Arkansas Democrat from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 7

SATURDAY EVENING. JIE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT. FEBRUARY 7, 1914. A Popular Young Matron Social and Personal Personal Mention. Mrs.

F. J. Bennett and children of Crookstowu, are the guests of Mis. Bennett's lather, W. K.

Tipton. Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

Maloney will spend Mardi Gras week in New Orleans. Miss Elsie Bowman is visiting at ConWHy. AY. A. Lombard is entertaining Mrs.

Hen MeCulloeu. Mrs. D. H. hVnfrow and sons have returned irom Dciter, Mo.

After a pleasant visit to Indiana, Mrs. Murgar-t May has returned home. Mr. Woolfolk has purchaaed a busi-iifSK and where tli family will make thir home The Urldge Club met Wednesday afternoon at the horns of Mrs. J.

L. Ingram Me. and Jdrs. W. M.

lllndei-er have returned to Marys-vllle, iiii extended visit with relatives in and siouii. Stuttgart Mrs. W. M. linbinson Is viBltlng iliiuiiliter nt Hartford Mr.

iiind Hi. J. R. Welch spent 'several days In Memphis the past week. and Mrs.

J. w. liave moved into thtir new home in okUn addition. Mr. W.

w. Wilson ba re. turned from aevu! daa' visit witb friends In Little Hock Pr. and ili'B. C.

K. tlaywuid sis vlsitln; Kansas t'liy Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Wtl.

son and 1,5 nn ttuhb "petit eviTl days In DeWiiy lail week Ml t'liink Peek and Miss Helen, of WU-hita, arc vliltlnj Mrs. Ed. ward Hall and. Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. A. B. Oauoln has iwtui'ned to her bome in St Louis after visit with bar daughter, Mrs.

Uiclmrd H. H. SpUler entertained thla avenlni; with an elegantly appointed dinnr In honor of Mr. Hplller's 44th. birthday Mr.

and Mrs. L. E. Wheeler were noat and hostess of the Rook Club last evening. Minnie and Ola Buerkie have returned from a short visit Ltttle C.

H. Oolleko has returned from a visit In Brlnkley. -Forecast MONDAY, IlfiBRTJABY 9fct." ViWnt Aid Socioty TUESDAY, FEERTJABY 10 Tea by Mrs. Krel lleiskdl Churchill Chapter, United Daughters pf tlio Confederacy by liss 1'os- tor. Aesthetic Cluli.

'WEDNESDAY, FEERUABY 11 Educations Aid Silver tea. Circle 1 Woman's Auxiliary ltuilwav Mail Association to meet. THOKfilDAY, FEBRUARY 12 Birthday "circle lolly Xll Valentine party. W. IJ.

Rvau entertains. Chapter. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY lSTfa by Ladies of Kt. Audrey's Edelweiss Club. by Keller and Churchill Chapters, I'liited Daughters of the Confederacy.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14 Mrs. J. M. lleugun entertains. at Country Club.

MONDAY, FEBRUAEY 16 Cards by St. Vincent's Aid. dance, "WEDNESDAY, FEBBUABY 18 Bridge by Mesdames Ogden and Hirseh bridge. of the American Revolution banquet. FRIDAY, FEBBUABY 20-j-Concert by Mount St.

Mary's Alumnae. Federation of Women's Clubs to meet. SATURDAY, FEBBUABY 21 Sous of American Revolution. MONDAY, FEBBUABY 23 Bachelors' and Benedicts' dance. TUESDAY, FEBBUABY 24 Shrove Tuesday.

WEDNESDAY, FEBBUABY 25 A sh Wednesday. Til -1 in Mr. McDouald slater, S. Rlaeaart, Mtaut of HaaaBtoa at-teodlog tl bedsidt of kr aa, Walter Meaus, at the Ouachita llotil. Mr.

Meaua Is 111 from -and Mrs. C. U. Oave letuiued irom I.i Doiado where tbey went to attend the funeral of lira. faiber, 1.

II. laarahaui, who died at Ourdoo during: toe Mr. aud Mrs. A. Juckoo biv returoed i oip I'Idc Bluff sod tittle llnrk, wbera the beto Jiitile Krosduaa has returned to Re.aMi'u vlfll Cbaatrr b.v'e and Iff hllilreo k'e 'iltnoed (rem he tbey vipiled Mrs.

