Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-31

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 Vas Miss Theola Simmons entertained party of local and out of town friends at the Country club last evening, those in the guest party being Miss Susie Bell McDonald, Little Rock; Miss Ethel Shaw, Dallas, Misses Lucille and Theola Simmons; Massrs. William Me Donald, Little Rock, c. K. Elliott, Jr., Henry Roberts and Felix Smart, Mes danes w. s. Shaw, Dallas and J. F.. Simmons.
 Mrs. R. E. Quinn of Rison spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. S. J. Hoggett, 9O7 West Third street Misses Selma and Johnnie Roebuck are spending the week with relatives at Rison. &.: i RN,HIMaN
 Miss Elizabeth Hopkins of Argenta is spending a few days here as the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. M. Goodwin, whom she accompanied to Pine Bluff Sunday. Mrs. Goodwin has been visit ing in Argenta for some days past.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Headley left yesterday for Port Gibson, Miss, af- ter visit here with Miss Elizabeth SchOber.
 Miss Charles Johns has returned to her home at Brookland. after visit with Dr. and Mrs. J. w. John and fam fly.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Abe Levy and Miss Ruth Levy has gone to Lake Charles, La, for a visit of couple of weeks with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Paul Bright and two little daughters of Waldo are here for a visit with Mrs. Bright's brother, J. c. Warren, and family.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. P. Garner and chill dren and Miss Helen Hawkins of Tucker are spending a while at Union City, Tenn, as guests of relatives.
 Miss Kathleen Whitelaw and Miss Bernice Whitelaw have returned from points in Tennessee where they spent the past several weeks visiting rela- tives and friends.
 Miss Rebecca Davis of Little Rock arrived yesterday for visit with Mrs. Frank Tomlinson.
 Sam Hill and daughter, Miss Nellie Hill, are here from Carthage, Mo-, for visit with w. H. Hall and family, at 13OQ EaSt Third aVanuo
 Mrs. J. F. Gill has returned from points in Western Arkansas, where she spent tfe past four weeks as the guest of relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Lucy E. Couch and Misses Ruth and Sibyl Couch have returned from pleasant fortnight's visit to Magnolia.
 Miss Edna Wenger has returned to Little Rock, after spending the week end here with Miss Ida Durham. Miss Wenger is visiting nurse for the Lit tie Rock associated charities organ ization.
 Mrs. Walter B. Davis of Fl Paso, Texas, will arrive today to be the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Barnett. of East Second ave- nue, for some time.
 Miss Helen Trigg has returned to her home at Oxford, Miss, after Ge- lightful visit her with Mrs. w. l.. Mat thews . .a',t4 S
 J. R. Ledbetter and family will re- move, within the next few days, from l420 Cherry street to the Jones cot 'tage at Seventh and Ash street.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. c. Clifford and two daughters and Miss Myrtis Evans left Sunday for Clarks, La, to spend three weeks visiting relatives and friends. Rev. Mr. H. A. Stowell and wife left lase night for a trip to extend oyer a period of one month during which they plan to visit Salt Lake olty. Denver. Colorado Springs and other cities and points of interest in the West. o Misses Eason Johnson and Sunbeam Nafmcal have returned to their homes at England, after a visit with relat- ives and friends in Pine Bluff. Miss Merriam Eisenkramer visited relatives in Little Rock Sunday. PERSONALS. ,.: E. A. Pearce of Springfield. Mo-, is !lsltlng his mother Mrs. A. w. Pearce Il. .h East Second avenue. He expects to to leave for Springfield in a day or rE. K. Hale formerly manager of hhress' store in Pine Bluff. who has neen located at Bristol, Tenn, for some time was in the city yesterday