Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-13
ro]onial and

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 |Patrion4i;e n;na 7, Bluffs various organiza- Il 0f rinr ,vo,nen. there is not one which RoIsd ads oi for hi gher degree of literary a;a1 Stands lIls, Atl than does the Sesame club. eulturG; a 1' ';ng the Bay View courses, they FolloTfle DIG for the past two wears proven baVe al1os aI, the most conscientious the1lse.,s1df of American History, and ev-
 tudel.ssa I.saram ps m has been a source of fry 're p,os and profit. In addition to
 easun. ga? ureg,1lar work, it is their custom
 helr fes Tear a to keep open house for evely fyy;ends-providing for them an
 helr aile ;nment original and unique, Eolmethng different, as It ,';., were. .. wit,
 o'1ssd ov'1esterday afternoon, in keeping With
 lessS; m;r;t of February, the month me .s sp'r 'rrocords @ both Washington's and
 Fnlen1 en1n,s is birthday, they featured at
 alnegIn. eI4n.o1 Pines. a colonial afternoon,
 le he idea idea being carried out Tn the pow 91N me Easod .iGa' hair and colonial gowns of the
 eisI sn,bors ,, and in a program of old-fash-
 nenl1'r la rnnsic closing with that state { oneu sss of ll dances, the minuet, the poem
 ness ;s@ read by Mrs. Arthur P1:asss rlp.ss' Frances Howedd, Ernestine R4ass;s Ilss;s Lillian Philpot, Catherine No,d,Sl ksontgomerv, Theola Simmons; Eddie E;ns 9v"se and Mesdames Arthur Triplett
 'la af+ar Gl" seating the guests in inform h 1 croups where, with their knitting khoS 2 ; chatted for a time, Mrs. Corinne Enov ieo the president, opened the pro- E.rarn ar,' with an address of welcome. Mrs. Enox ar,s spoke feelingly of the ties of Esrii,endship si, and the pleasure of the in Eornal o,, reunion of Sesame's friends. \ women, ,, and urged a broad sympathy Ind cheerful heart in this stress of |usr , Musical selections were given las follows: a :, ,,1 1 Whistling solo, "The Mocking Bird" Mrs. Tom Collier.
 1 Y onartette. S "Waves of the Blue |nannbe." Mesdames Hinton Ferguson, flames Moore, Frank Thompson, Cliff ford Dancy. Piano solo. "The Last Rose of Sum- |mer" Miss Ernestine Norris.
 Piano solo, "Chopin Ballad in G. Minor" Miss Mildred Daniels.
 Violin solo, "Juanita," Miss Nancy |Farrar. The guests were met at the door by |Mesdames McGaughy. Sam Knox, Jr., |and Lillian Mohler. On the mezzanine floor were Masdames Walter Hudson land Alex Powell. In the hall Mes |dames Noel, Sanders, Collier, Ragland and Holderness greeted the guests |vhle little Miss Vida Mae Holderness |took the offering, giving each guest la small Red Cross to wear. Mesdames |Cornne Knox, Bolinger, Montgomery |Waldrep, Mcintyre. and Dav, received lin the ballroom, where the hospitality Twas further extended by Mesdames Haizlip, Mcleod, Nichol, Scales Sruggs Gillespie, Ferguson and Strange. Miss Emma Dewoodv, Mrs. Lutie Mont gomery, Mrs. Cora Gillespie. and Mrs ). W. Scales had charge of the games which were held after the programme.
 Miss Sula Dalrvmple, who has been il with case of the humps, is able to be out again. Miss Dalrymple has been teaching music in the Fairfield school for sometime. and has a very class in that school.
 Mrs. c. M. Williamson of Birming- ham, Ala, was operated on Sunday night for appendicitis. Mrs. William son was formerly Miss lola Philpot, and is daughter of Judge and Mrs. :. M. Philpot. Her many friends in Fine Bluff will be glad to hear that she is improving rapidly.
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