Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-02-18

state regent: Mrs. George H. Treva- than of Batesville, recording secre- i tary: Mrs. Geo. II. Parsons of Fay etteyille, corresponding secretary: ! Mrs. Helen G. Price of Little Rock. | treasurer: Mrs. C. W. PettigTcw of Pine Bluff. registrar; Mrs. Frank H.. | Dodge of Little Rock Historian; Miss Clara B. Enc Of Van Barren, chaplain: Mrs. Calvin R. Ledbetter of Little Rock, curator, and Mrs. W. Y. Wool dridge of Pine Bluff. auditor. Mrs Logan II. Roots Cf Little Rock and Mrs. II. E. Boaslcy of Ttxarkana were elected members Of tho state adyie- | ory board.
 1 Miss Clara Wheeler left Friday morning for Pine Bluff to stay until 1 Sunday when she will accompany Mrs. Louis Wilson home. Mrs. Wil- son has been ill in the Davis hospital. but IS much improved. * $ Mrs. G. 1 Lewis of Pine Bluff. arrived Thurs l day evening for visit with Mrs H. IF. McFadden. # * Mrs. M. Bocr9 , has returned from Pine Bluff where ] she visited relatives and friends. = Stuttgart Free Press.
 Mrs. Adelia Stubbleficld. who has ] been the guest of her brother. p. NJ. 1 Bridges, and family. has returned to her home at Okolona.
 The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Alex ander Memorial Presbyterian church will meet at 2:30 o'clock Monday af- | ternoOn, with Mrs. Buskirk, SIS West T'wenty-third avenue, and the bus- ness session will be followed by a l social hOur
 Circle No. of the Woman's Mis- | slonary society of the Lakeside Metho- dist church will meet at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon with Mrs. Ander- son, at the residence of Capt. c. L. 1 Madding, at ,Fourteensl avenue and | Linden street.
 Mrs. C. VI. Laws. wno has been i'll the past ten days. is reported as hay | ing undergone a change for the worse and her condition is considered seri- i ous.
 l The Annunciation Alumni. at its ! business meeting Friday evening, de cldedto entertain at a card party al the academy the evening of April 10
 Mrs. w. B. Hicks will entertain the Woman's Missionary society of the Carr Memorial Methodist church Mon day afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, at hel home, 1119 East Sixth avenue. The Young Ladies' club of the Firs, Methodist church will hold it's nex meeting Saturday afternoon, Febru ary "A, at the home of Mrs. J. c. Reno with Mrs. Charles Wallace, Miss Sadie Foster, Mrs. Lawrence DixoI and Mrs. Reno as hostesses.
 Miss Henrietta Taylor went to Al theimer yesterday, for visit of { few days with Judge and Mrs. T. M Phillips.
 Mrs. c. A. Brent of Fairfield spen yesterday in Pine Bluff.
 Mrs, Ed Morris returned yesterda, from Paris, Tex, where she spent tn; past two weeks.
 Mrs. Hattie Patterson of 71S Hick ory street, spent yesterdayin Grady
 Mrs. Frolich and little Emma Lot Harrison spent yesterday in Pint Bluff, from Sweden.
 Mrs. Mollie Nobles of English i in the city, the guest of Mrs. w. r McGeorge in Cherry street. Mrs. J. c. O'Daniel has returned from Millville where she spent a fev days as the guest of Mrs. R. A. Nc Intyre.
 Mrs. A. Zerell is spending tn weekend in Stuttgart, the guest O her sons, Adolph and August Zerell
 Miss Kate Moore of Redfield spen yesterday in the city the guest of Mis- Placida Davis in South Olive street
 Mrs. c. G. Mccarthy of 17O2 Wes Fifth avenue, left yesterday forSt Louis, where she will spend severa days visiting relatives and friends.
 Little Miss Thelma Gartman is re ported i'll of measles, at the home o her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Cart man, 718 State street.
 Mrs. Gus Wiley of Wabbaseka i SnendinO tho week -end in tho citv tb