The Springdale news., 1918-06-07
HOUSE PARTY WITH MISS
THOMPSON.

Miss Hazel Thompson who has been
attending Crescent College at Eure-
ka Springs, re-t rne1 nome Wednes-
day Of last week and was hostess to
the following young ladies who were
students of the same school: Berrice
Higginhotham, Howe, Texas; Oma
Landrum, Hereford. Texas; Lillawalk-
er Cornish, Cleburne, Texas; Elzina
Mounts, Hereford, Texas; Dorothy
and Marjorie Turner, Clarenio I, Tex
as, accompanied by their little cous-
in, Ruth NJ. S. KINNEY of Harrison,
Ark, who was going with them to
make her home. Miss Dorthy is to be
married June 26th to a PRESBYTERIAN
minister who is engaged in war Y M
c. A. work. Stella Seurlock, Piggott
Arkansas, teacher of English at
Crescent; Bernice Reggin, Wynne
wood, Oklahoma; Zelda Davis, Pine
Bluff, Arkansas; Ruth Wolf, Fayette-
vile, Ark; Selma Porter, Monticello,
Ark; Thetus Williams, Paris, Texas.
Henrietta Adams, Pine Bluff, Ark;
Dixie and Grace Wilkins, Mt. Vernon,
Texas; Lena Wood, Coleman, Texas.
1t was jolly crowd of nineteen
girls who got off the train at noon on
Wednesday. After resting few
hours and eating delicious dinner at
which not even Herbert Hoover could
offer one word of criticism they were
joined by number of Springdale
Young people and all motored to Fay
etteville where they enjoyed an AFTER
noon lance at the Arkansas building.
guests of the Sigma NJ fraternity
Miss Wolf did not return with the
crowd. Thursday morning another of
the party left for home, Miss Wood of
Texas. That afternoon they went to
Fayetteville again where they were
entertained at both Sigma Phi Epsi-
lon and Sigma Chi fraternity houses
with informal dances.
Friday evening they, with quite a
number of Springdale young people,
motored to Bella Vista to attend
the opening dance, which was for
the benefit of the Red Cross.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. E. C.
Pritchard of Fayetteville entertained
a large party of ladies and young girls
in honor of Miss Hazel and Mrs. Weld
meyer of Detroit, Mich, sister of
Miss THOMPSON, who, with little Ruth
Margaret are guests in the Thompson
10 me. Mesdames Thompson and Gill
lett and Miss Fannie Gillett Joined the
crowd on this occasion.
Saturday night Miss Irma Petross
entertained the young people with
slamber party. Kisses Fannie Gillett
anG Clara He, son were towr guests.
This was an ideal affair ard of course
was slumbCr IN name only
Sunday morning the bells pealed
welcome for the stranger as we'll as
for the members so all attended
church and Sunday Sci.3 ). In the af-
tcrnoon they drove to F lyetteville.
staying ',r six O'Clock ,:inner. Mon
day morning, long b2fo the sun had
risen, this lily cro-vi was on its
way to Monte Ne. A'c.- breakfast.
swimming was enjoyed for a few
hours then n : we're homeward bound
for they must spend SOC time in
Springdale, riding, re ''vire callers
and enjoyir4t 9arious other things.
TUESDAY mr. q TO- the crowd
ready for a trip to Cave Springs.
They came a1,k by Tontitovfl. In
the aftern- i they, v'.th ab'ut TWEEN
ty other yong peopl., " / entertain
ed by Mrs. %ehh Powel Mss Daxle
Wilkins cave reaa ~; and Mis-
Haight sang 4 solo W ich all enjoyed
This was :. eiy pleasal: affair and
one we l.ete -! be 5e lfica' to our
soldier aoys. for each guest was
busy with her knitti,.. or sewing.
Wednesday ended this ex eptionlly
pleasant house part and the guests
left for their separate homes very
much in love with Sprin.. lie and
Springdaie Young people because
they, as usual. so royalty entertained
The stranger within her gates.