The courier-index., 1919-10-31

szon Wsdhssdav of last week Ms. Maclin McChntock was at home to her bridge club. Mrs. Robert McClintock received the prize TOT the highest score. denc,oos luncheon was served at the close of the games.
 The Margaret Clark chapter, Children of the Confederacy, was again awarded the loving cup at tne meeting of the state convention U. D. c. at Clarksville, last week, for having enrolled the most members during the past year.
 An out-of-town wedding that will be of interest here is that of MISS Florence Winchester, daughter of Rt. Rev. James Winchester, bishop of Arkansas, and Mr. Morrill, Will liam Mayberry, h. of Philadelphia, in Little Rock. on October 50.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Stanley Of Alexandria, La., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Marjorie, to J. w. Patton of this place, November 5, in the Winfield Memorial church of Little Rock.
 D. c. Williams, an employe of the St. Francis Motor Company, and Miss Mabelle Hewitt of Colt, were married on Tuesday night of this week at the home of the brides parents in Colt. They are staying at the home of MT. Williams mother, Mrs. B. l.. Turner.
 At a called meeting of the Civic League on Tuesday morning, Mesdames Carrie Louise Apple and Dudley Clark were elected delegates and Mrs. Paul Benham alternate to the state convention of federated clubs, which meets in Hot Springs next week.
 The silver tea to be given to- morrow afternoon and night by Circle No. 4 of the Methodist church at the home of Mrs. W. B. Mann promises to be a delightful social event. The public is cor dially invited. A musical program will be rendered both afternoon and evening.
 Mrs. c. A. Howard and two little sons arrived this moning from New York City to visit Mrs. Towards sister, Mrs. Griffin Smith.-Para- gould Press. Mrs. Howard was for merly Miss Olive Rec Daggett of this city. It is understood Mrs. Howard will visit here before re- turning to New York.
 A social event of much interest was the tea given last Friday af- ternoon by Mesdames E. D. Rob- ertson and Houston Potts at the Robertson home, in honor of Mrs. w. K. Johnston's guests, Mrs. Rob- ert Pate and Miss Ruth McCorkle of Sulphur Springs, Texas. Beside the honorees, those receiving with the hostesses were Mesdames Kel- lar Anderson and Robert Day of Memphis. Mrs. A. B. Stewart re- ceived the guests at the door, and Mesdames Hattie Ford and Walter were attractively decorated with IernS ana pTOIuSlOn OI cut now CTS. Every detail of the tea re- fected the gracious hospitality of the hostesses.
 On Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Oliver Payne, Mrs. A. c. Rauscher entertained the Wo- mans Missionary Society of the Methodist church at their regular monthly social meeting. After the devotional exercises led by the president, Mrs. Payne, the follow ing program was rendered.: What Our Council Has Done in China," Mrs. o. G. Norment; "The Task of the Medical Missionary in China" Mrs. A. c. Rauscher; Medical Practice in China" Mrs. L. M Os- borne; Missionary Ruts and How to Get Out of Them" Mrs. Oliver Payne. Mrs. w. s. Atkins of Mem phis, former president of the so- ciety, gave a very interesting talk. Following the program. light refresh ments were served.