Malvern daily record., 1917-04-20
PINE BLUFF ENTERTAINS
 LADY MACCABEES

The Lady Maccabees of Arkansas held most successful meeting in Pine Bluff, Thursday. Seventy-five dele gates attended and were met by 2 committee and conducted to the hal joining the state officers, Mrs Masor of Jonesboro, state lady commander and Mrs. Ross, of Morrillton, state deputy, who have been in Pine Bluff some time preparing for the rally. Mrs. Ida M Toney and Mrs Carrie 1 Troupe, local commander and record keeper, with the Maccabee member. ship have been untiring in their eff. fort to make the meeting a success and further the work of the order. The leading feature of the morning exercises was the drill by the Argenta team. With sixteen members, two color bearers, the captain and musi- clans, the team gave evidence of thei1 careful and continued practice. The members were in white and wore their colors in ribbon. The merited compliments they received credits them with state record that is the envy of other hives. At noon luncheon was served at
 
 the Y. M. c. A., when 125 were seated at tables where red roses and tulips added to the appointments. A two course luncheon was served, and Mrs. A. ". Troupe, toastmistress, intro duced the following Lady Maccabees who gave toast responses: Mrs. Net ties, McGehee, "Our State;;" Mrs. Toney, Pine Bluff, Our City;;;" Mrs. Jackson, Malvern, Our 0rder;" Mrs. J. w. Adams, Pine Bluff, "our Guests;;" Mrs. Patterson, Argenta, "Our Hostess"
 Miss Norman Crist gave piano solos. With America" the guests rose from their seats, greeting with loud ap- plause, Dixie"
 Returning to the ball room of the Hotel Pines, Mrs. A. w. Troupe well comed the body.
 The following program was render ed under the direction of Mrs. c. c. Paulette, of Argenta:
 Vocal solo, s"At Dawning," Mrs. w. E. Mcclure.
 Reading, Margaret Beck.
 Vocal duet, "Mammy's Coal Black Rose," Katheryn Kurtz and Lucille Rapillard.
 The following toasts were given at the Maccabee luncheon at noon Our City," Mrs. Toney, Pine Bluff.
 With it's many organizations, church steeples, school buildings, man. ufacturing plants, agricultural inter- ests; situated on the dry bluffs of the Arkansas; with the ozone of the pines, the health-giving, sparkling waters of our deep wells, our city with hospit- able and comfortable homes, bids you welcome to all the advantages and comforts these imply. "Our State," Mrs. Kettles, McGehee. Arkansas, Arkansas, Ar-kan-saw, Let no one ever doubt it, For sure we all can live at home And yet have some to spare. We love you, we trust you;; We live for you, we'd die for you, Arkansas, Arkansas, of all most fair. "Our Hostess" Mrs. Patterson, Pine Bluff.
 We've read about them, We've heard about them,
 We knew them ere we met them.
 We'll think about them,
 We'll dream about them,
 And sure, we never will forget them
 Here's to Pine Bluff No. 4. "Our Order" Mrs. Jackson, Malvern. We grow like a temple white and fair Each stone is life, each pillar a
 prayer;
 By the artisans work and the archi-
 tect's thought,
 Together the beautiful fabric is
 wrought. From the wonderful arch of it's glor-
 ious halls
 To the snowy expanse of the beautiful
 walls,
 From it's firm chiseled base, to it's
 beautiful dome
 It stands for Fraternity. Friendship
 and Home.
 sOur Guests.'
 Mrs. J. w. Adams gave cordial