Whytc's Mrs. Caplle.T... MsMlt. Carray baa returned, frew M' S'etl, wbe.re bc tit breu Tloltips. e'au) yftllato.

bo bss vfilni Mlrit Mildred QHriJoo, Iwa vet'ine-d. 'her hoaie Wn rreu. laa Ufft Sdiw4 jetijriieil home Sturdy rnP Mill P' where; she baa been a tW( btr Mr. Uarry and Mrs. fuj Wrlsbl bav reiirtd to El ('.

I. Morgan and dawa-ter bv ivturgei 'froai Monticello, wlieia they Tli-llcl Mi. Morgan's lrenta. James v. Tnwey of York la aneadluc tbis week Aaaie Brewu baa returned to I'lue lUiiff after a visit to bar ou.

Will ll. Wllr baa retuitied to I'res'-ott. after a vWt to Ma. daiues Will and Walter Urowu. laa Lona ''Mi Annlty has returned to Klllott after a visit with friends U.

E. Fullanwelder has returned from Little ltock. where she visited her daughter, Mrs, Louis Mra. ft. II.

Camion and children, who huv bee visiting Mia J. R. Thortonn. have returned to Stephana. Mr.

niid Mrs, T. Hornby of Valen- tlue. who have beeu vUitlnr have gone to Xshvlll. where tbey will visit before returnlua Mr. 'ie, It.

Gordon and son have returned from Fordvce. where they visited Mr. and Mrs, It. T. Ilorrlsoii, L.

It. Smith and daugliter. Mhu pearl, have raturued to Will Bird has retaruml to Pine after WsHlug- her- parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Jasper Moore. V- Hehsr 8.jwlngs.; H. AViUi, and Miss I.vdia Morton! both prpuiiuent uuj. UighH- re-', spacted- fylks of Hober Springs, were married at the homo of the lori'1. They will live in Hohe Burton Pavis nnd Miss Cora Gibbers, both1 well known voting -people of He-ber Springs.

Were married Friday at the home ft bride. They will niaUa "tiiis city their home. Cook and Mrs. Aii juiIU both of Hijr. tlc-n, wre nisrrifd nt t'uat place.

Tltev ill live nt J. L. Praka ami Zulu Harrison, both proniineut resi. dents of Arqistroiie Srinmi; Wh'ta County, married at this place Thursday. They returned to Armstrong Sprins-i.

where tlipv will make their Join llnnsloy and lls I.ticv Dillon, both of Hidden, were mar-rind Puiurdav niornin at the home of the bride. will live at Higden Clmf gldeav Mrs. Clay Sides is one of Little Rock's most popular young; matrons. She is the grandaughter of Mack' H. Williams of Pine Bluff, and great-granddaughter of Col.

Willowby Williams of Nashville, Tenn. Out-of-Town Society ('. A. and little Miss Harriet Reynolds. Th.i ntlt meeting of the club will be February 20, with, Mrs.

T. M. Cory. Keller and Churchill Chapters. The dance to be given on Friday, February 13, at the Capital Hotel, by the' Keller and Churchill Chap-tors U.

D. promises to be a splendid affair. The committee in charge is Mesdames John Weinman, K. E. L.

Murphy, Faltoner, ,1. F. Hankins, J. E. Robinson, J.

A. Bowman, A. K. Mur-lin, J. A.

Byers and Gill. Book-Bridge Party. Mr8. Henry Issacs entertained with a beautifully appointed rook and bridge party on Friday afternoon, complimentary to Mrs. Francis Hill of San Antonio, Texas.

The beautiful home on Hillcrest was decorated with a profusion of red hearts and the red lights and tally cards carrying out the color scuetne. A basket of red carnations formed the centerpiece. Mrs. Issacs was assisted in caring for her guests by her mother, Mrs. J.

A. Hunter, and sister, Mrs. W. E. Winder, and daughter, Miss Cecil.

The rcok prizes were won by 'Mesdames W. M. Haley and R. J. Hughes.

The prize in the bridge contest was awarded to Mrs. H. K. Butterworth. Mrs.

Hill was presented with a beautiful gift. Late in the afternoon the hostess served a delicious ho. luncheon. Cosmopolitan Club Celebrates. The Cosmopolitan Club celebrated its tenth birthday very charmingly at the home of Mr.

and H. Thompson in" Thursday evening. On this occasion the club husbands are guests, and these events are looked forward to with a great deal of pleasure. The handsome new home, of the host and hostess was attractively decorated, with carnations and narcissi. On entering, each guest was presented a card bearing an unfinished proverb, and was requested to find the person holding the remainder of the proverb.

