Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-22
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By ANNIE 0. SMART.
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Clark Gives
 ernoof' "f the most attractive parties Dne oi aoSon s was given in the pala the w Clark home yesterday
 .. ars Clark honored Miss Eunict en Mis. Mrs. Wroe Freeman witt afternoon off musicale ... ;.s u;a, aa'elis al snacious library with it's rlcf me spnby ma bogany and artistic hang " 'ooded oa only the floral touch that env baskets of sweet williams e. tho music room, fragrant witl ;ng flowers in vases ol sllver ns ,ad the most enchanting of melo' ,,o and gold were the tones of the ars lu. adorning the dining room. The 'efs snread with hand made lace conferred with silver basket s;ns yellow spring flowers. small lnI nsots of corn flowers graced the Dasne.f sS of the table. A miniature ei and broom stood on rose-petal- er,;ne tea-balls were presented to honorees. The following program given: ,,.o,,,, fp;noho1d, iss Zelda Davis. l Little Bit of Honey" (Carrle Jar Bond)-Miss Bowen :. ro Marry or not to Marry" (Falls toff1-Mjss Ellice Breathwit.
 Bridal Song" Katherine Ward) iss Miriam Smith.
 preamv 1ye Moon" (Walter Smith J. Imogene Alexander.
 nril Morn" (Batten Miss Burns. fHe & Winds of the south"-John Idle Scott. iebesfrend" (Fritz Kreisler)- rles Sylvester.
 weet, wee Sweet Lady"-Clara Gilbert. azzn (bv request t)-Beister Clark, O. w. Clark and Beaufort Hol- accompanists. two course luncheon was served. tire Party
 Graduates
 Is. John s. Jenkins entertained erday afternoon in honor of the nation of six of her young girl pds.
 flowing a line party at the Best ire the guests motored to the at tive Jenkins home, which was pm with the freshest of spring ers. dining table was centered with bund of Columbia roses, the flow ayored by the graduates. In the room baskets of Dorothy Per- and corn flowers made pleasing Fast two course luncheon was served e following guests: Misses Man Core, Gladys Carnahan. Bessie nan, Edna Lee. Bertha Dreyfus, led Bedell, and Eualie, Cornelia Beulah Walker. Mesdames c. H. ] lett, IT,, c. M. Williamson, IT. eson, E. P. Miller, Harold Vest M. E. Downs and Richard Bar Taylor
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 prizes offered the children of Eam Taylor school by the s. I. A. e school were awarded yesterday ping as follows: Room 1@(Miss he Royston, teacher) Catherine daughter of MT. and Mrs P. D. 3, gold signet ring awarded for lest improvement in writing. pm g. (Mrs. Chester Flournoy. r), Edith Howard, daughter of d Mrs. c. w. Howard, awarded vanity for highest general av- pm 3 (Mrs. J. R. Austin, teacher>, Shelton, son of MT. and Mrs. F. helton, awarded baseball outfit reatest improvement in writing, pm 4 Miss Lula Davis, teacher), Honey, daughter of MT and Mrs.
 Honey, awarded sapphire ring, Featest improvement in writing. V. M. WlllldmSOn enCefCalneQ slwell Bridge club Thursday af- on at their home on Laurel Bowls of roses enhanced the ctiveness of the Williamson
 Mrs. c. E. Philpot made high and was presented with set of pkins. An ice course was served |, me club disbanded for the sum- months.
 5. Alex Turney entertained with party yesterday afternoon. in or Mrs. Garland Hyatt of For lowing the party the guests mo- to the home of Mrs. Mamie Riley, where a beautiful lunch was served to the following Nooo>eo~Oo~>~>-~~~