Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-24
SOCIAL .& PERSONAL
MISS EUNICE NORRIS, Editor.

NORRIS. Editor.
 interesting to note that this said
 hiking" was done by way bv auto , mobiles.
 Rev. H. B. Trmble is teacher of this class, and with his wife chapcr-
 ohed these young people until a late hour: Supper, consisting of
 Weenles, bacon, toast and pickles. and other such edibles as may easily
 be prepared in the open, was q real
 delight.
 The ideal spring weather added
 much to the pleasure of the evening.
 and about 25 class members and
 friends participated.
 *
 Miss Helen Bradford and Miss
 Ealy Norris, students at Underwood
 College in St. Charles, Mo-, will
 spend their Easter vacation with Miss
 Pearson, in Louisiana, Mo. Miss Pear son IS school mate of these Pine i Bluff girls, and expects later to visit here. Miss Ida Sheppard, also a student at Underwood. is spending the Easter vacation with her mother. Mrs. E. A. Sheppard who has been critically i'll. Mrs. J. A. Perdue leaves next week for a visit with her daugh- tor, Miss Mildred Perdue. at Linden wood College
 District Board
 Meeting.
 There will be q meeting of the of ficial board of the Pine Bluff district of the A. r. W. c. March 29 and 90 in the ball room of the Hotel Pines. All county chairmen, all district chairmen, all district officers are members of this board.
 All members of the Federated Clubs in Jefferson county are urg- ed to meet with the board Monday night of the 29th at 7:3O in the ball room of the Hotel Pines.
 This order has been made by Mrs Everett Tucker president of the Pine Bluff district A. r. w. c.
 Miss Hazel McFadden, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. N. McFadden, and who is attending Sayre college in Lexington, Ky, will be the guest of Miss Helen Alexander in Louisiana, Ky, during the Easter vacation of her school.
 Miss Frances Andrews will leave Monday for St. Louis to be the guest of Miss Dorothy Stewart several weeks
 Miss Coon of the South Central Field of the Y. w. c. A. internation- al, was the guest of honor at the Business Womens' Supper last even ing at the cafeteria, and made an interesting and instructive talk. Ar engagements were made at this meet ing for all the business women of the ! city to attend the special Y. w. c. A. 1 services at the First Baptist church Sunday evening beginning at 7:3O, and as reservations will be made for these people, in a body, all business women of the city are requested to 1 meet at the Baracca hall at 7:15 d'clock. Easter eggs will be fur nished the matron at the Union sta- tion to be presented to all child ren ,traveling on Easter Sunday, and 1 will be marked as being given them by business women of Pine Bluff.
 M. Eisenkramer has gone to Lit tie Rock for weeks visit with his l daughter, Mrs. R. E. Block, and grandson, R. E., Jr. Smith Wakefield 
 The wedding of Miss Sallie Lee Wakefield of Dewitt and Thomas I w. Smith of Tyro, Lincoln county, was performed quietly last evening at o'clock at the Manse, the cere- mony being said by Dr. J. I. Norris.
 Miss Margaret Gold of Hot Springs will arrive today for short visit | with Miss Bernice Greaces and to i attend the dance at the Elks club ] this evening.
 Reception at
 Club.
 Mrs. Benjamin c. Brown of New Orleans will be the honoree at a delightful informal reception at the Country club this afternoon from 8 until 6 o'clock.
 Quite a large house party has been of Pine Bluff Rotarians, and cars will be furnished for all | visiting ladies with the Rotarians to attend. @
 c. E. Worker to
 Speak Tonight.
 Miss Grace Lippard, national su- perintendent of Christian Endeavor, will be at the Alexander Memorial church this evening at | o'clock, to meet all boys and girls of the c. K.