A contest in character sketches followed, different members of the club being subjects. A great deal of amusement was caused by reading these sketches, and an opportunity was given to "see ourselves as others see us." Mrs. R. C. Rudisill arranged the pro gram, the opening number being a duet by Mesdames I.

0. Runyan and J. F.THouck. Miss Iris Armstrong fol lowed with a reading, and was com pelled to respond to an encore. Mrs, E.

D. Bracy, in her beautiful Boprano voice, rendered a choice vocal nnmber, with violin obligato by 'Miss Aralee Bunn, accompanied on the by Mrs. J. F. Houck.

Miss Armstrong then gave two selections in Italian dia lect. Miss Laura Longly, her hap- py way, gave two lovely vocal numbers. Thvi Cosmopolitan quartet completed. the nrogram wth two) selections. Tables were arranged and an hour spent in games, the highest score being made by Mesdames I.

O. Runyan, IV, A. Reynolds and Mr. K. C.

Rudi sill. At midnight, a course luncheon was served. Valentine Party. The W. R.

M. A. will (jive a Valentine party February 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B.

B. MeDaniel, 1914 Adams street." All postal clerks and their families are Silver Tea. A silver tea will be given at the home of Mrs. Frank Learning, Klin street, P. today from 3 to 0, Valentine Dance.

Mrs. E. J. Roschkolbe and Mrs. Lister of 115 Johnson street, entertained 35 gnests at a Valentine dancing party last night.

The. house was prettily done in hearts, and the heart motif was carried out in the refreshments. A most enjoyable time was had by all present. Concordia Bridge. One of the pleasant functions of the past week was the Concordia Bridge Club on Wednesday afternoon, which was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed.

To Meet Supreme Councilor. The United Commercial Travelers of America and the Woman's Club of U. T. have issuej invitation for an at home tonight at the Knights ef Pythias Hall, Third and Center sereeta, to meet Claud Duval, supreme councilor of the U. C.

T. of America. BZ. S. I A.

The Kramer S. A. met Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock with 75 present. Eight new members were enrolled. The treasurer' reported a nice balance on hand after all debts are paid-.

An entertainment was planned to raise additional funds to purchase a stereopticon machine to be used in instructing the different classes. It was decided to aeeept the invitation to join, the City Federation of Woman's Clubs. Miss Whitcomb's room was awarded the picture for this month for having the majority of mothers present. The next -meeting be held the first Thursday in March. Cosmopolitan Club.

On Friday afternoon the Cosmopolitan Club, members and several guests i(f. A. Reynolds at her home on West' Twenty-first street. In the absence of the president, (Mrs. A.

J. Mercer, who has illness in her home, the' first vice-president, Mrs. C. B. Davidson, filled the chair.

After the business session Mrs. E. D. Bracy, leader for the afternoon, gave the following well rendered program; "A Group of Editors" Dana, Mrs. D.

Bracy Ripley, B. Davidson; Greeley, Mrs. J. H. Hollis; vocal a) "Baby Mine," (b) "Mother Goose Melodies;" Miss Sarah Cline accompanist, Mrs.

G. R. Mathis. Magazine Writers Holland, Mrs. R.

C. Bnt-ler; Curtis, Mrs. R. H. Mills; Boh, Mrs.

I. 0. Runyan; reading, Mrs. J. J.

Wright. Dnring the social hour the hostess served a delicious luncheon, the color scheme, pink and white, was carried out both in the luncheon and decorations. The hall, parlor and dih: ing rooms were done in pink, roses and ed'in caring for. her guests by Master Malevrm. Norman Johnson and Miss Maymic Jonts were married by Rev.

J. W. Har, rell at the Methodist parsonage Wednesday evening, February 4, at 6 o'clock. Both are residents of Magnet Cove and gave their ages as 21 and 1. respectively Miss Marguerite Newton visited the capital city Mon day Mrs.

