Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-31

les ii. Moore, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Seabrook spent yesterday in England, ArK.. with Mr. and Mrs T. B. Golds'by, the parents of Mrs. Moore.
 s. D. Henry and family have re- Aurned to their home at Fort Worth, Texas, after visiting J. w. Henry and family. These people were formerly of Pine Bluff bat for the past few years have made their home in Fort Worth.
 Card Party
 This Evening.
 Miss Catherine Caldwell. 12O West Sixth, will entertain a number of her friends with card party this evening honoring her visitors Miss Helen Sparks of Crossett, Ark, and Miss Louise Turner of Warren, Ark.
 Mrs. R. L. Upton of Nashville, Tenn, was operated on yesterday at the Clark Sanitarium. Mrs. Upton is a sister to Mrs. E. H. Brassell, who is just convalescing from an opera ton at the same institution.
 Mrs. o. A. McCulloch and Miss Az nes Cross left yesterday for Arkan- sas City, Kensas, where they will be the quests of Mrs. Milton Hughes for a few months.
 Mrs. Ziba Bennett of Pine Bluff will motor to Little Rock tomorrow to be the guest of Mrs. Sterling Cockrill. Mrs. Cockrill accompany her home.- Arkansas Democrat.
 Mrs. J. L. Thomas of Star City, un- derwent a serious operation Sunday at the Clark Sanitarium, she is re- ported at doing nicely.
 MT. and Mrs. F. s. Pasler and children of Texarkana are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lee at 1915 East Seventh.
 Mrs. J E. Fish of Fordyce return ed to her home yesterday after suc- cessful operation at the Clark Sani- tarium.
 Mrs. H. M. Brown and daughter Margaret of Canby, Oregon, are guests of Mrs. Kate Dalrymple and family on South State strett.
 Mrs. De Groot and children. Kath- leen and Hudson, of Oklahoma, will arrive soon to be the guests of Mrs. Matt Hudson, on East Sixth.
 Miss Vivian Patterson of Twenty ir1 nd hac months visit with relatives in Ris- on.
 Mrs. Zella Mayfie!d of Pine Bluff is visiting in Little Rock to be near her husband, who is stationed tt Camp Pike.-Arkansas Democrat.
 Miss Mary Gambrell Bobo and Miss Lee Earl Bobo have returned to their home at Walnut, Miss, after two weeks visit with relatives here.
 T.J. Collier, Miss Kathleen Collier, and Miss Elizabeth Morgan motored yesterday to Eberts field to spend the day.
 Mrs. l.. P. Garner, 1119 West Thir- teenth, has as her guests her mother Mrs. w. G. Reynolds, Miss Alice Lee Reynolds, and Miss Maxine Webster. all, of Union City, Tenn.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Graves of Memphis are visiting Mrs. Graves father and mother; MT. and Mrs. H. W. Graves. =
 Mrs. Bert Sloan and daughter. Eu- lalie. have returned to their home in Texarkana after spending z ne time as the guests of Dr. and 'lrs. A. w. F Troupe.
 Mrs. w. D. Collier and daughter. Lillian: have returned. to their homo in Magnolia after visiting fhends here.
 Miss Dorothy Seabrook and Miss Minnie Atkinson have returned from a visit with friends in England, Ark. ': .f g, -* Miss Herietta Adams :retured yes terday from Little Rock. where sN slas been !the <guest of Miss g7ta Wrench. ;,
 Miss Ruth West has returned te her home ii, Stuttgart after visiting Mrs. W. M. Galloway at s912 West Fourth.
 Miss Ethel Winters was operated on for appendicitis yesterday at the Davis hospital. @;.
 Misses :Josephine and. Marie simp- weeks visit with Mrs. Reeves.
 Mrs. S. B. Clayton was in the city yesterday from Tiilar. shopping.
 $ v. 8. ReIielou. Population. The government does not include re- ligious matters in census figures, 80 church statistics vary somewhat ac' cording to source. World Almanac for 1918 gives total of all communicants in the United States as slightly over 10000 GOO, of which Roman Catholics aro IA 3O). 900 in round numbers Meth-