Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-20

\ the new aSeHV' ,tb A. Peck of the Pine bluff U 'p at the initial meeting of th' r %' yesterday e afternoon at th' 'ntry club with Mesdames hari' y oaue and Alex H. Powell. Ers' s Peck spoke of the work O: Pn . A. R. and of the many justl |tions for it's existence, An or :ro4ion ao as an individual lose: nsnces and dissipates power Ln it attempts to do every thing oood things, for this is the day snseeialization. As this coming ,'s work presents it's self let |erasp all the possibilities, let us u, no failure, let us work with htanity and joy" ,et us work bravely and honest or the causes we are pledged to oote as real daughters of the r;can Revolution," were her con ;ng remarks of the inspiring ad' ,arce enthuastic membership nresent and the following pro- in Arkansas, Mrs. w. A Eart. pading, Mrs. Walter Hudson. oal Solo. Mrs. Earle J. Logue' ol;n Solo. Miss Katie Boyce. a spacious reception room ot club was aglow with the flowers ,,tnmn and a two course lunch served during the informal re- mn following the business ses- and program. Peck has named the following I;no committees for the year: M A. Austin, Credentials.
 Mildred S. Haizlip, Real Q. R, Mckenzie, Mrs. Arthur Fills Mrs. George V. Beall, $ Sara Byrd, Mrs. Harry Kill Mrs. w. c. Matthews, Chil- of the American Revolution.
 W. K. Hoclses, Miss Sara Conservation.
 Mamie Savage, Mrs. Wade Conservation of the Home. May Tomlinson, Mrs. Asa on, D. A. R. Magazine.
 Walter Hudson, Genealogical rch.
 c. W. Pettigrew, Mrs. T. B. Historical Research and Pre- ion of Records.
 R. W. Trimble, Mrs. w. R. ord, International Peace Arbl- D. G. Maxey, Mrs. John w. burn, Legislation.
 T. M. Phillips, Mrs. w. 5. Old Trail Roads.
 F. A. Jarvis, Mrs. R. E. Lee, ltionary Relics.
 P. M. Mccarthy, Mrs. J. P. lon, Mrs. Conlin, Revolution bldier's Graves.
 Frank Tomlinson, Mrs. Jack f, To prevent dissertation of ag.
 Victor Harrison, Miss Lucille ms, Miss Corinne Smart, Miss Lindsay, Flowers.
 A. H. Powell, Miss Mamie ns, Welfare of Women and (n.
 L. K. Land, Publicity.
 w. L. Dewoody, Miss Gather bntgomery, Resolutions. w. A. Taggart, Mrs. J. w. Is, Mrs. F. B. Tomlinson, Mrs. Bridges, Mrs. M. A. Austin, Mann Knox, Mrs. Mildred s. Mrs. T. M. Phillips, Mrs. Rutherford, Ways and Means George Adams, Membership. -Leas
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 Cornelia Walker and eLslie
 Leas of Little Rock were } yesterday morning at 8:30 at St. Josephs church. Mon Tobin of Little Rock perform ceremony and the prenuptial vas celebrated in the sanctu- fh Father Higgins and Father IT present.
 church was artistically de- palms, ferns and brides roses B out the green and white cheme.
 Orrin Robinson sang, q Love prior to the ceremony. Mrs. Murphy played Mendelsshon's
 march for the professional. Frank Hurle of Little Rock, of the bride, was matron of
 She wore a gown of brown nth henna trimmings and car
 arm boquet of golden chry- nums.
 pride entered with her mother Ve her in marriage. She wore
 of white taffeta with lace gs and her veil of tulle was With circlet of orange blos-
 Her boquet was of brides 'lth shower of valley lillies.
 Rather of Little Rock was m and Shep Gallagher and Joe
 were ushers.
 'ride Is the attractive daughter
 1ohn Sennett and a member
 of the prominent families in htry and has host of friends