Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-30

Misses Fulbright, Clifton Gammill, and Mrs. Carroll Cone Miss Mary Carnahan and Miss Frances Cross, Mrs. w. C. Woodul and Mrs. Carl to Fox presided in the punch room
 Mrs, Ray Mcintyre will be hostess to members of the Sesame club this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in her h0me' POS Harding place.
 The home of MT. and Mrs. J. F. Gill was the scene of a delightful birthday party given Friday evening. in honor of their daughter, Reba who celebrated her fourteenth birth day. A color scheme of pink and white was used turnout the home, carnations being used in the living room and reception hall, while hyaclnths and sweet peas were used effectively in the dining room. The predominating feature of the even- ing was the beautifully appointed table with a huge birthday cake con- taining 14 candles and favors, form ing the center piece. Interesting games were played turnout the eve hing. An amusing feature of the party was the automobile contest, in which Miss Fay Oury won the prize, with four boys tying. P. D. Pride. Jr.. won the lucky number. Miss Gill was the recipient of many dain- ty tokens Of friendship. Mrs. E. M, Oudin. Mrs. George Merrick. and Miss Lavilla Fnllbright assisted Mrs. Gill in entertaining.
 Born. to MT. and Mrs. Sherwood Simpson, at their residence, 1907 Main street. Saturday afternoon, March 27, a fine girl.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Eisenkramer spent the past week end in Little Rock, the guests of their daughter, Mrs. R. F. Block.
 Miss MaTcelinne Evans was host ess Saturday afternoon in her home. S14 West Fourteenth, to members of the F. U. N. club, composed of young ladies ranging from 12 to IA years of age. The affair was purely an informal one, and delightful after noon was spent in chatting. Music al numbers were also in the pleas ure. In the late afternoon tempt ing refreshments were served. Miss lone Williams and Miss Mary Eliza beth Murphy were invited guests of Miss Evans, and the following club members were present.: Misses Mo- ma Ca1nahan, Frances Coleman, Bland Walls, Helen McNew, Annette Williams, Thelma Culpepper, Myrtle Pipkin and Thase Ferguson.
 Mrs. J. w. Clarke and three daugh- ters of Chicago are visiting Mrs. May E. Hall and daughter, Mrs. Ada Sweet.
 The regular monthly dance of the Harmony club will be given Wednes- day night at the club on Fourth ave- nue.
 Miss Lucille Simmons has return ed to National Park Seminary after an Easter visit with her mother Mrs. J. F. Simmons. She attended the Simmons-Lambert wedding, in which she was maid of honor. Mrs. Simmons accompanied her daughter as far as Little Rock.
 Harmony Club members will hold their regular monthly dance We'd nesday evening, March 31. Taylor-Shook
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 Chester W. Taylor of Washington, D. C., son of Congressman and Mrs. Samuel M. Taylor, was married on Tuesday, February "A, to Miss Lena Shook of Virginia. The ceremony was said in Baltimore and only Mrs. Sam Taylor, mother of the groom, and the brides sister knew of the affair. MT. and Mrs. Taylor are at home in Washington where he is private secretary to his father.
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 Miss Virginia Driver of Norfolk, Va, is the attractive house guest of MT. and Mrs. w. s. Kennedy, on West Thirteenth.
 The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity church, met yesterday afternoon at the church in their regular session.