The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-06
Society
Jerwick Hayes.

nue., WITH du HttdCk OF appendicitis
Mrs. Jerwick was Miss Alice Hayes
before her marriage, which took place
in New Orleans May 20. DR.. Jerwick,
who finished from Tulane University
in June is now serving an internship
in the New Orleans charity hospital.
and Is "A member of the Army Medical
Reserve Corps, subject to call at any
time. The couple have been sweet
hearts since their high school days
and have many friends here who Will
marriage, which had not become gen
orally known only to their most inti-
mate friends.
Ledgerwood Maekenzie.
A wedding which will be surprise
to number of the friends of the
couple was that of Miss Minnie Mac
Kenzie of Nova Scotia to Mr.. Hugh
Ledgerwood of this city in Memphis
| Wednesday.
The bride is a graduate trained
nurse and has made her home in Hot
lSprings for the past three years. She
Is also a post graduate of the cele-
brated Boston Floating hospital
The groom is one of Hot Springs
prominent young bankers. having held
a responsible position with the Sc
curity Bank for a number of years.
| lie is graduate of the high school
and the Soule Business College OF
New Orleans, end also a former Tu-
lane man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledgerwood are at
home for the present with Mrs. Lake
| nan.
| Y. w. c. A. Reception Tonight.
The Y w. c. A. reception will be
held tonight at $50 at the new home
on Chapel street. The association ex-
tends a cordial invitation to the public
to attend, and wish it to be understood
that this win be simply an informal
reception, with no other invitations is
Isued than this announcement through
the newspapers. Ut is specially desir-
| ed that all who have contributed to-
ward the establishment of this work
Twill be present, and see what has been
accomplished. 1t is also announced
that this affair will be purely social
gathering with no contribution or col
lection expected.
Governor and Mrs Brough are ex-
pected to arrive this evening and will
be honor guests while here. An in
formal program will be rendered, con
sisting of readings. special music. a
Drief presentation of Y. M. & A. plans
and purposes, etc
Ensign Jack Villas has arrived from
| the Great Lakes training station to
remain over until Monday with his
family. Mr.. Villas is in the naval avia-
ton department.
Dwight King, who resides on the
Malvern road, near the Golf Club has
entered the naval school on the Great
Lakes.
Rev. Byron Harwell and family and
Rev. Roy Farr motored over yesterday
from Little Rock and spent the day
with Mrs, J. c. Farr.
Mrs Burt Cecil and little son of
Little Rock are visiting Mrs. Cecils
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Shep-
pard.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Nivens are
spending their honeymoon in this city
Mrs. Nivens, before her marriage, was
Miss Lucille Bell OF New Edinburgh
Ark,
Lewis Allen leaves this afternoon
after several days visit with his moth
err for Camp Beauregard
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Floyd Sharp, from Camp Beaure-
gard, arrived yesterday to spend few
days with his mother.
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Jimmie Dugan of Camp Beauregard
is here on visit to his brothers.
Mr.. ana Mrs, ABE iSullenperge-
leave next we4h on motor trip into
the north part of this state and Mis-
souri,
Robert A. Jones and wife and chill
dren left yesterday for the Hot
Springs Lake Chicot Fish Club, in
Chicot county. Al Pine Bluff he was
joined by Nh. and Mrs. Ortmeyer The
party will spend week at the club
/ "
Miss Edwina Cook leaves next week
for an extended trip to various cities
in Texas.
Walter w Little and Paul Powers
have returned from visit 10 Mr.
Powers home in Youngstown, Ohio
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| Albert Alexander was yesterday
eturned from Camp Pike because OF
physical Disabilities This is the
second time he has been rejected BY