Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-02
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 .same Club in
 :ipresting Session; ,os on+or+ainea
 Ehe sesame club was entertalneo
 ne n1rs Corinne Knox at the nome
 Mas VI. E. Smart in West Fifth
 el a M,s' yesterday afternoon. An in sVella;s 4;ns program was given and de- terestihs ssofreshments were served.
 lhe pors h responses of interesting
 leine soon on trips in America.
 'pI9 n1 9ongfellow, Our Universal Poet urs Lutie Montgomery. :, A,s Is:-a minute sketches on "Homes,' T DS' owell," w Mrs. Henry Haizlit.
 1.nt Ho table of American literature. chapter 1, led by Mrs. Ona
 y aycivil War" Mrs. W. A. Waldrip.
 n,o W. c. T. U. will meet at 3 o1ook tomorrow afternoon in the go .,orc of the Y. M. C. A. An inter- ssting program will be arranged. 4 &BbIlAS
 # ,frs c. A. Linaker has issued invi- tions to the Little Helpers of Trim N, churcb to attend a party at her Rome at o'clock Wednesday after n0on I.
 ure T.. D. Lifts left yesterday for
 or home in Little Rock, after visit ing with MT. and Mrs. s. M. Dickey' Z benefit tea will be given next @ Wednesday afternoon at the Country o,nh for the silver service fund for sfhe battleship Arkansas, according to ss1rc M A. Austin. Jefferson county .hoiman of the Woman's Silver Ser ,,;oo commission. Governor Brough Ehac set aside next week for the col Election of funds for this service over thp entire state.
 The St. Martha's guild of the Trim Episcopal church will have so- eial meeting at 2:30 o'clock tomor- row afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. xA Roost 1132 East Second avenue. \ The S. I. A. will have a meeting at 3.3O o'clock Friday afternon at tho Sixth avenue school. This will g he the last meeting of the year. Mrs. l.. G. Patton, who has been ill for several days, is reported improv- ing.
 Mrs Ralph Verser of lMcGehee. is visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Simpson.
 Mrs. l.. Dixon is expected to re- turn today from a visit with Mrs. Harvey Paul at McGehee.
 Mrs. James Hudson and daughters have returned to Helena after visit with Mrs. J. E. Banks.
 Mrs. James Moore is visiting with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Sage. at Camden.
 Mrs. A. H. Triggs of McAlester, Okla is visiting with Mrs. Willie Montgomery, 519 West Third avenue.
 Mrs. A. Soltz, Mrs. Herman Soltz, Mrs H. Schevitzky and Dave Schev- izky spent yesterday in Little Rock,
 Miss Beatrice Bilsky has returned to Stuttgart after visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Bilsky.
 Mrs Frank Tomlinson has return ed from Washington. where she at tended the National n. A. R. con- gress and Daughters of 1912.
 Misses Grace Kilgore and Bernice Roller are visiting in Camden.
 Mrs. l. C. Turner has returned from St Louis and Missouri points where she has been visiting.
 Captain and Mrs. Sebastian Geis- relter and Mrs. John Taylor are eX- pected to leave for Atlanta tomorrow, Mrs. J. z. Cone and little daughter, Caroline. are in Memphis, where they are making their home during the service of Mr. Cone in the aviation corps.
 The Sam Taylor school benefit at lne Best theatre has been postponed rom today until tomorrow,
 The Young Maron's mission cir 'ie VIII meet at o'clock tomorrow i,i.le,fno0n II. with Mrs, Percy McGeorge, @ishteenjh and Cherry street.
 A local Red Cross society will be ,,fg@nized at the home of Mrs. Leo M. fnqfeWs m Martin Place at 3:30 O. ioe6 Thursday afternoon. May 10. yrs; Andrews and Mrs. Jack Bern lafdt talked by telephone to Miss .Iafgalet Wilson, daughter of Presi- 's9J W oodrow Wilson, at Oseeola, ,9o Miss Wilson promised to come to me Biutt in the early fall. A Mili-
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