The Little River news., 1921-12-10

terson Saturday night and Sunday. MT, and Mrs J l.. Jamison of Breck- enridge, Texas. were the guests of MT. and Mrs. R W. Berry few days this week
 Mrs. Ben Shaver of Ashdown arrived Thursday for a visit with Mrs. E. G. Campbell
 Mrs H. A. Hawkins had as her guest Tuesday Mrs. Watson Furlow, of Prescott, Arizona
 l Robert Miller who is employed by the Frisco Ky Co, at Seligman. Mo-, arrived Sunday for visit with rela- ttves
 Mrs Frank Horner and little son, Frank Jr, who were the guests of Mrs J. F. Locke in Ashdown the greater part of last week returned home Sunday. They were accompani- cd home by Mrs. J. E. Locke. Miss Natalie Williams of Ashdown spent the week end with her cousin kSf A'Ciidi
 Misses Ola and Mary Stephens Of Winthrop were the guests of Mr and Mrs. R. F. Bowles Sunday.
 Mrs P B. Buck left Saturday for Fl Dorado where she will join her husband
 Misses Carrie Collins and Mayme Pu!Ien spent Sunday with Mrs. Otto Forehand at Texarkana.
 Miss Dollie Hawkins returned Tues day from an extended visit wtn Mrs. Jas. R Davidson at Dallas, Texas
 Mrs. ". R. Dunn and Miss Ludie Buchanan were the guests of friends a Ashdown Sunday.
 Mrs. s E. Bradshaw of Haworth, Okla, returned home Saturday after 3 visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Wilson
 Little Miss Pauline Yauger return ed Sunday from a visit with her grandmother. Mrs. o. NJ. Stephens, at Ashdown
 MT and Mrs. Worth Matteson motor ed to Texarkana Wednesday.
 Sheriff R0bt. Pierce of Ashdown was in Foreman Monday.
 Mrs. P. B. Williams of Ashdown ar rived Saturday for a visit with rela- tiyes and friends in this city Mrs Needham and granddaughter, Miss Emma Needham were the~guests of Mrs John Cooper at Ashdown Sun day.
 Ted Morley and John Hawkins Jr.. visited friends in Idabel, Okla. Sun day
 Erna Davis of Horatio passed through Foreman Sunday enroute to English. Texas.
 ! F. C. Campbell delightfully."- entertain ed number of her friends, the honor ees being Mesdames Ben Shaver and J. E Locke of Ashdown. The house was artistically decorated with Christ mas greeneTy and vases of beautiful chrysanthemums with suggestions of the Christmas holidays. On entering the reception hall each guest was es- corted by the hostess to a miniature Christmas tree where she was permit ted to select her score card. At con- clusion of the game Mesdames J. E. Locke and w. NJ. Gathright had tied TOT honors. The hostess, assisted by her charming daughters, Misses Chris tine and Blanche Campbell served a delicious plate of chicken a Ia fricasee 1 oyster dressing, sweet pickle, banana salad With garniture and hot coffee The guests then departed declarine this one of the most enjoyable parties of the season
 On Tuesday night Nov 29th Mrs w. M' Gathright most delightfully."- enter tained three tables at Bridge. Sever al enthusiastic games were played at the close of which it was found that Mrs. Frahenfelder had scored highest Then the hostess served a delicious two course luncheon. Those to enjoy Mrs. Gathright's hospitality were :: Alr. and Mrs. Ed Frahenfelder, MT. and Mrs. Worth Matteson MT. and Mrs. J. o. Livesay, MT and Mrs. Sil- yester Matteson, Messrs. Joe Amen, sam eligson and Isadore Marcus. Ol Gnty Of faad Iilya uo did th;o x,oor ;f