Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-03
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E o. SMART. pHMHhSf Wright, Frances Andrews, Catherin, Montgomery and Frances Wooldridge Simmcns-C Copeland
 Wedding.
 The wedding of Miss Zadie Sim. mons, 1501 West Second. and ". A Copeland, Bonneville, Ark. wa, s'olemnized yesterday evening. th1 Rev. w. c. Wood, pastor of the Ohio Street Baptist church, officiating.
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 Miss Sula Dalrymple will give 2 piano recital at her studio, 1402 State tonight, beginning at S:15 o'clock l The following program will be pre- sented by her pupils:
 "Valse Serenade," Lottie Freemver
 "Rose Petals," Miriam Brummett
 up in Swing" Frances Winters i "Italian Serenade," Harry Bolinge1 and Miss Dalrymple. t"Gliding Swan," Gladys Ross.
 "Minuet Joyeuse," Nancy Reeves.
 "Valse Arabesque," Lucille Birch field.
 Raymond Overture, Catherine l Wells and Miss Dalrymple. "Pretty Pauline", Lucille Brum- melt.
 "Love and Roses," Virginia Whit CTS.
 "Valse Ballet" Gay Mosely.
 "In Sleepy Land," Catherine Wells. "Floating in Moonlight" Norma Mays.
 Throwing Kisses" Flora Goldweb- "The Nightengale," Alice Borman. "La Baladine," Pauline Mosley and Miss Dalrymple.
 Polka Bohemie," Miss Louise Haynes.
 "Scarf Dance," Miss Birchfield.
 "Rustle of Spring." Mary Toney. MT. and Mrs. G. C. Byrd gave a dancing party in honor of their sister, Miss Doris Byrd, last night at Doris Park
 To the fascinating strains of the stringed orchestra the dancers glided happily to each dreamy waltz and sDortive fox trot. Punch was served throughout the evening to the one hundred guests, boys and girls of the younger set.
 Mrs. Edward Marc Oudin honored Miss Lota Irene Langford with an afternoon party yesterday.
 The Oudin home on West Twelfth street was festive with baskets of pink and white spring flowers. The dining room was most attractive with crystal vases of sweet peas. The table spread with cluny lace over pink satin, was centered with a kew pie bridal party.
 Little Misses Eugenia and Gather inc Oudin, dressed as delivery boys, presented the honoree with large basket of kitchen utensils.
 Each guest was presented with a shower bouquet of pink and white sweet peas.
 Pink and white cream and brides cake was served to the 30 guests.
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 Mrs. Frances Tomaszewskie, 815 Laurel, is visiting relatives in St. Louis, and will return about June 19, accompanied by Miss Blanche Tomas zewski, her daughter. who has been hliiS q COuI III PuOAiS iiSeAie ei AAuA D ing in St. Louis.
 Mrs. James E. Lytle of Columbia, S. C., is here for visit with her ,parents, MT and Mrs w. B. Coop CT, and MT. and Mrs G. E. Lytle, Mrs. Lytle visited in Atlanta en route here
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  will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the club rooms. There will be a musical program and important busi- ness is to come before the meeting.
 Mrs. M. J. Gatlin, after spending four months in New York, visited the past two weeks with Mrs. w. s. Turner. 717 Walnut street, en route to her home, in Dardenelle, Ark.
 The Young Matron's Mission circle will meet with Mrs. E. A. Bell and Mrs. Wiley Williams this afternoon at 8 o'clock in the home of their mother, 41s West Twelfth.
 Mrs. R. H. Stearns leaves this af- ternoon for Toronto, Can to spend the summer with relatives She also will visit Battle Creek, Mich. N Misses Hannah and Flora Levine will return Sunday from New Or leans. where they have been students in college.
 The Current Events club will have an open meeting at the Country club this afternoon at 3:00 o'clock.
 The Local Charity Workers Will meet this afternoon at 3:O0 o'clock at the Library.
 The Outing club will give swim ming party at the Natatorium this evening.
 . Mrs. Leo Levine and little son ar- rived yesterday to visit Mrs. Sam Levine.
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