Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-04
SOCIETY s

,coooooooooooooooo Miss Willie May Simpson is in Philadelphia attending a missionary convention of the Methodist church which is in session all this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Starke have returned to their home in Dallaz, Texas, after visit here with Mrs. Starkes parents, Mr. end Mrs. w. R.. Springfield.
 Miss Ora Reynolds left yesterday for Vanduzen, to spend the Fourth with relatives.
 Mrs. E. Gardner of Little Rock is the guest of her brother, William Lemons.
 Circle No. of the Lakeside Meth odist Missionary society will give a box supper in he grove at Olive street and Nineteenth avenue to- morrow evening.
 Dedicatory flag services will be held at the Trinity Episcopal church at II o'clock Sunday morning, with new and beautiful silk flag given the church ly St. Martha's guild. Rev. H. A. Stowell, the rector, will conduct the services and the flag will be placed in a conspicuous place in the chancel
 Miss Marie Bellingrath has issued invitations for dance to be given tomorrow evening.
 Miss Hughlett Coleman will enter tain with dance at her home Friday evening. Invitations have been is- sued.
 Mrs. William Nichol will entertain friends of her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Bell, with a social after noon in her home tomorrow after noon, complimenting her grand mother. The guests will spend the afternoon knitting.
 Mrs. A. P. Fielding will entertain for Mrs. Bell this afternoon in her home in West second avenue.
 
 Mrs. Edna Knickerbocker of War ren was Pine Bluff visitor yester- day.
 Mrs. Ben S. Davis and family in South Laurel street have as a guest w. B. Gibson of St. Louis, relative MT. and Mrs. J. A. Flannery are the guests of relatives in Roe.
 
 Mrs. Joseph Leftwich and Mrs Brakeman of Altheimer were in the city yesterday.
 T. H: Flowers and daughter, Miss Marie Flowers, left yesterday fo' Fort Worth, Texas, to spend the Fourth of July.
 Miss Lillian Nazor is visiting in Memphis with friends and relatives Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Gillespie, 502 East Sixth avenue, will leave shortly for Long Beach, Cal, where they will make their home
 Mrs. Pen Sylvester, 1116 West Fourth avenue, has as a guest her brother Joe Musache, of Dallas, Tex. Mr. Musache made the trip here by automobile.
 Miss Bess Haley .ahd Mrs. K. s. Richey are visiting with friends in Memphis.
 Mrs. Felix Tachier of Houston, Tex, is the guest of Mrs. D. H. San- ders. ..e#s
 Miss Rosamond Atkinson has re- turned from visit with friends and relatives in Helena.
 Mrs. John F. Rutherford and son, Allen, of Pine Bluff, who visited Mrs J. A., Kramer recently, have gone to St. Louis to visit Mrs. Rutherford's Little Rock Democrat.
 Those two lovely and accomplished girls, Misses Minnie and Marie Atkin- son. of Pine Bluff were here this week mingling with relatives and friends. Lincoln Ledger. Ii
 Miss Wilhelmina Radebouch left fflQay TOT flne DUH, where Sne Will visit relatives. for a week Or so. Mrs.: Leo .Spellmeyer and mother, Mrs. C.. B. Neiwold, and granddaugh- ter, Anna Bell Taggert. left Thursday for Pine Bluff, where they will spend a short time visiting MT. spellmeyer, who is confined in the hospitl there. * * Mrs. w.; D. Ferguson of Pine Bluff, the district secretary of the Wo- mans Missionary society was in town Friday and held her meeting at the conference Friday morning. Mrs. E.. R. Steele of Pine Bluff gave a re- port of the Woman's Missionary coun- cil which met at New, Orleans, during this meeting.-Stuttgart Free Press. Misses Lyra May and Annie Merle Shaw of Pine Bluff. are here this week, the guests of Mrs. M. w. FL