Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-26

The WOlldH Auiooioi"'i VI 4he First Methodist church held it's auaaenlar ue monthly literary meeting at 8 s,s1lock yesterday afternoon in the .hane Js of the church. Mrs. c. J. Saw ver % led the meeting. !eM, Mice ; Bessie Bum of Little Rock was arest @ at the meeting. She made the amsmbers an interesting talk. The program was:
 aSocial Legislation Regarding Child Lad" Mrs. c. J. Sawyer. ''vsTI SThe Right of the Child," Mrs. Sar- an aThe Ttu Child's Mother and Execu- 4;onnal Rights" Mrs. B. R. Steel.
 "u"a' %A Child's Rights to Training for ,ife's Tasks" Mrs. c. H. Moore. u'agrh ''Srhe Relationship of Parents and rh;ldren." Mrs. J. R. Sanders, Jr. aThe Delinouent, Negligent and nostitute Child," Mrs. J. c. Fisack- ~aRegarding Defective Children and childrer,'s Health," Mrs. F. M. McGe- Nssi sssEducation, Recreation and Labor of Children" Mrs. E. A. Wall. Officers of the local Red Cross chap fer urge all persons who have garden flowers to spare, to brir.. them to the ehapter's headquarters early this morning. The flowers are to be sold by children, the proceeds to go to the Red Cross.
 An fee cream social will be given tonight at the home of Mrs. John Mccain in South Cherry street, for the s. C. Alexander Presbyterian Sun day school.
 Miss Bula Glenn Moss will give a musical recital at 10 o'clock tomor- row morning in Prof. McNeil's studio at the Hotel Pines. Miss Moss will re- ceive her diploma for proficiency. Miss Moss will be assisted by Misses Sybi] Dixon and Eugenia Puddephatt.
 Mrs. Walter H. Adams of Little Rock is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. z. Tankersley, 1901 Olive street.
 Mrs. H. Schevitzky, 915 West Third avenue, has as guests Mrs. N. Handle man and children, Lester and Stanley of St. Louis.
 MT. and Mrs. Gabe Meyer have as a guest their son, l. R. Meyer of Shreve- port, La. Mrs. w.. J. Galbraith has as guests Mrs. J. P. Holmes and Miss Maisy Holmes of Ladelle. Mo.
 :, Mrs. s. E. Dinelly has gone to Man. gum, Okla., for visit with rela- tives.
 Mrs. J. l.. Goree is visiting in Pen- dleton with her daughter, Mrs. Clay Cross. ,. lTNgA.:
 Mrs. J. w. Bishop has gone to Nash vile and Columbia, Tenn, for visit.
 Miss Sarita Strauss, who went to Little Rock Saturday for a week end Visit and to attend a cotillion, will re- turn this morning and swills be accom- panied by Miss Isable Frank, who will be her guest for several days.
 Miss Pearl Springfield will enter tain Thursday afternoon, from 4 to D, at. miscellaneous shower, com pllmentary to Miss Minnie Rafferty, a charming bride to be. at the home or Miss Springfield, 903 West Eighth avenue.
 
 Miss Helen Riddick, new secretary pr the Associated Charities, and Miss .lda Durham, city nurse, will be hon ofees at the reception,s Wednesday, aft ernoon, from to o'clock, at the day nursery, when friends of the new in s1ltutlon are expected to be present to see what the nursery is doing and What 1t plans to do.
 Miss Lillian Ray returned yester- gay to her home at Rison, after a Ns1t here the guest of Misses Ida ana Hattie Martin, in South Walnut
 Mrs. A. G. Whidden and little daugh- ger, Marjorie, returned Sunday night from fortnights's visit to Mr. and lMrs. n1; Adolph Hogenson at, Mukogee, pNa', where MT. Hogenson now has 3Ce 3nCseadquarters as the representative of a ss. t Louis wholesale drug firm. A mo- sor trip from Muskogee, Okla, to Elm plle, Kan, and Joplin, Mo-. as the SMaest of Mrs. Hogenson and Mir. and lMrs' Beasley. was one of the out ngs Mrs. Whidden enjoyed while n, Mfs. Fred Fox, her daughters, Miss :planche Fox and Mrs. Oliver Gal sSlallh, and her grandchildren, Tal- s~, ,benton. Fred Fox Benton, Robert ralpralth, r Oliver Galbraith and, Fred s4 Galbraith. have gone to their sumner home in Virginia.
 = MISS Estelle Simpson has returned .lom .n' McGehee, where she has been Ms guest of her sister, Mrs. Ralph
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