Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-09
SOCIETY Y
], serrice Tea IH os . rJub Today.

Ss,str, ,ss ssr1'cdil Club Today. ~
 'o; o;1yer service tea and musical,
 ,1 sl,Sa honefit of the battleship Ark
 1lie aiIver service fund, will be
 as .sis afternoon at the Country
 en rree automobile service will be
 '; ;,hed those who wish to attend.
 lsu Automobiles will be stationed at
 uotel n Pines and at the end of the
 ,rrv r street car line.
 ~! ny q H. Brough will come from
 io % pock to attend the affair, and
 make talk, along patriotic lines,
 .aln , in the movement to raise
 is u''p With which to purchase sil-
 Ns seryice for the battleship Ark
 os Among the best and most
 'u1ar u musical artists in Pine Bluff
 aid in the program, those who
 tendered their assistance being
 proadstreet, MT. Kastor, Miss
 rrol r Miss Ernestine Norris, Miss
 ',line Bennitt, Mrs. Jesse R. Core,
 Sam Scales, Miss Marie Atkin-
 Mrs. Tom Collier III, Miss Gene
 ro ueadlee, Mrs. McClain, Miss Nan
 Farrar. Edwin Howell, the High
 bool quartet, Mrs. Renfrow and
 B. Bocage.
 rhe meeting for the organization
 red cross chapter in Pine Bluff ii he held Thursday afternoon at
 home of MT. and Mrs. Leo M.
 drews. at 2:30 o'clock, and it is nected there will be large attend ce. Mir. Stone, member of the na- nal red cross board, will be present
 assist in perfecting the organiza- m of the chapter.
 sitting Girl
 est of Honor
 Miss Nellie Cling delightfully."- ertained few friends last night th games and music, in honor of ss Ruby Neitkirk who leaves in a " days for Lake Village, where she ll reside. Early in the evening a ffet luncheon was served. Those esent: Misses Ruby Neitkirk, tadys Faucett, Mamie Lytes, Lucy heal, Mamie Taylor, Ella Mae Smith Id Nellie King; Messrs. Lee Taylor, hbrey Spears, Prentiss Hunt, Of , Lytes, Ed King, Henry Taylor, erman King and Roy Taylor. |The Fraternal Aid union, formerly be Knights and Ladies of Honor, will eet at o'clock tonight in the A. U. W. hall.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Dalby, ST., and bns, Charles and Ralph Webkes, 1t early this morning for San An (nio, Texas, where they will make (eir home in the future.
 The s. P. class of the First Baptist lurch will meet this afternoon at Ie home of Mrs. J. s. Stone, 1916 lest Twenty-third avenue, with Mes- lmes w. J. Cantley, J. L. McBur- Ptt, Ellsberry and Stone as host |ses.
 B. M. Goodwin, general secretary of le r. M. c. A., was a Little Rock sitor yesterday.
 Miss Lula Broomfield was hostess the Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity lurch at the home of Mrs. J. s. Reap, onday afternoon. Mrs. c. A. Lin Ter read a report of the auxiliary ork in Arkansas and the blue boxes missionary offerings were 'ened. At the conclusion of the pro- am ice cream and cake were served. Mrs. H. G. Kaiser of Fornfelt, Mo-, no underwent an operation at the arK sanltarlum two weeks ago, has 'en removed to the home of her sis T, Mrs. Walter Pickering, 15O4 East .venth avenue, and is reported pro- 'esslng nicely. Mrs. Kaiser will re- am in Pine Bluff two weeks or more 1ore returning to her home.
  Mrs J. M. Hankins of Dallas, Texas, la Mrs. H. c. Butler of Little Rock, Ill arrive today, to visit their otners, Jim Smith and Dick Smith, r few days.
 A program of musical features and 'veitles will be given under the di- cton of Miss Victoria Harrel for the neflt of the Day Nursery, at the ,rlner's temple Friday night. Be- les strong local talent, out of town tlsts will be on the program. lne members of the Parliamentary uay club have moved the hour of GIT meeting to 2 o'clock, instead of ociock. at the Hotel Pines this aft !ioon, on account of the governors afess and the silver service tea.
 PERSONALS. 'udge James Gould and his guest J. Twerrell of Cleveland, Ohio, left