Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-29
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By ANNIE Q. SMART.

joyed near the sporting grounds on the river. Each girl is to come out on the street car after work and they all plan to be there by 6:30 CT : o'clock. On Sunday the women plan to 20 to the Boys Industrial home and give an enterta inment for the boys.
 Mrs. Jack Bernhardt was hostess yesterday afternoon to the Month houtes club.
 The reception suite was artistically decorated in the loveliest of spring i flowers.
 Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, Mrs. N. J. Can't, Jr.; vice president, Mrs. E. M. Schober; recording secretary, Mrs. Earle J. Logure; corresponding secretary, Mrs. H. A. Stowell; treas urer, Mrs. M. Danaher; musical di- i rector, Mrs. o. W. Clark; press cor respondent, Mrs. Jack Bernhardt.
 The program on America Among l the Nations," was presented, Mrs. w. D. Jones as leader. Mnsic-- "Carry Me Back to Ole Virginney," by the assembly. 1 Roll call-Anecdote from Ameri- can Humorists.
 "The Logic Solution"-M F. B. Tomlinson.
 'The Struggle for the Pacific Mrs.E. M. Schober. 1 'The Aftermath of Panama Mrs. { II. A. Stowell.
 Pan-Americanism - Mrs. w. O.. Taggarr.
 Open Discussion-"Dram Mo- ments in American Diplomacy"
 The two-day session of the Wo- mans Missionary union of the south east district of Arkansas will begin 1 this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Beech Street Baptist church. At 8 o'clock tonight the second program will begin. Everyone cordially in- vited to attend the sessions. Today's program is as follows:
 Thursday, ? P. M. i Ames of the w. M. U.
 "The Key-Our Watchford," Heb. 1O.24--Mrs. J. E. Merrell.
 "The Door-Study"--Miss Una Roberts.
 "The Stair Standard of Excellence" Mrs. J. G. Jackson.
 "The Outlook-Our Mission Fields" Miss Mildred Matthews.
 kSuoys 0 4As
 Mrs. J. E. Merrell, ppresiding.
 Devotional--Led by Mrs. B. A.. Owen.
 Pageant.
 "The Second Line of Defense"- Miss Matthews.
 "The Junior Reserves"-Rev. G., L. Boles.
 "The Rainbow Division" Miss Roberts.
 The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian church will conduct a missionary all day school beginning this morning at 10 o'clock at the church. All members are urg- ed to attend and bring a picnic 1 lunch.
 The History of Missions, History ! of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions, missionary work in the i United States, Porto Rico, Jamaica Latin America, India, Africa and China, will be taught by the follow ing teachers: Mesdames J.-J. Murphy, "A. w. Scruggs, J. l.. Warren, J. c. Warren, J. R. Shaw, Arch Patterson, w. J. Miller, J. J. Swina and M. E. Miles. Mrs. Glenn Farrer and daughters, Mrs. w. K. McMullen and Charles k. Mills, are visiting Mrs. M. J. Need.
 Mrs. w. F. Coleman and Miss Mil dred Bedell will go to Fayetteville today to visit Miss Hulett Coleman who is student at the University of Arkansas. They will attend soror- ity dance given by the Pi Beta Phi while there. !,
 Robert c. Erwin of Galveston and Miss Battle Moody of Little Rock were quietly married yesterday aft ernoon at 3 o'clock at the Trinity church by the Rev. H. A.. Stowel!. They were accompanied by ths sister and brother of the bride. After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Erwin return ed to Little Rock where they will be at home at the Hotel Marion. 1 Mrs. Fred C. Furth and sister, Mrs Albert Block, and little son have moved from the Gould-Galbraitf apartments, Fifth and Pine, to the home of Mrs. w. E. Mullican, gil j Olive, where they will spend fe" days before returning to their home in Little Rock. : Mrs. Frank Eddington and Mrs Grover Eddington from Dumas, whe Nj SA~r~