Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-20
l :;Ul'!! ,Yl M By ANNIE O. SMART. >~9
By ANNIE 0. SMART,

Miss Carrie BlacRmOn, daughter MT. and Mrs. G. N. Blackburn, nd MT. George Owen were married bril- 15 at Marshall, Tex, by Rev. NH. Heard. 1t was a simple home 'edding with only relatives and in mate friends present. Miss Lil- an Porter was maid of honor and fr Ross Duke best man. Mir Iwen lived in Pine Bluff formerly. ut for past four years has been 1ssthe Texas and Pacific shops at larshall. The bride was also for fer Pine Bluff girl.
 MT. and Mrs. Owen are at home B their new home, 1406 North Frank In avenue, Marshall.
 sMrs. Frank Ragland, president of MI. A. of Sixth Avenue school, has Filed for meeting of the society ifs morning at 10 o'clock at the Ssidnce of Mrs. c. L. Knox, 415 Ol- ye street. The demonstrat of ke usual education machine which INs to have been given at the meet Y yesterday could not be given ow- Rr to lack of electricity in the Rhool building, so it is proposed I have the demonstration this morn " and Mrs. Ragland urges every Rember to be present.
 NForty-eight ladies enjoyed the of the Y. M c. A. pool Ssterday. The pool has been &t in fine shape and an expert |Simming instructor will be engaged &r the season.
 SMrs. H. H. Normand of Millville #ll join Mrs. Roscoe Mcintyre, lit \ Miss Frances Mcintyre and Mrs. *nnie Knox, today and they will I've on the afternoon train for kmrhis to visit Miss Margaret %itland, whose marriage to Carl ftledge, takes place April 2S. A fies of receptions, luncheons and 2dge parties have been planned for week in honor of Miss Malt Misses Selma Schloss, Harriet ers, Sarita Strauss, Madeline Blu hthal and Pauline Uhlfelder have nrned from a visit to Little Rock. rs. w. N Higgins Of Dallas, who Eisiting Mr. and Mrs. s. c. Alex er, will return home tomorrow. rs. J. w. Wilkins is visiting her Inter, Mrs. J. w. Adams at Ft. Oklahoma. Mrs. Adams will ac- panv her mother home next week "a little visit.
 prn, Sunday, April IS, fine boy Mir. and Mrs. Harry L. Marcus, RCherry street. fs. D. Hoffman, of Little Rock, isting MT. and Mrs. Harry L.. Bus. Mrs. Hoffman is a sister fr. Marcus.
 Is. B. Goldstein will give "bo- Shower" tomorrow afternoon at home, 911 West Third avenue, in r of the new son of MT. and
 Harry L. Marcus.
 Ia. E. B. Bloom will leave today St. Louis to join MT Bloom,
 lis there attending the Water
 convention. After the conven"
 Mr. and Mrs. Bloom will go
 J. M. Hudson, 3Os East Sixth be fell while in her garden yes and was painfully injured.
 Gillian Lawton's Circle of
 ide church met with Mrs: H,
 yesterday afternoon. There
 good attendance and the reg
 business meeting was 6held after
 Mrs A. M. Purdue gave an
 mental solo and Miss Ruth El-
 lcott gave reading. Delight
 efreshment were served. Mrs.
 Mccain was assistant hostess.
 inspirational meeting of the
 ns Auxiliary of the Presbyter-
 lurch, held in ,the church par
 esterday, was very interesting
 ntire program was devoted to
 nbject, Africa. Mrs. H. K.
 Is Circle served tea and sand
 and the favors were little
 innes.
 pd N of Locomotive Enei-
 held their regular busi-
 meeting yesterday after,
 It K. P. hall. It was decided
 erve next Sunday as annual
 tion Day. All members are
 ted to meet at the cemetarles
 Iunday afternon at three o.
 hnd bring flowers to decorate
 Ives of the departed members.
 Paul McColough, who has
 isiting her sister, Mrs. DeX-
 lch and Mrs. J. M. Douglas,
 est Second avenue. will leave,
 or her home Gurdin.