Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-01

sy ! ! Wealthy in her own right, and tn. daughter of wealthy parents. she z is very democratic in ideas and of simple tho cultured taste. She has been active in First Christian churcch work, and in all the wal drives and humane movements had prominent part. Captain Will Hams served with the A. E. F. in France, and only recently was plac. led on the reserve.
 N0rw cod Ussery
 Wedding Last Night.
 INV. B. Norwood and Miss Vir- sgifia ussery were married last sekening at g o'clock at the manse s0f the First Presbyterian church Aby Dr. J. I. Norris. Mir. Norwood is connected with the Arkansas Oak Flooring con- spany. His bride is daughter of sMrs. J S. Ussery, 1902 Poplar sStTeet. Both are esteemed by sn6Inerous friends. They will make Stheir home in Pine Bluff.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tucker have aySturned from their wedding 3t15p and are at home with Mr. and l&fs. H. B, Trimble. MT. Tucker IT Physical director of the local Y.
 C. A. and was married Satul- sxny, December 27 in Albermaflo 'c0bnty, Va., to Miss Florence Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs
 B. Smith, of that city. The Young Ladies society of the First Methodist church will meet &aturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock sift the home of Mrs. w. l.. Dewoodv with Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. J. W. 3filey, Mrs. Mercer Sligh Misses Emma Dewoody and Req Dansby 3xs assistant hostesses.
 M Members of the Sunbeam Band 'of the First Baptist church will be Entertained this afternoon from sj%until 5 o'clock at the home of rs. w. R. Springfield. 2O3 West ighth avenue, with Mrs. w. A. sAsollier and Mrs. c. o. Williams Assisting. 5sSEThe Mathontes club will enter |tAin informally at tea this after noon at the home of Mrs. w. D. 'JQnes, as compliment to Mrs. A. |M. Troupe, president of the state 6ederation of Women's club. All &lnb women of the city are cordial M invited to attend.
 Miss Lamar Bernhardt has re- t med to Chicago to re-enter rthwestern university, after | nding Christmas with her par : MT. and Mrs. Jack Bern
 Ut. She was accompanied as
 las Memphis by her father. he Woodmen Circle will meet 1ay afternoon at 2:30 in the { Ind L. hall, for the installation
 officers. The meeting was poned from this afternoon on 4 punt of it's being New Years. S Eiss Estelle Gardner left yes ay for Little Rock after a
 eant visit here with MT. and
 J. w. Martin and family. B. Gardner will leave for her at New York City Saturday.
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 ss Leone Chapline, one of
 teachers in the schools al
 e Rock, who has been the
 of Mrs. William McGehee,
 West Fifteenth, leaves for
 Rock today.
 Is Marie Wilson and Miss
 Warrington attended New
 Is eve party last evening at
 III in the home of MT. and
 Lee Quattlebaum.
 P. Nixon of Sheridan, Mrs.
 Rhoden of Fordyce and
 Guy Williams of Little Rock
 guests of their brother, T. Ha-
 Nixon, who is soon to leave
 Bluff.
 rs. Arthur Mills has invited a
 of her friends at home from
 p 4 o'clock this afternoon to et her house guest. Mrs. Bert SNkens, of Walnut Lake.
 Lieutenant Robert Frey and ther have returned to their me atMemphis after a visit with rs. J. s. Spillyards, 2407 Cherry rect.
 Among the many watch parties eld in the city last night was one Aven by members of the Del Roy slub. in their club rooms, above he Orpheo theatre.
 l Misses Louise and Virginia Coleman of Stuttgart will arrive Friday for visit with their cou- 1n, Miss Bessie Coleman.
 Mrs. Jack Bernhardt leaves to- " for Memphis to be with her ughter Miss Lamar Bernhardt, 10 is the guest of friends in emphis until Sunday.
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 Mrs. Q. J. Anderson of Wycliff, Ay, and R. M. Frayser of Cairo,