Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-07

wv ASAAN So oPOAlO q 1cW udyS WlJn and bid bon voyage and God be with you" to Miss Henrieta Taylor Of Pine Bluff, who sails in a short while with a contingent of Red Cross nurses for duty in France. Miss Tay- Tor was among the young ladies who received instruction from Mrs. E. c. McMullen here in the summer, since which time she has qualified for work in the war zone.
 In respc~se to a message an- nouncing tie serious illness of her mother, Mrs. A. c. Brummit, with her two children, Josephine and Count, left Monday for Searcy.
 Mrs. Clint c. Green leaves today for an extended visit with her sister in Kentucky.
 Miss Margaret Fox is much inn- proved after an illness of several days.
 With Mesdames Sonnet Seabrook, Slaton McGehee and James Moore as hostesses, the young ladies club of the First Methodist church. will meet Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the residence of Mrs. w. w. Taylor, on the corner of Maxtin place and Main street.
 The members of the junior class at the Pine Bluff High school par ticipated in a pecan hunt yesterday evening. The party was chaperoned by Miss Celia Murphy, instructor in English at the High school, and was joined on the trip to the grove by E. A. Horton, instructor in manual training, and several of the boys of his class. After the hunt, the picnic supper provided was partaken of at the free bridge.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy M. Kemp, who have been spending a month at Eureka Springs for the benefit of Mir. Kemp's health, are expected to returned to Pine Bluff this week. In letter to friend here, MT. Kemp says he and his wife met Misses Henrietta Adams and Zelda Davis, who are attending Crescent college. "The Arkansas club of the Crescent college" the letter reads, entertain ed last evening. There are 92 girls attending this school and all were present in evening dress, and certain ly did present g. lively and beautiful scene" e'
 Mir. Kemp said he and Mrs. Kemp would leave Eureka Springs next day for St. Louis, whence they would go to Memphis for few days, "and thence home to the best city in the SOuth-Pine Bluff" -*-
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Lloyd spent Monday here as the guests of MT and Mrs. Collier Lee, 1102 West Sixth ! avenue. Mrs. Frank Hayes is a patient al the Clark sanitarium, where she sub- mitted to an operation Sunday morn. ing. Her many friends will be glad to know that she is much improved Mrs. R. .Harman of Fordyce, who | was operated on at the Clark sani- tarium yesterday, is resting we'll to- day.
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 The family of MT. and Mrs. w. B
 Hughes, 705 Georgia street, are re
 joicing over the arrival of a fine
 son in their home. MT. Hughes is
 associated with the Union Seed anu i Fertilizer company.
 Miss Maud Bryant, very popular ! teacher at the Pine Street school, is
 i'll at the home of her mother at 31l
 Laurel street. Miss Betty Sallee is
 substituting in her place.
 The Mathontes club will meet witf
 Mrs. A. w. Troupe, in her home or
 West Fifth avenue, at 2:30 o'clocl this afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Byrd, Mrs. B. D
 Luck. and Mrs. Hardy Kilgore spen ], Tuesday in Monticello. The part,
 motored over. and had q delightfu
 drive through the country. .
 The stwo-year-old baby boy of MT
 and Mrs. Virgil McAdams has beer i ill for few days.
 | All members of the Social Servic'
 club are urged to be present at k call meeting of the socity this after
 noon at 5 o'clock at the home of Mls'
 Erpestine Norris.
 l P. <Sain and A. Prewitt of 11ial were business visitors in the city yes |, terday.
 N Mrs. Dr. M. s. Perry of Durant Oklahoma, is visiting her sister, Mrs
 W. T. Perry, 1920 Beech street. II Mrs. !. R. Martin will have as he' ruest for, several days Miss Ola Ben nit of Huntsville, Alabama. .rx.. .r.a~o, srsov ov wi1l have a8 hel