Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-19
D. A. K. With Mrs.
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 The Pine Bluff Chapter, D, A. R i, met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. mother, Mrs. w. L. DeWoody.
 Baskets of the beautiful American pillar and Dorothy Perkins roses were used throughout the reception suite of the spacious DeWoody home. Mrs. A. M. Barrow, state vice regent, made an interesting talk on her trip to the Continental Congress in Wash ington. /
 Mrs E. J. Logue sang Awake My 8 Lovey and was compelled to repeat it ! as m encore.
 Mrs. E. A. Peck read Riley's "A Monument to the Soldiers"
 Miss Rea Dansby gave group of delightful songs.
 Miss Grace Strobridge made an interesting talk on the Dentention Home Work, and the chapter will aid in this work.
 \ benefit picture show will be given early in June, to take care of patri- < otic obligations of the chapter.
 Mr6. E. A. Peck, the newly elected E regent, made an informal talk.
 An ice cream was served to the members and guests, Miss Columbia Martin of Warren and Mrs. DeWoody Dickinson of Little Rock. Miss Carnahan
 as Hostess
 Miss Gladys Carnahan entertained with picture show party yesterday
 afternoon sixteen members of her graduating class were her guests. Following the show luncheon was K served at Rosenberg's. May baskets E filled with white and green hints
 were the favors.
 The s. I. A. of the Union High school is composed of very enthusi- astic membership of mothers and
 teachers, with Mrs. J. M. Aldredge
 president.
 At their meeting held on May 1l much interest was evidenced, both III I noint of attendance and in the new \ work planned. Four beautiful lamps
 were purchased for the school and tho club voted to buy paint for ths school. The teacher of agriculture
 assisted by the boys in the class VII N do the work. ', | An ice cream supper will be glveI
 tomorrow night at the school by th'
 club. Every one cordially invited U
 attend. . At the close of the meeting, Mrs
 McDonald and Mrs. Mayfield serve'
 cream and cake on the lawn. I'm
 next meeting will be May 28.
 The Y. w. c. A. home on Wes
 Barrauue street was attractive witl
 aprinr roses last night, when suppe
 yras served to the members of tn Business and Professional Women
 duh. In the business meeting re port on the state convention hell Monday and Tuesday in Little Rock Vas made by Miss Elsie Loomis, wh rerresented the Pine Bluff club a the meeting.
 Plans were made to send delegat to the National Business and Profes eional Womens association whlc will meet in St. Paul in July, the dele rates tc oe named at a later meeting The annual election of officers wa held. and the following elected: fresident, Miss Elsie Loomis; vice president, Miss Alice Shell; recording secratary, Mrs. Robert Dosh; cores bonding secretary, Miss Ora Reyn olds; streasurer, Miss Mabel Can't
 press reporter, Mrs. Gertrude Shandy Z *-
 Mrs. Eugene Nix of La Grange
 Georgia, was honored with beauti fullh appointed luncheon, yesterday by Mesdames Mamie Hicks Riley an Hicks Riley.
 The table was centered with bas 4 ket of Dorothy Perkins roses and fiva4course luncheon served to tn ix following guests: Mrs. c. R. Fitz { hugh, Mrs. Arthur F. Triplett, an I herlf guest Miss Bowen, Mrs. s. \ Alexander, and her guest, Miss Greer \ the hcncree and hostesses.