Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-20
Bridge-Luncheon It Country Club.

A bridge-luncheon will be given at
 the Country club Thursday, January
 R9, and all lady members of the club and their out of town guests are in- Eited. The party will begin propmt- Ny at o'clock and, the caterer at the club has arranged for an attrac- tive luncheon.
 Reservations may now be made for tables, and as this is to be pivot bridge party, only tables will be re- served for groups of four. The club is donating beautiful prizes. It is Suggested that this is an ideal way ln which to return party favors, and Mir. Anderson at the club should be notlfied as soon as possible as to tables.
 The John McAlmont chapter, D. A. R.. was delightfully."- entertained Saturday afternoon in the home of Mrs. A. W. Troupe on West Fifth avenue. Mrs. A. M. Barrow, regent, presided. The state conference. meeting here February II and 18th, was subject of general discussion. With Ms. Frank Tomlinson, state regent, leading and pleasant pro- gram consisting of the following nunhers was rendered durine the soc'al honr: A reading. Mrs. Arthur |FF Triplott; musical numbers by Mrs James Moore. pianist. Miss Kate Royce, violinist; and Mrs. J. L. Lon elno, soprano. A salad course was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Maud Baum and Mrs. Sloan. 
 Members of the Ladies auxiliary of the First Presbvterian church were dellrhtfully entertained yesterday afternoon at the church parlors by c,rcle number one. under the charcc or Mrs: c. M. Philpot Mrs. P. H. McCarthy presided, and an interest ,hg program was given. Readings nv WIS A. M. Barrow and Mrs. Mol 'H Knox were much enjoyed, and rleaslng musical numbers were by WITS. Met Gal''~her. and Miss Ernes. "he Norris. Miss Josie Kicks of At ianta. who is spendin" the winter with her sister, Mrs. Preston Castle perry, and who spent several months overseas, made an interesting talk, Mh'cn was feature of the meeting. Del'clous refreshments were served at the close.
 Charles E. Perry, employed as mi: mail clerk at the Hotel Pines, and Miss Clothilda Ray Atkins, assistant I'll stenography instruction at the saheS Business college, were mar Ileo last night at 8:30 o'clock by E 1ne kev. J H. Moore, pastor of the rlrSt baptist church. at the home of .ne pastor. Both of the young peo- ple nave a large circle of friends nere. e Thef will make their home In Pine Bluff.
 Mrs. J. G. Taylor entertained a numner of the younger set Saturday evening Tn her home with a dancing nMarty' My' as a pleasure for her niece, } nlss Olive Sale, of Louisville, Ky. sooYard's orchestra furnished music. ana delicious light luncheon was served at late hour.
 :, Little Miss Louise Ottenheimer Gne n attractive daughter of Mrs. Claud oetenneimer, on South Cherry street spent the past week end with her aunt, Mrs. D. L. Franklin. Mrs. Ot- :e :.ehhelmer has been critically i'll, but fslmproving slowly.
 MISS Bessie Merle Wells will en- 1ertaln Istaln at dinner Saturday evening january january "A, at her home. on South n,riVe' ,r' as a pleasure for her friend MISS Phoebe Clement. of English mnose engagement and approaching marriage has been announced.
 Misses Elizabeth and Hannah Nc. IIonkey of York, Pennsylvania will De the attractive honorees at z