The Pulaskian., 1917-03-16


 are able to be back in school
 Among those who are on the sick list this week are Mrs. Fred Draper, John Winchester. Mrs. Noe, Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. z. Henry and four mem hers of John Tedfords family.
 MRS. E. LOCKWOOD has opened a hand laundry in connection with clean ing and pressing plant at AIT Pros pect avenue. All work guaranteed Phone WoodIawn 6S3. Adv.
 The Elmhurst Health Club met at 5 o'clock Monday night in the hall over Hughes drug store, Beech street and Prospect avenue, Pulaski Heights, to plan the annual spring cleanup cam- paign.
 Mrs. Edgar Smith, formerly a resi- dent of Pulaski Heights, now of Kan. sas City, Mo, will arrive next week to visit her sister, Mrs A J. Gibson A series of parties has been arrang- ed for her.
 The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the Pulaski Heights Presbyterian church entertained with silver tea from 2:3O to o'clock Friday after noon at the home of Mrs. c. C. New han, 4221 Sixth avenue.
 Miss Carey Weisiger and Miss Re becca Weisiger of Memphis, and Mrs Dolores Chapline and small daughter, Dolores, of Clarendon, are the guests of MT and Mrs Guy H. Mathis Mrs Chapline is a sister of Mr Mathis.
 Misses Cary and Rebecca Weisiger left yesterday for Memphis, after visit to Mr. and Mrs Guy Mathis. Many social functions were given complimenting the Misses Weisiger and Mrs. Dolores Chapline during their stay.
 Miss Burnelle Bradley was one of the sponsors for the University Glee Club who gave a concert at the High School Saturday night Miss Bradley toured with the club when in the uni Yersity two years ago, as accom- panist.
 Mrs. M L. Stacy is chairman of Precinct B, Eighth ward and will hold a meeting in her home on Thursday, March p, at o'clock, which all wo- men who are interested in suffrage and political questions are invited to attend
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Lipscomb of Kansas City are guests at the resi- dence of Mrs. F. G. Blocher, 823 West Third street. They were former resi- dents of Little Rock, erecting the home now occupied by MT. and Mrs. J. Rudy Smith on Pulaski Heights.
 Mrs. s. G. Boyce has been appointed chairman of the Ninth Ward by the Political Equality League and Mrs. K. P. Alexander as chairman of the For est Park precinct. Their duty is to form working committees in these pre-. cincts. Dates of meeting will be an nounced
 Miss Joyce Manning appeared in 9 piano recital at the Little Rock Col lege For Women on Tuesday evening. Her numbers were Cal Chopin Waltz, (b) Serenade, Henselt, and first piano in Duo Bohemian Airs, by Piranni Miss Manning was received with great deal of enthusiasm
 The Pulaski Heights Baptist Church gave a family church dinner and re- ception at the church last night for their new pastor Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Autrey and family Since the arrival of Rev. Autrey, less than month ago, the congregations have been steadily increasing, and much interest is aroused
 Quite number of Pulaski Heights residents assisted in the reading of Lady Windemere's Fan" at the Ora ma League on Tuesday evening. Mrs. McRaEen, as Lady Windemere, and MT. w. s. Booth as Lord Windemere were excellent Taking lesser parts were Mesdames Clarence Rose and Lee Stacy and MT Murray Auerbach.
 A Buick auto owned by G. H. Mathis | 501 Maple street, has been d source of considerable enjoyment to joy rid CTS, according to it's owner. who re. ported to the police that it had been stolen Friday evening from in front of the Majestic Theater It was the third time the car has been stolen. MT. Mathis located the machine the next day.
 The Mothers Club will meet this week with Mrs. H. W. Smart as hos tess and Mrs. J. B. Webster. leader. The subject under discussion was imagination and Truthfulness" and the discussion of the members brought out many helpful points to the young mothers of the club. During the bus mess meeting it was voted to become a member of the City Federation of Clubs.
 Mrs. w. D. Bass lost a $50 COW last week. It was one of the finest |