The Pulaskian., 1917-03-02

Miss Iliad Manning is quite ill at her home this week.
 Mrs. Crockett Sims of Hagen visited Mrs. S. c. Boyce this week.
 Mr B. W. Mccormick is convales- cent from a recent operation.
 Miss Louise Stacy has had re- lapse from measles and is quite ill.
 The Mary James will meet Wednes- day, March 6, with Mrs. Frank Leam- ing.
 Mrs. Ralph Bowden of Memphis is the guest of Mrs. s. M. Spears in Hill crest.
 BORN.--ro MT. and Mrs. Leroy Fletcher, Fourche Dam, February 20, son.
 The Morris Altheimer barn at 230i Grant, occupied by J. T. Taylor, was lost by fire this week.
 Alderman John P. Streepey Is threatening to pass a chicken ordi- nance for the Ninth ward.
 Mrs. J. R. Nichols. on Booker, -e- ceived a serious dislocation en route to fire Saturday night.
 Mir L. H. Bradley and little daugii- ter, Marion, spent the weekend at Russellville, his old home.
 Mrs. E. Henry accidentally sprain- ed her back this week and is quite ill at her home in consequence.
 Mrs. Wm. Cotton returned to her home at North Point, after the death of her father, Rev. F. E. Taylor.
 Alderman R. C. Powers of the Eighth ward, who has been quite ill for several months, is improving.
 Mrs. J. F. Loughborough is out af- ter having been kept at home for three months by a severe illness.
 Miss Mildred Moss, who is teach ing in the High School at Prescott, will be at home for the weekend.
 The Arkansas Pioneers Association met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Justin Matthews, 216 North Woodrow.
 The ladies of Forest Park neigh borhood rendered shower and social tea to Mrs. R. J. Rogers on Thursday, March 1.
 Miss Virginia Fullenwider of Pine Bluff. who has been the guest of Miss Burnelle Bradley, returned home Tuesday.
 Mrs Jno. P. Streepey and children have returned from Q visit to Mrs. Streepey's mother, Mrs. W. H. Hicks of Lonoke.
 X one-story frame SO1 Martin street, occupied by J. T. Krueger, and owned by A. E. Arnold, was burned February 26.
 Mrs. II. F. Auten with Mrs Helen Rogart gave a reading at the Coterie Concert given last Sunday at the Kempner Theater. On February "A a vacant one-story cottage owned by Morris Rental Agen- cy was burned at 1717 Appian Way. Probably incendiary.
 Mesdames Ashley Cockrill and Guy Mathis assisted at brilliant recep- ton and musicale given by Mrs. H. H. Foster on Tuesday evening. Weekly bridge parties were resunl- ed at the Little Rock Country Club Wednesday afternoon, and will coh- tinue throughout the summer.
 Mrs. s. AS Ables entertained num- Der of her neighbors on Monday af- ternoon, the object being to display twin calves that recently arrived as her home.
 Mrs. George Buchanan entertained the Kensington Club on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Kugler won the club favor. Mrs. S. R. Byarly will be the : next hostess.
 Mir. and Mrs. McFarlane are nov ing back to their home, 1900 Peach : street, after years residence in the city They are receiving a warm wei come from their neighbors. , The Ladies' Circle of Pulaski Heights M. E. Church are collecting old paper Mesdames Wm. Keeton and w. s. Mcdonald will call for any : donations if notified by phone. Bunelle Boyce celebrated her sixth 
 birthday with party February z8. After a number of interesting games refreshments designed especially to please the little folks were served. MT. and Mrs Guy Mathis will en certain with dance on Wednesday, March ', complimenting Mrs. Mathis guests, the Misses Cary and Rebecca Wisfger of Memphis, Misses Joyce, H. Had and Pauline Manning, and Miss Margaret Green. Mrs. Nathaniel G. Pierce, who has been visiting her son, c. Rogers Pierce and Mrs. Pierce on Pulaski Heights, went to Hot Springs this week, and after visit there and in St. Louis will join 8 party of friends for a trip through Florida.