Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-23

onm..eo orohers of the Belgian Relief
 me ;4toe ltla of Pine Bluff, Mrs. Jack onlllllss.Jdtt chairman: Mrs. J. I. Nor 9ennaaa"ICi aas q U. Mavfield, Mrs. Simon 3,,om' 1s, r Mrs. H. L. Sternberg, and Mrs. SlGq|'; T Collier, are making arrangements
 oon anearance here early in April
 tMho tas Belgian Trio" These artists
 r,ans;cians rm, of rare ability offic- re y,, lLu ldLeunutized by the Belgian govern allV uep 4a travel in the interest of the ngrI nnd for orphan babies of that brave t,,e Mhsraver s,s thev have gone they have
 '. coreeted enthusiastically. and we es4 eza ,o doubt that there as elsewhere a,s w.ym r reception will be accorded nf,,' nn Last Saturday night when they aouaared os at the Atlanta theatre, the "J;a u1;ence composed of the best mu- .uai critics in that cultured city and eai eadrods of soldiers in uniforms, to- ut,, uther r with British and French and s" smar;can officers from Camp Gordon. ,r, nro rol1sed to the highest pitch of sstriotic st fervor and gave vent to their se,ngs in a manner that evidenced so sesv swav of their emotions in response the varying chordstouched by the prtists. .,, ,,los on the cello. harp, and piano, snd r vocal numbers by Miss Jean, Miss Radoux. and Mr. Jan Collingnon, % srtone. and every culture club-every satrotic organization and every man, won,an and child who loves Liberty snd despises oppression should be numbered among the patrons. The ex- pa date and place of their appearance Library Story
 Hour Resumed. }
 This afternoon at 3 o'clock is the gE'rllk 1lfor the reopening of the story hour at the Public library, and ;t is confidently expected that the roon,s will be filled with kiddies old land young.
 February being the birth month of |both Washington and Lincoln. and this being patriotic song week, too, it Twill be real patriotic afternoon and the national anthems will be sung.
 Mrs. J. I. Norris. who not only loves rhildren, but loves France as we'll. will |tell the story of that heroine of the |agas, Joanne d'Arc, for the older ones. For the voun"er tots. Mrs. Spencer Fox, charming bride Of one of Pine Bluffs soldier boys, will toll a story of little Belgium girl "Marie Laure," by Katherine Mcdowell Rice. Pages and
 Fishers Meet.
 Mrs. Walter Hudson, who is chair nan of the committee on ushers and pages for the biennial at Hot Springs flor this district t.called her maids and goung matrons together yesterday af- tenoon for an informal meeting in the committee room of the Public li- brarv Arrangements were made fo1 totel accomodations at the Como for |fhe Arkansas girls. and many little ltens of dress and duty were discuss |ed
 Meetings will be held bi-monthlv from now until the "great event." in order that these favorites of club dom may be inducted into all the se- erets of their office, and taught tc clSsplav to the best advantage. the wit ana charno-the taste and tact-the beauty and beneficence of Arkansas 1alrest young daughters.
 Mrs. J. R. Martin is critically il at her home at SIS West Fifth. Snnbeam Meeting. .se
 This Afternoon.
 The Sunbeams of the First Baptist cnarch will meet this afternoon at Z oclock, at the church.
 n MT. and Mrs. James Cash of Pine 5uff have been visiting homefolks TOT several days. Jim had the mis- lortune to get his finger badly crush eu ana amputation may be necessary Loyalty League
 Tea Today.
 The children of American Loyalty .eague tea, which is to be held this aMIIernon M in the home of Mrs. Andrew Nunn on West Sixth, promises to be