
Price, F. VI. Garvin, J. c. Murray,
Mitchell Holt, Sebe Holt, Richard
Dunn, Fred Van Wagner, and
Misses Dorothy Rohrbaugh and
Kathryn Shelby,
20Tn CENTURY CLUB
The Twentieth Century Club met
Thursday, July 18th, at the home OF
Mrs. Ida Bardwell. The following
program was given: Vocal Solo, Miss
Walters. Piano Solo, Miss Worth
ington. Vocal Solo, Mrs, Carlisle.
Piano Solo, Miss Rohrbaugh. Vocal
Solo, Miss Johnson Reading, Miss
Walters. In the contest, each one
was requested to write story; Mrs.
Walters being the best received a
towel. Mesdames Black, Carlisle,
Dodson and Misses Black, Johnson,
Rohrbough and Frew were guests of