R. H. Nettles of Hot Springs was the Sunday guest of Miss Geneva Alexander Louis Kohn has returned to St. Louis after an extended visit In the city Miss Marguerite Burueii has returned from a week's visit vvii'r. friends at Little Rock Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Nothwang of Little. Rock were Sunday guestB of Mr.

and Mrs. John Browning Mrs. R. Snow and little son returned Tuesday from Little Rock, where thfy spent several days with friends Mr. and Mrs.

W. T. King are spending the week with S. H. McMUler and family Mrs.

Box and Miss Jmer Brooks of. Hot Springs were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Rowan Miss Mary Dixon has returned to her home in after a visit of several days with her brother. C.

W. Dixon, and family Cards have been received hfre announcing the marriage of Kennon Smith, formerly of this city, and Miss Josephine Mot. fette. The marriage was solemnized at Lexington, Mr. and Mis.

Umbach and son of Kansas, now spending the winter at the Thermal City," were Sunday guests of. Chris Kratz and family The Method st Woman's Mission Society will hold Its next meeting Tuesday, February 10. with Mrs. J. R.

The Ken-yoekltz Club was entertained Tuesday evening by Miss Aline Burwell. Progressive Book was the feature game. A ten-course luncheon was served Jacob Eiford and Miss Liter Hartsell, both of this county, were married at Justice D. M. Noble's office Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Justice Noble officiating.

Hot Springs. The Sans Parlel Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Anna DeLacy Peel Miss Hazel Going of a daughter of Hon. Clyde Going, is the Ruest of her cousin, Miss Kath- ei-ino Hart Miss Carroll McQibbs o' Ct'mcn, is the her aunt, Mrs. C.

A. Rockaf allow. Mrs. Anna Neary and Mrs. May Gantt spent Tuesday In Little Rock Miss Mamie Stipuli, vho has been the guest of her cousin.

Miss Frances Grenier, left Thursday for a visit with relatives in the eastern part of State Miss Jewel Joplin returned from Arkadel-phia Wednesday, after the burning of Henderson-Brown College buildings rruidv. OaKiawn mu niei this city Thursday Miss Mattle May Thomas, who has been attending Henderson- Bruwn College, has returned home fur a few days James J. Harrison." who is attending flendrix College, visited relatives, here the first of the week Paul G. Mat. lock Is attending circuit court at Lonoke Mitfs Millet ta Mon-lssey has returned, from Albuquerque, jijr.

where she has been visiting relatives. T. Smith of Sarkman attended the central, committee meeting Thursday and Mrs. George M. Hampton have returned from Monticel-lo.

where they have been for several days attending the bedside of Mrs. Hamilton's brother, who is seriously 111. W. T. Murray has gone to New Orleans to attend the Lumbermen's Association Mr.

and Mrs. T. TO. Howell of Bauxite visited relatives here last and Collins Towler of Stuttgart have recently moved to this city and win Scales of Eagle Mills Were here S. A.

Williams of War- rtn visited her the first of the week Benjamin Hlrkfiy hns gone to Bauxite to take a. Young made a visit to Stuttgart this week Lennie Smith attended at Tulio this Andrie and Florence Moore, who have been visiting Miss Susie Hlekey for some time, have returned to Mary Fuller visited friends In Trince-ton Sunday. B. Smith of Ramsey was here Thursday meeting friends. Prof.

H. N. Bright has received new stage scenery for the high school auditorium and states that It will equal any In the State. Stnttgart. Mr.

and Mrs. L. M. Bradford of For- dyce have been visiting friends here the past week W. W.

Thompson of fueoio, in the guest of his aunt, Mrs. H. Thompson, Mrs. If. Heg- ner and daughter, Miss Gladys, are visiting In Memphis.

Bessie Robinson and sister. Mrs. Beasley, are visiting relatives at Clot. Ark R. G.

Harper of 'West Plains. is visiting relatives and friends here Mr. and Mrs: T. J. Ford, who have been the guests of and Mrs.

C. L. Ford at the Price hotel for some time, have returned to their home In Brookhaven. Miss. Mrs.

Sidney Helms and children have returned from visit with relatives in Pine Bluff. and Mrs. G. W. Allport entertained a.

number Hf friends at tlvetr home on Sixth street Monday evening Mrs. E. Barnhill is visiting in Helena Mrs. E. E.

Edmundson Is visiting relatives in Little Rock Mrs! t'rsella Martin Is spending the week with relatives at 'and Mrs. Anderson- pound daughter born Monday, of this' week. H. E. Downing Is at home again after a visit In Little Rock.

