Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-19
John McA1mOnt Chapter Has De1ightful Meeting,

John McAlmOnt Chapter
 Has Delightful Meeting.
 One of the most delightful social affairs of the early spring was the meeting of the John McAlmont chap fer. Daughters of the American B ! Y- olution. at the home of the regent, Mrs. John l.. Mills, where the mem- bership of the Pine Bluff chapter, D. A. R., were entertained Saturday aft ernOOn.
 Spring blossoms, violets, hyacinths and ferns added to the attractive ap- pearance of the reception hall, parlors and dining room. The following pro- gram was delightfully."- rendered.:
 Violin solo, "Mazurka," Mrs. c. z. Mclean.
 Vocal solo, 70, Virgin Rose,' Miss Atkinson. "
 Instrumental solo, medley of old songs, Mrs F. E. Renfrow.
 Violin and piano, "Love's Old Sweet Song," Mrs. C. z. McClean and Mrs. F. B. Renfrow.
 Vocal solo, "I Hear a Thrush at Evening"" Miss Margie Bell Atkinson.
 Instrumental selection, Mrs. F. E. Renfrow.
 Vocal solo, "The Dawn" Miss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet.
 Mrs. R. G. Atkinson, a charter mem- Der in the following words, presented to Mrs. Julia McAlmont Noel beau x tiful gold honorary state regents pin, the gift of John McAlmont chapter:
 "The John McAlmont chapter, Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, in giving to you, Mrs. Noel, th;s pin, we thank you for your untiring precepts, and in ever teaching us to be mindful of the objects for which our grand and noble order was formed; to cherish. maintain and eX tend American freedom; to foster the highest ideals of true patriotism, the love of country; and to immortalize the names of the brave men and women who gave up their lives 10 make America free.
 "You have always been our coun- cillor and made us willing to be led in the paths of obedience, mercy and truth; ever willing to guide us through the troubled waters safely to peace. Again we thank you. May your noble example live on and on, echoing through the ages, with the memories of our beloved fathers am mothers, who, with their all, gave us the The land of the free, and the home of the brave' To you, Daugh- ters of the American Revolution, in allowing me to present this token, is indeed a great honor."
 Accept my heartfelt thanks. The beautiful pin presented me by the John McAlmont chapter, I have the mono rtO accept. I shall ever hold it In grateful remembrance of the hap pay years found in my close associa- ttlon with the whole society of Daugh~ ters, who have honored me as their give with wholeheartedness, to the pest of my ability, the yearsI was pri- Vlleged to serve them. This valued memento will be an incentive to in- creased and unfailing interest in the organization, to promote its welfare ana high ideals. I again thank tho John McAlmont chapter and the state conference"
 A handsome corsage boquet was presented Mrs. Noel by Mrs. Frank Iomlinson, the newly-elected state wee regent. Delicious refreshments were served and social hour was enjoyed before the close of this de- Hghtful affair. <
 secretary of State and Mrs. Tom J. Ierral came down from Little Rock yesterday to visit Mrs. TerralPs ; mother, Mrs. N. T. Terral. The sec retary of state returned to the cap:- tai this morning, but his wife will remain here for several days.
 MT. and Mrs.. Nate Levine of Pine niuif are visiting MT. and Mrs. Ben T. Reinberger.-Little Rock Gazette.
 Nicholas Headington Chapter, U. s U. D l8l2, assisted by Mrs. Frank Tom nnson of Pine Bluff, will unvell { grave marker on the grave of Major samuel Calhoun Roane March 30 a Mount Holly cemetery. All descend ants Of Major Roane are especially in vited to attend the exercises. His .orlcal societies are urged to be pres ent-Lttle Rock Gazette.
 Fred Niven of the Holderness undertaking company left this morning for McGehee on professions business.