Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-18
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 ton- Evans. ss Lillian Overton and Sergeant
 m or Bernard Evans were married
 brides home Wednesday, Rev.
 Wharton, cousin of the bride
 rn,ad the ceremony. The bride
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Will
 T Overton. The groom has re-
 returned from overseas where
 trvad with the 312th Field Signal
 70 home was attractively decor
 with spring flowers. The bride
 the recipient of many beautiful
 onts v, She was married in a
 eling suit of navy blue with ac-
 ories to match. .,,
 pl)owing honeymoon spent with
 nds and relatives in various parts
 Ebe state MT. and Mrs. Evans will
 at home in Omaha, Neb.. where
 groom has a position with the
 lon Pacific Railway.
 mong the out-of-town guests
 sent were Misses Hazel and Laur-
 Cr,mp and Mrs. Will c. Jones of
 Emf: MT. and Mrs. Harvey w. rmasson of Monticello; Mrs. Hal
 kinson of Fordyce; MT. and Mrs.
 hert T. March of New Edenburg;
 Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sneed of hgsland.
 |nual Due Tea.
 The annual due tea of the w. c. T. was held at the home of the presi- ht Mrs. T. Y. Murphy, yesterday was largely attended. The home beautifully decorated with spring wers. :, -Four generations of the family Ere present for the occasion, Mrs. |iza McLain Wilson, mother of Es. T. Y. Murphy, Mrs. Harvey bgg and her little daughter Lois. "A number of musical selections Ire rendered including:
 |'In the Heart of Rose" by Miss elle Taylor, accompanied by Prof. 1. D. McNeil.
 Instrumental selection by Mrs. Imes Moore. |"A Loving Heart" by little Miss llen McGehee.
 "See the Pale Moon" a duet by [esdames c. H. and James Moore. Selections by Misses Imogene Alex pder and Dorothy Ezell.
 Mrs. Fain Ezell, treasurer, appre- lated the response of the guests and lembers.
 Master John Edgar Hooker, rep ssenting the No-Tobacco Journal as a great success. ainbow Club.
 The Rainbow club will meet this fternoon at 4 o'clock at the cafeteria he following program will be pre- snted:
 Instrumental solo: Melody of Virginia Alport. Vocal solo: "The End of the Rain ,w," Dorothy Clark.
 
 critic Belle Harbour.
 Reading: "Mammy's Waist" Vic- ria Hiner.
 Instrumental duet: Alice Borman nd Jean Blackburn. eRading: "An Awful Threat" Ella unn Howell. Instrumental duet: Bridal Chorus" i lanite Collier, and Frances Crutch- Instrumental solo: Anita Buskirk. Cornet solo: Edgar Ashford. Orchestra: selected. ntertainment Tuesday. Mesdames c. A. Linaker, A. J. 1 ower, M. A. Austin. and Miss Irene 'cage will entertain at the rectory Trinity Episcopal church Tuesday ternoon at 3 o'clock. All of the dies of the parish are invited to at- nd and bring dollar with an ex- anation of how they earned it. Re- eshments will be served and an in- resting program of readings and uSlc mas been arranged. oung Ladies Club. l The Young Ladies club of the First ethodist church. will meet with rs. Erskine Hightown Friday after 'on at 3 o'clock at the Country club. ostesses for the occasion will be: esdames B. D. Luck, w. D. Fergu- n. Alvin Archard, w. L. Irving, alcup, and Misses Mary Lindsley Id Lucy Hearn Broadstreet. ance at Altheiemr. There vii be dance at Altheimer hool house Friday" evening, April ,, at S:30. Given by Miss Lowella ardaugh and Mrs. Francis Vaugine farewell dance for Miss Zona Jones,