Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-23

and Mrs. West Will De at home at the home of the brides mother. MT. and Mrs. Stanley Williams left yesterday for St. Louis to spend the holidays. MT. and Mrs. Gordon Halloway left yesterday for Scott Mo-, to spend the holidays with Mrs. Halloway's sis ter. Miss Marguerite Trotter, who is at tending school at Midway, Ky, will spend the Christmas holidays with her room mate, Miss Allie Qusenbery at Winchester, Ky. Young Peoples
 Social at Church. The young people of Lakeside church have planed> novel enter l tainment, to be held in the Sunday schools rooms Thursday evening, De- 1 cember 27. The affair will be tacky party, and prizes will be awarded to 1 those wearing the tackiest costume. The very unique entrance fee will ! be a penny for each year, and those
 
 charged two pennies for each year. Refreshments will be served, and a splendid program has been arranged. Y. w. (. A.
 Shows Great Progress. The eexcutive board of the Y. w. l c. A. feel gratified at the progress they are making in systematizing the l worfk of their organization. The 1 nNyso,niffon ic days getting the building ready for occupancy, and they have planned an 1 "At Home'' for New Years day when visitors will be cordially welcomed, l and the work and needs of the institu- tion explained. F In the meantime, next week has |1 been designated as shower week, and 1 members of the board will be present 1 every day during the week to receive
 donations for the equipment of the | home.
 Mo-, will arrive today to spend the
 J. R. Martin. Miss Dale Smith of Little Rock was d11lO1lS CAC OuC O1-tOWA SuCotS dL IAC l Country club dance last night. She is being. entertained by Miss Florence
 Brewster.
 Christmas r0gram
 at School.
 The Christmas program of Miss
 Frankie Vaughns school, consisting
 of music, songs, songs, plays, and ' r1Io Lyr,i< oCk~ noon. Each number on the program
 being we'll rendered in a manner to reflect much credit to the teachers
 who were recipients of many con
 gratulations from the patrons of the
 school on the excellent manner in
 which the children have been trained At the end of the program the pu' | pills presented Miss Vaughn with 2
 telephone chair and stand. | Miss Dorothy Loving has returned
 from Crescent college in Eureka
 Springs, and will spend Christmas
 with her mother, Mrs. Mary Loving.
 Public Library
 Closed.
 l The Public Library will be closed l on Tuesday, Christmas Day. Miss Jewel Holland is slightly ill
 in her home 314 West Fourth. I New Superintendent l of Davis Hospital. | Miss Edna Watson arrived last ! Thursday from Maryland, and has
 taken up her duties as superintend l ent of the Davis hospital. | Miss Martha Angell, 700 State | street, is i'll with the German measles Mrs. w. S. Turner is very i'll at her home at 1903 West Barraque. l MT. and Mrs. J. J. Kientz of Pitts ! burg, are the guests of Mrs. Kientz's
 mother, Mrs. O. A. Mccullough. +
 Miss Pearl Burks who has been at.
 tending Galloway college at Searcy has returned home and will spend the holidays with her parents, MT. and
 Mrs. Calvin Burks. Miss Kathleen Collier has returned
 from Virginia, where she attended
 Hollins college. This is Miss Col
 Hers second year at Rollins, and she
 has been making splendid advance
 ment in her studies. She will spend
 the Christmas holidays with her par
 ents, MT. and Mrs. T. J. Collier, al
 the Hotel Pines.
 PERSONALS. | Sgt. Claud Pledger arrived yester
 day from Camp Beauregard, and will
 spend Christmas day with his mother
 Mrs. D. A. Pledger, on Pine street. Sgt. Fred J. Ingram is expected to arrive tomorrow from Camp Beau