Mr. and MrS. R. B. Wilder have returned from an extended visit at RI- son Mrs.

Robert W'oolfolk and daughter, Kathleen, will leave the first of next week for Jackson. where LONOKB. 8. S. Glover of this place aud Miss Carl Smith of Murfreesburu, were mar ried at the b.iue of the bride Wt-duemiuv, January M.

Mr, Hmer la a hardware merenaiit ot i.ouowe una ua iwvn a pryui-lueut eltlaeii of tiie comuiuulty lor a uuin-ber of years. Miss SuitiU Is a ot Mrs. Will Heard ot tills city aud wul ne cordially reelved Into l.ouoae Miss Mamie Cnupilue, an'ouipauied her father. Judre Choiillne. to Haid Knob Hun- day aud will go to Wyuue to visit her later.

Mrs. -allies Mc-ivie. uraca Fitch left Saturday for l'ltiuierville to visit a friendMiss (Jrace Ovarstreet. with whom she was associated In her school work at Mountain Kim- mid Mildred blacwood entertained the Music Club Moudav afternoon ut Every mem ber was present and a most pleasaut af ternoon was spent, as eacn one ou iun program responded. Ktliel ltolduson read a paper ou the "Life of Kehumana." and piano solos were rendered by Misses Muhei White, Bessie Walker and Lm-y tioodrum.

The hostesses, assisted iiy their mogur. served delicious refreshments at the elo. Alfred Christian and Miss Hertruue McOiulre, both of this city, were man ted Sunday evening at the" home of the bride bv Rev. G. .1..

Boles. Both young peopie were reared in Lonoke and their families are highly The banquet given hv the Knights I'ythlns lodge last Tilur-; day night was well attended despite the inclement weather. The committee charge secured -tlie Muguct Theatre and Prof. .1. J.

liny ne of Conway save llie entile drama. "Damon and to an appreciative audience, the stereopticon views given by Judfre ltartlett showing the character 't'ir'ii'ahmit. At 9 o'clock the members and friends were Invited to the Knlchts of Pvtbiaa hall, where a bonntifiil supper was served. The guests of honor were Governor Hays of Little ltock. Jiiilge Baxtlett and Prul'.

Dovne of Conway. These gentlemen responded to tnasts; also Cliapllne. Jake Prof. Anders nmt ethers Mnmlav ulsht. at o'clock, at the Methodist parsouaire.

Miss Emma Bove and Ed Krvin were married hv Kev. W. W. Xelsni). pastor nf the Methodist anil Mrs.

A. C. Curtis and children and Miss Myrtle Stew-art spent Sunday afternoon In Carlisle, the guest of Mis. ('. W.

and Mrs M. L. Halt were in Lonoke Mon-ilav Eieetinjr friends, the former also attending court Mr. aud Mrs. Bob Kir of Pettus are spending the week end In Lonoke, guests of Mrs.

A. V. Mr. and Mrs. WiUian' Leach and daughter.

Lnrtno went- In Hon Wednesday to visit relatives Mrs. Duncan Iacksos of Little ltock Is here vlfdtlng the family. her neice. Mrs. Bob Ttiesda nfternnon.

at O'clock. Mrs. W. King entertained the ladies of the Home Mission Sofletv nf the Metuoaist ruuivu. In honor nf Mrs.

P. F. Harrell of DeWitt, who ts vtsitinc here J. R. Bonnette awl e'stpr Ml( Perkin of Colller-vllle are visiting in Little Koek.

Miss. Grace FItc'i save clisflne dish nartv to a few of her friend Wedneda'y evening In honor of Miss Perkins or ien- pessee Rndnlitli Pain of this city and Miss Jessie Out Covington. were married nt the home Wednesday and a'rlved here Friday night and will make Lonoke tlielr home BEEP.E Mrs. P.lhbs is the guest of her Mrs. Fisher John Beele of Benton was called to tl eilside of bis father: this week by serious J.

W. Collier of Paris. returned home Monday, Mrs S. A. VeNisli of Little Rock visited Ite'elie early In the week E.

Aclln of ElPasi was a guest in town TW-dnv. enroute lmme from a Imslness trip to n. and Sam Smith visited Little Uock Mrs. W. C.

