Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-10

DQE[zEgg7zZl iual l1tneieal ro Coterie, which was ne Nt tho home of Mrs. Frank Pmpson, Ts with Mesdames 1,7 M' n p' p;eh- feh- 'napoH m ioe Clements and W. D. Rlch- o'l, os,s;stjng hostess, was one or the assliel'a sn n;oya ble meetings of the year en}u aEos of dogwood, and festoons aa la' ias;me filled the air with thelr Sl.u srance, cf while jonquils and fleur. ,- ;s " proclaimed every where that IS F. n all her glory of ralnment phg soa O. more come to bless us. The aors o,s of the present year to serve Peeds ger, Y. form, They are, Mesdames P. n 1,'e[ ferguson, president; II, II. Fer nn ~, vjses president; E. J. Logoee' on "5ino secretary; ole Clement, a",o a,ror and Sam Scales, press cor 4 pu. Eho nrogram for the afternoon con- od M of American negro composers. ySa u near future, the program winch i. with q few changes, will be on o"si st the High School for the bene- of the w. c. T. U. The program was: >, ,1,a;o o, |8 '' Tod by Mrs. Joe Clement F., 'i1 nnet "Old Black Joe," '''' Mrs. C. z. McClean and
 Miss Nancy Farrar .. onbone Solo. "Old Folks at Home" E3 (Foster) # Mrs. w. B. Sanders.
 a1 "Over ordan"-Horace Clark FIX "Aunt Sallie" A Nanny Song '' Mrs. Earl J. Logue nna Duet. "A Southern Notification"
 (C. KunkkeD
 Mesdames Walton Seymour and
 K. M. Simpson
 ,o;ool Reading. Miss Ellice Breath ono- -"Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child," Colridge-Taylor
 Miss Winnie Clegg
 bca]-"Honey Chile"-Horace Clark
 Miss Deadma Dansby &lal Mighty Lax a Rose"- Nevin &lb, "Swanee River" ------Foster
 Mrs. Tom Collier, Jr.
 olin Solo Miss Nancy Farrar usical Current Events -----------
 Mrs. w. H. Simmons hartet- !, la Little Cotton Dolly" Geibel (bl Sweet Miss Mary" Neidlinger Miss Broadstreet, Mesdames
 James Moore, T. N. Julian
 and Clifton Dancy.
 lxiliary Dance. The Ladies Auxiliary of the l. A of will entertain with dance at the briner's Temple April 23.
 icelaneous Sale.
 The Ladies of Lutheran church will i've miscellaneous sale and tea lis afternoon, at the home of Mrs. H. Bahlau, 1504 Linden street. The bblic is cordially invited.
 The Carnation Club will meet at le home of Mrs. L. w. Blatherwick, II Georgia street. this afternoon at s3O o'clock.
 opuar Visitors Leave.
 Miss Mary Redmond of Fl Paso, ey, and Miss Ann Brown, of Cam Rn, Ark, who have been the guests MT. and Mrs. Senate Seabrook and r. and Mrs. w. w. Taylor for the Pst two weeks left yesterday after pon for Miss Browns home at Cam Pn. The young ladies were both ppular and attractive and made a cst of admiring acquaintances while hile insthe city.
 There will be special meeting of Margaret's guild at the home of ITS. N. $. Rosemond, 1920 East Sec na avenue, Thursday afternoon at Hclcck. @
 Federation Tea.
 me City Federation will give a las-aay silver tea for the benefit of ne Juvenile Court home on Thurs tsy' May l, from o'clock to ciock, at the residence of Mrs. c. ppnllpot, on West Fifth avenue. All presidents of affiliating clubs ne ,e requested to notify their respect 'e Club members.
 Pmith.Smith.
 n,;.s MISS Elamae Smith, and S. M. 'n1.n ';mSa were married at 7:3O last os sns by Rev. A. Homer Jordan. pas \, Ia ol the First Christian church at me parsonage. > n ,ae 4l pride was a clerical employe romne, m,e o11lce of the local telephone oonl'y, Smpany, and is an attractive and 'Tular M young lady.
 -"e groom is an employe of the S.