Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-09
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MISS EUNICE NORRIS, Editor.
SOCIETY -- -- -- { Barrow Tea Beautiful Affair.

Barrow Tea
 Beautiful Affair.
 1 With a tea, perfect in it's every ap- continent, Mrs. Alexander M. Bar row entertained yesterday afternoon, honorng her attractive daughter. Mrs. Wylie A. Barrow. and her charming house guest, Mrs. Sterling E. Cockrell of Little Rock.
 The Barrow home, which thru the years has been g synonym for true Southern hospitality, again radiated the spirit of the old South, with it's interior decorations of Southern smilax, wonderful profusion Df pink roses, and the soft pink glow from many lighted tapers in their quaint old silver holders.
 Little Miss Anne Barrow Trulock the granddaughter of the home. re- ceived cards at the door. Misses Ella Hum Howell and Mildred Per cy Bradford also assisted at the door.
 In the drawing room Mrs. Barrow with Mrs. Wylie Barrow. were as sisted by Mrs. Sterling Cockrell of Little Rock, Mrs. Ziba Bennitt. Mrs. s. C. Alexander, Mrs. Harry E. Tru- lock. Mrs. $ C. Williamson. Mrs. AL ma Green Kerr of Denver, Mrs. w. 4. Taggart, Mrs. Frank Triplett, Mrs. J. Hall Miller of Atlanta, Mrs. Jo Nichol, Mrs. G. H. Craig of Wash ington, Mrs. Clifton Howell Mrs. Sam Knox, Mrs. Julia Noel, Mrs. J. w. Reynolds of Washington and Mrs w. T. Woodbridge.
 At the entrance of the dining room, to welcome the guests, were Mrs. Frank Tomlinson, Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs. Bart Eddins.
 The tea and coffee service was presided over by Mrs. Leo NJ. An drews, Mrs. w. N. Trulock, Mrs. billiard Saunders, Mrs Walter Ry- land. Mrs. c. H. Triplett, Mrs w. D. Hearn, and Mrs. Catherine Greer, and Misses Georgia Adne Bradford, Lillian philpot, Elizabeth Schober Eleanor Nunn, Virginia Mills. Cath erne Montgomery, Eulalie Walker, Lutie Alexander, Eunice Norris, Mary Williams and Blanche Fox.
 Mrs. c. U. Mayfield, Mrs. Arthur Triplett, Mrs. Frank Bridges, Mrs. Met Gallagher and Mrs. Finn Hut extended greetings in the front hall and the ladies who received in the side hall and ushered guests into the punch room were Mrs. J. w. Brad- ford, Mrs. Campbell Fox, Mrs. Dill lard Saunders, Mrs. s. M. Taylor Mrs. John Speers and Mrs. T. J. Col Her.
 In the punch room Mrs. Lawrence Phillips chaperoned Misses Pauline Wright, Frances Woodbridge, Fran ces Andrews, Ernestine Norris, Geer- gia Hays Craig, Rosebud Hearne of Albermarle, N. C., and Mildred Woodward of Atlanta, Ga.
 Students of the High school who have signed the tobacco pledges will be entertained tonight at the Y. M c. A. by the w. c. T. U. The pro- gram is as follows:
 Song, "America."
 Welcome address, Mrs. T. Y. Mur- phy, president.
 Address. Mrs. A. w. Troupe.
 Talk, "School Improvement" Mrs Jack Bernhardt.
 "The Effects of Tobacco from 8 Students Viewpoint" Bruce Brock man.
 Law Enforcement" R. Carnahan
 School song, Miss Huffman, plan ist. Theo Farr, leader.
 Refreshments will be served by Mesdames w.. M. McGehee, R. B Rice. w. J. Miller, assisted by other members of the society.
 The third birthday party of little Edith Gibbs, daughter of MT. anc Mrs. I, D. Gibbs, 2807 West Pullen was celebrated in the home Tuesday afternoon. The house was darkenec and at each plate small candle was placed. Refreshments were served Little l G. Bryant won the prize 1T the cake. Included among those present were. Velma and Ruth Will Hams, Nina Mae Goad, Emid Corder Edith and Ethel Gibbs, Pear Weatherford, Hattie Donahue, B. c Bryant, Edmond Hawley, Jack ane Durwood Willis, w. c. Goad, B. C