Honea of Cabot visited lir mother. Mrs. II. AMngton. this week Miss Inn Beelie re- tnrned this week from her position nt Lake Village where she has been teaching, on account of the serious Illness nf her father.

A recent rihaiice in business circle Is the sale of the sale nf the Pehrson grocery otnni- vin street to Mrs; J. L. EuKin. who will at oir-e sell nut 'uilanee nf good and use tli? "taiwl as headquarters for millinery and dress goods, in which she has so lone twer encaged. Mr Pehrson will retire from UiiRtness In Iteebe.

CAMDKN Tlio rirlnstend chanter of the V. I. held its reculnr meeting on Wednesday af ternoon nt the ltnnie Mes. i j. iaiienan when Mesdames A.

A. tufts. VIrcliii Clea- nr--t" W-SHiwia-allil Vl. Kllt YOest Und' tttith. nam-haii.

assistant haSfi' esses. v. n. Buck has returned from I'lne 'Hwtha Stern lias returned from visit to th" home of ber sister. Mr.

Sol Feinlere. at Tfaai-aua Mrs. F. F. and.

dnushter. Vir-Kinla. of Pes -Mornes. Iowa ere quests Mrg. McConiiclls Parent a.

Jnase end wra W. Martin Mr. and Mrs, McDonald of Oil City. are Riiestsof have this trade-mark on every package WALTER BAKER aa PHONE 7164. iaxaNi aBBBHBBSKHsTslafafJ Misses Clara aud Dorothy Lcnsiug of West Kloveuth street aro visiting Miss Wilcox at Marshall, Texas.

Mr. and Mrs. Kmatiucl Low have gone to Jackson, Tenu. Miss Hintie (lliulucy of Magnolia is the guest of Mrs. F.

R. Thomas, Oak street, Pulaski Heights. Mrs. Allen Aycoek is spending some time in Harrisburg. 'Misses Eumajjene aud Fletcher Bur row of Momllton are visiting relatives and friends in the city.

Mrs. James See has as her guest Miss Minnie Taylor of. Jacksonville. Mrst James B. Dickinson is entertaining Miss Sue Simpson of Melbourne.

Mrs. R. E. Farrell and mother. Mrs.

Cummins, returned yesterday from a week 's visit Chicago. Col, John M. Gracie and daughters, Misses Maud and Sallie, will spend Mardi Or a in New Orleans. Mrs. De.lay Rogers is visiting 'in, jvew lorK Uitv.

Mrs. Joe Framenthal spent, Thursdsy in the city. Mrs. Framenthal addressed the Council of Jewish. Women on Thursday evening Mrs.

James T. Hornibrook and son have returned from a visit to friends at Camden, Invitations have been received by friends in the city, as follows: Mrs. Nathan T. Terral requests you to be present at the marriage of her daughter, Eula, to Thomas J. Terral, Wed nesday, ufternoon, February 25, at 3 clock, at the family residence at Fine Bluff.

Mr. Terral is connected with the Department of Public Instrue' tion at the State Capitol. Miss Elsie Threet -of Sheridan is the guest of Misses Ethel Rhodes aad Willie Quinn. Mrs. aKtharine Braddock Barrow has been appointed by the president general of the D.

A. Mrs. William Cummins Story of New York, as chairman of the newly created D. A. R.

national icommittee on southern mountain schools. The W. A. R. M.

A. will meet with Mrs. Porter Shrode, 2223 Schiller' avenue, Wednesday afternoon, February II. Mrs. John McClintock and Miss Laura McClintock of Lexington, are the guests of Dr.

and Mrs. L. P. Gibson. Mr.

and 'Mrs. Edwin Cohen are in New York City. St. Vincent's Aid Society will meet on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Vincent's.

Mesdames Orlando Halliburton, FAeanor Shader, J. L. Menton and Miss Lizzie Quinn will be the hostesses at a tea to be given at the cathedral parlors Friday afternoon, February 13, from 4 to 6. -Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Lensing are in New York City. The executive board of the A. F. W. C.

will hold a session on February 20 at 10 o'clock at the Hotel Marion. Miss Mary Foy will leave Sunday fof the Eastern markets. SteTlifts Tucker is visiting rela tives-and friends in Cincinnati and North Carolna. Mr. and Mrs.

