Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-02-13
Luncheon For Senior Class

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 Luncheon For
 Senior Class.
 One of the most delightful small so- cial functions of the year was the luncheon given yesterday at Annun- citation academy. Misses Mary Hol- land, Anne Konecny, Helen Wyatt, and Annie Mae Reinberger, members of the junior class, were hostesses to the senior class, composed of the following young ladies: Misses Mildred Withers, and Helen Boyce. The table decorations and the place cards carr I out beautiful color scheme of :J.ite and green, while the red rose, the class flower, was very much in evidence. The place cards con- tained a clever original little rhyme written by one of the young ladies in the junior class.
 Joe Clement and Raoland Fitzhugh of Camp Pike were in Pine Bluff Mon day night to attend the Red Cross dance.
 York Trigg, a former Pine Bluff young man, passed thru this city Mon- day night on his way to New Orleans.
 Freddie Scott of Little Rock, was among the out-of-town guests at the Red Cross dance.
 Lieutenants c. B. Shapard, Steven son, Smullin, and Sammon. who are stationed at Camp Pike. were guests at the Red Cross dance Monday night.
 "Miss Henrietta Taylor, chairman of the Suffrage league of Pine Bluff, which includes women active in suf- frage work now davoting themselves has joined the suffrage roll of honor, to war service over there. Miss Taylor is now in France serving as a Red Cross nurse."
 The above notice which was clipped from the December issue of the Woman Citizen. is of interest to quite num- ber of people in this mart of the coun- try, and specially in Pine Bluff. Miss i Taylor is niece of Andrew w. Nunn, and also of J. G. Taylor, and the members of the First Presbyterian {! church, and congregation, are proud that the name of Miss Henrietta Tay- Tor. Red Cross nurse, is on their honor roll and prayer list. ! Miss Dorothy Allen, who has been 1 critically i'll for some time with ma larial fever, has had relapse, and her condition is considered very grave Mrs. A. Frank Hays leaves today for quite an extended trip thru Mis- sissippi and Alabama. Misses Char , lotte and Myrtle Love who have been the guests of relatives for several 1 weeks. will return to their home in Leland, Miss, today and will be ac- compained by Mrs. Hays. Mrs w. P. Goodman left Monday 1 for a visit of several days with rela- tives in Sheridan.
 Mrs. R. L. Jones of Chicago, is visiting in the home of MT. and Mrs. E. F. Rothrock for few days en
 route to Houston, Texas, where she will see her son who is stationed in camp at that place.
 Grav-Bailey
 Wedding.
 The marriage of Miss Lillian Gray and Ivy Bailey was solemnized Sum- day morning at ten o'clock in the home of the Rev. Traylor. Mrs Bailey is one of the very pop ular and attractive daughters of MT. and Mrs. John H. Gray. of the Union community. and has large circle of friends in Pine Bluff. After the cere- mony the wedding party went to the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles West where a delicious course dinner was served.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bailey are at home with the groom's father, MT. B. G. Bailey, on the Warren road Mrs. Fannie Martin of Warren is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Joe Nichol, in Rutherford Park Place. Mrs. Nicho1 is greatly improved from a re- cent illness.
 Church Services
 This Morning. At Trinity church this morning at 10 o'clock, services will be held, today bein" Ash Wednesday. Mrs. James Hall and little daughter of Atlanta are expected to arrive with in the next few days to be the guests of Captain and Mrs. Geisreiter.
 Mrs. c. Kientz. Mrs Christman of Chicago and Charles Kientz left yes terday for Hot Springs. where they will take a course of baths.
 Willing Workers
 Meeting.
 The regular knitting session of the Willing Workers will be held this afternoon in the Harmony club. MT. and Mrs. John Matz left yester- day for Chicago, where MT. Matz will take charpe of the business of his brother. who has been called to ser vice in the army. -N