The Little River news., 1922-04-08
Foreman News.

Robt Campbell left Monday for Haynesville, La, where he has ac- cepted a position
 Mrs. c. l.. Felton of Arkinda was attending to business in this city last Friday
 l Miss Eliza Hooks returned to her home at Idabel. Okla, Sunday after a visit with her mother, who has been very i'll.
 l Mrs. Mary Taaffe and daughter. Mis- Winnie, left Sunday for visit with relatives and friends at Hugo, Okla. l Mesdames D. s. Dollarhide and Hen- Try Yaugef spent Wednesday in Ida bel, Okla.
 Miss Mary Freeman of Prescott ar rived Saturday for visit with rela- ltives in this city.
 Mrs. R. L. Dawson of Arkinda re- turned home Monday after a visit with her daughter. Mrs. z. A. Davis,
 Mrs. Clyde Head of Ashdown spent Sunday night with her daughter. Mrs. F. L. Morgan.
 Miss Annie Gallaher of Horatio re- turned home Wednesday after a visit with her sister, Mrs. Owen Lowery.
 Atty. Ben Shaver and c. A. Bishop were here from Ashdown Monday.
 P. H. Boddy of Henrietta, Tex, spent several days here this week looking after his farming interests south of town
 D. A. Cook returned Monday from a visit to tCookville, Texas,
 County Clerk R. F. Huddleston of Ashdown was in Foreman last Friday.
 MT. and Mrs Bryan Pullen and Miss Mamye Pullen spent Sunday with relatives at Idabel, Okla.
 Mrs Robt. Lindsay and sons, Robert and Charles of Ashdown spent Satur- day night and Sunday the guests of MT. and Mrs. l.. F. Lindsay.
 Dr. and Mrs. l.. c. Shackelford Mir. land Mrs. H. c. Freeman, E. l.. La Voice, John Pullen and D. Gray re- turned Thursday from a visit to points in Southern Texas.
 w. B. Coley and H. c. Freeman mo- tored to Ashdown last Friday after noon.
 I pr. A. M. Nixon was here from Ar den last Saturday.
 Mesdames D. w. Bailey and R. E. Bowles will spend today with friends at Idabel, Okla.
 Mrs. Guy Mclean left Thursday for her ho,ne at Tulsa. Okla, after a ,t , with her mot!aer, Mrs. Mary D,liar- hide.
 Mrs. Chas. Villars and little son of Chicago arrived Sunday for a visit , with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Phillips
 Mrs. T. D. iCarrigan entertained the Rock Club at their regular meeting on 7 last Friday afternoon. The home, which has recently been overhauled and re-decorated, was beautiful in bright spring blossoms and presented , a gay appearance to the guests. Four tables were arranged for and most , delightful afternoon was spent. Mrs. Frank Horner won high score. At the } conclusion of the game the hostess , served a tempting salad plate. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Carrigans hospi- tality were: Mesdames Daniel Nit , chell, Hogrefe, Gannt, Bernard, o. B and Will Pullen, Horner, Dollarhide !, Hawkins, Collins, and Miss Carrie Collins.
 ! The Thursday afternoon Music Club met in the parlor of the Gathright Hotel on Thursday afternoon with . Mrs. Gathright as hostess. A short business session was presided over by - the President after which the pro- gramme was turned over to the lead CT of the day, Mrs. W. L. Matteson 7 Plans were discussed and made tc } contribute to the Caruso fund and tc l the Students Loan Fund A very in teresting talk on the life and home oi 7 Shakespeare was given by Mrs. Ed | ward Hawkins. Mrs Worth Matte son told, in a very interesting way, oi her visit to ratford-on-the-Avon and her visit to the grave of Shakespeare ] She spoke in lucid way of the num- bcr of Operas which have had theil | origin in the Shakespearian plays 7 and showed number of views of the picturesque little town of Stratford including the home of Anne Hatha- way. A record, "Othello' by Berdi was then given. A reading from the } Merchant of Venice was splendidly given by Mrs. Albert Atkinson. A , violin solo. King Lear" by Miss Mona Coffee accompaniment by Mrs. Ed , wardHawkins was we'll received and drew a hearty encore. A piano solo "The Jugglery," by Miss Elise Coult-