The Pulaskian., 1916-10-06

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 increase of IT per cent over last year, and an enrolment of 200 is expected. Last year there were only 126. The school is located in it's new building near Forest Park, built at cost of $300,000 Rev. Herbert A. Heagney is president.
 Mrs F. D. Leaning, 515 North Elm street, will entertain at bridge Mon- day afternoon, complimenting her sis ter, Miss Joe Clegg, whose marriage to George Shervill Sharp will take place Saturday, October IA, at St. Marks Church. Miss Margaret Sharp of Wichita Kan, will arrive Saturday. and will be honoree of the occasion. Mrs. George Sharp, mother of the groom, will arrive Saturday to attend the wedding.
 The mid-week servlce at the Pulas- Xxi Heights Methodist Church was un- usual in character this week. Five prominent Bible characters were pre- sented in pen sketches by five mem- ! bers assigned by Rev. MT. Hundley. These short sketches avoided names, leaving those to be guessed by the congregation. The service proved that the congregation is composed largely of Bible students.
 A wedding of much local interest was that of Roy Wood, son of Judge e Lillian Lawson, in Fayetteville last Wednesday, at D. m, at the home of the brides parents. After wedding trip in the East, MT and Mrs. Wood will be at home with Judge and Mrs. Wood at 4206 Fairview about NovenI- Der 1. Judge and Mrs Wood and Mrs. James Murphy attended the wedding.
 There are 135 pupils enrolled in the Forest Park school, as compared with 11S at the beginning of the last term. There is no seventh grade in the school, twenty pupils having been transferred to Peabody and Pulaski Heights schools. There are three
 
 grades. Miss Ernestine Schader, one of the city's most popular and efficient teachers, is the principal, and her as sistants are Miss Jonnie Bledsoe and Mrs. Lelah Davidson
 The Pulaski Heights Mothers Club was organized Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. H. Mathis, with Mrs. C. w. Garrison, who had been asked to launch this worthy cause, as chairman. Officers were elected and club matters disposed of, and very promising year ushered in. The off cers are: President, Mrs. H. H. Kir- by; vice president, Mrs. H. M Smart; treasurer, Mrs. J. R. Gordon; secre- tary, Mrs. R. M Gamble. The next meeting, the first Wednesday in No vember, will be with Mrs Smart.
 Miss Ruth Eaglebarger and James Hoard McManus were married Satur- day evening, September 30, at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. M. L. Stacy, 417 North Cedar street The father of the bride, the Rev. P R. Eaglebarger, officiated. Only the most intimate friends of the families were present. MT and Mrs. McManus at once took possession of their new home at 218 North Ash street MT. McManus, now an employe of the Iron Mountain, has done much social service work, having been juvenile court probation officer for some time
 Monday, October 2, the Woman's Missionary Society of Pulaski Heights Methodist church held a business meeting at the church. Mrs l.. E. N Hundley presided The usual order of business was carried out and aft erward Miss May Brickhouse read and exhibited letters and curios from a little Chinese girl whose education was made possible by the Young Peo- ple's Missionary Society of Winfield Memorial The curios were very in- teresting, but the letters extending over period of IA years were more interesting, showing the remarkable improvement and development of the little Chinese lady, who is now teach ing in the McTyre school in Soo Chow. China Next Monday the Mission and Bible Study Glass meets at the home of Mrs. L. E. N. Hundley.