The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-07-20


Mrs j. D. Head, who has recently
been in Mansfield with her daughter.
Mrs. Jas. Stone. spent last Friday in
Arcadia. her former home While
here she was the guest Of Mrs. Mary
Goodwin. Her many friends at this
! place regretted very much that her
, :imc was limited and could enjoy only
a telephone conversation with her.
! From here she went to MI Lebanon
to visit relatives. Mrs. Head has heard
several times from her son. Rev. +
! D. Head. since his arrival in Europe
Sc had a very pleasant voyage across
a (mOOth sea no SrasickneSs to mar
the pleasure Of the trip. and IS en-,
, lOying "A much needed vacation and
rest.
Mrs, J. y. Jones. entertained very
Informally. but in quite charming
I manner on Wednesday afternoon from
/ to 6. honoring Mrs. Hoyt Dobbs of
Admission. Ala. and Mrs. JOS. Sutton
Of Abilene Texas. whose old time
friends were assembled on this. de-
lightful occasion. Both Of these hon
or guests were former residents of
Arcadia. and have been frequent Wis
itOrs since to their "Old home town,
always keeping in close touch with
our interests. and ii was indeed a
pleasure to have this reunion Of so
many of their friends and admirers
on Tuesday afternoon. Yrs. Jones
rooms were attractive with many beau
tiful flowers an Il pleasing feature of
the afternoon was two we'll rendered
musicaleeection by the young daugh-
ter Of the hostess, Miss Vashti Jones'
who is quite gifted musician. De-
licous refreshments consisting of a
salad course and iced tea were served
J ny the hostess. assisted by her son
John Newton and little daughter
Elite d and Miss Mary Esther Rob
inson.
Your sweet dreams will not be dis
surbed il you use. our SWEET
DREAMS Mosquito lotion.--Given!
Drug Go.
Tho recital on Tuesday night at thu
Victory Theatre by Mrs. Geo. Field
music class was most entertaining. ant
J thoroughly delighted all who had tn
pleasure of attending Indeed so muc]
f was it enjoyed. that many request
have been made for a repetition. Mrs
Field, will probably give second pre-
sentation after the close of the re
4 vival services at the Methodist church
n The following program was Splendid
rendered. Each number deservin
special mention. if space was available
/" Mrs Field is a very painstaking an
y efficient teacher, and her pupils show
v cd the excellent training:
Programme
l-"Rastus." Margaret Britt an
ID Mildred Golf 2-SOlos -Barcaroleian
A, Fairy Jig, Mary Esther Robinson an
10 Gladys Brunston &Reading, M
" Little Brother" Beulah Catherir
s. Travis; 4~Duet-x"Qn and On" Ma
IL garet Britt and Mrs. Field: I'll
strumental sole--Melody in +, Mis-
:. Martha Fisher; 6 -"The Water Mill
girls chorus; 7-Re&ding. LOS
Chord Violin Obligato." Lois Muir
~ ply; S-Instrumental solo, Nodic
Valse, Casciel Williamson.
er Part Tive
9rInstrumental solo-"G Garden
Roses" Miss Ezell Thomas: 1O-Du
T. Comrades Waltz, CaWiel WilliaI
ne son and Mildred Coz; n--Danc
al Cinderella, Margaret Britt: 12-Rea
IS ing. "That Terrible Tommy" Casci
az Williamson; B-Duet-Parade of Il
Amazons. Miss Martha Fisher al
nd Mrs. Field: 14-Instrnmental Solo
9 "Good Night Little Girl" Mildr
,so Golf; 15-Violin and Piano, Mr.. Bus
al and Mrs Field; Eisenhower Dan'
:. Girls; 16-Duet, March Venilienl
II Miss Ezelle Thomas and Mrs Fiel
q -Medley-(1J Old Mother H,
bard, co Little 30 Peep, 90 Is
You, (4) Reading 90 Mary Gu
to Contrary, 49, The Whistler, ~ Rel
cir ing, (S) Bunch Of Flowers, (9) Com
tly al Clown, (10) Jolly Bunch, (11) I
on MorningsGlory Song Good night.
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