Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-05
& SOCIAL a ~
 PERSONAL AX'
MISS EUNICE NORRIS, Editor.

MlSS EON1GL . elightful kidge Party. j hars Sam Smith was hostess to al
 ni nhnr of friends yesterday after
 nn p in her apartment on West Fifth
 on na ,n at a delightful bridge party.
 emu .ohies were attractively arrang-
 ond an interesting game was en- E,ed High score prize was won oy
 ss o. W. Clark, with Miss Lutle
 axandder drawing the consolation ;no At late hour, number ot
 ,Ay nsts called, and the hostess serv-
 delicious plate luncheon.
 ,..,;tod gnests of the affair were asi
 iIoms. 1hv,.sa Misses Lutie Alexander,
 1io" 1;o Eadins, Ernestine Norris, Flu
 ao m Norris. Mary Lindsay, Virginia Ens Misses Elizabeth and Hannah
 cConkey of Pennsylvania; Mamie mean. Lucille Davis, Lillian Phil \ Frances Andrews, Willie Davis;
 esdames Met Gallagher, Walter J. Skins. c. C. Brewster, Wylie Bar
 " Walters, w. B. Walton, R. B. knes s c. Alexander, s. c. King,
 rm Rridees. Olive Galbraith, Howell fasthrook. Rickerson, K. T. Miller, lnnie Knox, George Vining, James kley. Ragan, Collier Lee, Garland Fewster, W. T. Woodbridge, Arthur k;nlett. Harry Miller, John Will
 rrne 0. H. Haring, Sextus Wilson,
 W. Clark. Neil Martin, Roscoe Me |tvre. A. W. Scruggs and guest, Mrs. byland Hyatt, of Fordyce, H. K. Snev. Bart Eddins, E. A. Pledger,
 C. McMullen, Svelyn P. Smith. }lkner, S. C. Williamson, J. 5. Jen- hs. John Baugh.
 Syid o. Dodd
 D. C. Meeting.
 The David o. Dodd chapter of the lifted Daughters of the Confederacy
 Is delightfully."- entertained Wednes- W afternoon by Mrs. Julia McAl- 6nt Noel, assisted by Mrs. e. H. Slineer and Mrs. R. G. Atkinson Jr. The meeting was opened with pray and the regular routine of busi- ! ss was disposed of with Mrs. R. Atkinson presiding. Some letters bm the registrar general were read lative to an essay contest and It IS |rnestly hoped that some of the kh school students twill take an terest and enter the contest. |The meeting was then turned over the chairman of the program, Mrs. bel, and the following enjoyable hmbers were given: vocal solo, rs. James Moore; reading "The Sign the Cross" Miss Pearl Burks; |ano solo, Southern Melodies" !" Fs. James Moore; paper, Battles Arkansas" Mrs. P. H. Mccarthy. lad by Mrs. Bolinger; all of which ere rare treats to the members. Before the close of a most pleas It afternoon a delicious salad |urse with accompanying delicacies hs served, with Miss Arie McFad- kn and little Miss Olive Fox as- Sting.
 The benefit tea gvien at the First resbyterian church this afternoon Fomises to be delightful social fair. A small admission fee will E charged at the door, and 8 deli |cus. luncheon course will be serv-
 !. This tea is given by members ] Circle number four of the Ladies' fuXiliary, with Mrs. H. K. Toney in barge, and a general invitation is ktended to the public to attend. )St. Martha's Guild of Trinity parish eld regular business meeting yes (rday afternoon at the residence of |rs. Charles Warriner 1918 Olive (reet Mrs. Warriner, as president, resided, and Mrs. H. A. Stowell and (rs. Roy Downs were guests of the Eternoon. Refreshments were serv- during the cordial social hour. ! The Frances Willard meeting of Pe Pine Bluff chapter of the w. C. U. will be held Friday afternoon o'clock, at the home of Mrs. T. Lyle, 815 Walnut street. An ap- fopriate program has been prepared hd large attendance of members anticipated.
 Mrs. Collier Lee and daughters ennie and Jeanette, have returned Fom visit with her parents, MT. Ed Mrs J. T. Lloyd in Little Rock. |hey were called there by the illness
 Mrs. Lloyd, who is much inn foved.
 The Ladies' Club of the A. o. U.
 will meet this afternoon at 2:30 |clock in their club rooms. A pro-
 ram has been arranged and social lents.
 Miss Mary Carnahan and Miss
 ances Cross returned yesterday Iom English, accompanied by Misses hoebe and Edna Clement, whose pests they have been.
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 The Fraternal Aid union will meet
 As evening at o'clock at the Y
 l. '. A. committee room.
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