R. M. Butterfield have returned from California, and are the p(nests of Dr. and Mrs. James Lenow.

Mrs. Elsie Threet.of Sheridan, i3 spending the weak-end the guest of Misses Ethel Rhodes and Willie Qninn, 517 West Second street. Mrs. T. J.

aGv entertained the Auc tion Bridge Club Friday evening. The ladies' club prize was won Dy mrs, Jack Menton, while J. C. Perry-was awarded the gents' club prize. Guests' prizes were won by Mrs.

Jonn i uaira and Frank JNiemeyer. Mrs. Orlando Halliburton, Mrs, Eleanor Shader, Mrs. L. J.

'Menton and Miss Lizzie Quinn will entertain with a tea on the afternoon of Friday, reo ruarv 13. in the Cathedral parlors. Mrs' J. Heaean will entertain her, girl friends Saturday afternoon, Feb- Mrs. Dan W.

Jones, wno nas Deen so critically ill. is sinking rapidly and it is thought she: cannot survive the 1 The concert to be given by Mt. St. Mary's Alumnae promises to be a most interesting and entertaining affair. The card party to be given February 16 at Concordia Hall under tne auspice's of St, Vincent's Aid, promises to be a great success.

Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Gardner entertained a (ew of their married friends at.

an informal dance last night. -A most enjoyable time was had by all present. Mrs. D. D.

Dudley of Mexico, and MisB Agnes Crrtig of Fulton, are the guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Irvine.

HAMBTJHG. Miss Vlda Klllian of MorWl ts the tiest saur of Crossett Is the Kuest of Mrs. Lee Crocker Miss Iva Harnett Is visiting friends nt 1'ortland. Blehsrdson entertained the Five Hundred Club Friday Mrs. W.

R. Foote entertained Wednesday eveneinfr. vn i nal. visited at Ark- if mi unit: adelphla this week. Ruth Qulnneey nf warren is nsning ur n.n Un Norman is visitini i'r dnun'hter at Mlllville.

Mi'SVelma Woods enteftamen tne h. i. r. i.i A.AninV Mian niadts Lnwson ot fnisRett visited friends this eek Snencer snd Miss Tattle Deal were married Wednesday evenlwr. J.

W. wil-eATSon offlelntliiK. The bridegroom ts of this city and the bride la from Ladeue. Ark- ZMiza Mosley, a negress, died suddenly from heart failure while milking cows at Galloway yesterday. A jury hv fVirnfter Martin P.

Mc Neill returned a verdict to that effect'. The program announced was carriea r-n 1, tr or A no inn- a YAreiRUfi held at nihha npm-o Hieh School yesterday afternoon. L. B. Leigh, pres ident of the school Doaru, aistnuuicu diplomas to the eight graduates.

Rev. B. M. Caver delivered the commencement address. Successful Tiar.n1a crVwhuTP, UTO talkinff of the quick and fine results Foley Kidney Pills give in backache, rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles.

You an not take them into your system with- eut good results. That is because Fo ley Kidney Pills give to tne aianeya and bladder just what nature calls for to heal these weakened and inactive organs. Bead-Stabelt Drug Store, TKursday afternoon WtWrWfraiiTd- i0f 9 1-2 GRAY HAIR MADE GLOSSY By a Famous Preparation That Is Harmless Not Sticky, and Delightful to Use. LOOK YOUNG PRETTY. When your hair turns gray, streaked with gray, faded, brittle, straggly or from any reliable pharmacist a seven-ounce bottle of "Q-Ban." On retiring rub Q-Ban like a shaoipoi on gray bair and scalp.

Dry hair with a towel 'wraji hair in a handkerchief overuiglit. By moining tke gray has disapjienred and a few more applications of Q-K8D your hair is beautifully darkened, thick and glossy. Q-Ban darkens the hair so naturally and even Ir no one can tell. If Stops itching of the scalp and dandruff, stops falling hair and promotes its growth. Kvarybody like "Q-Ban," us it is not sticky or messy, is not dye and cannot stain the hair or scalp.

Only "() cents for a seven-ounce bottle. and guaranteed by the agents, Snodgrass 4c Bracy, Littifl Rock, Ark. Out-of-town people sujjiMed by siaiL FAILS TO SECURE RECOGNITION Lady's Own Friends Assert Could Not Recognise Her 1 When Brought Face to Face. Arritts, Va. D.

Bowen this town makes the following state- meni.j -iwemy- years- 1. aniterea with womanly- troubles, and although I tried, different treatments I did not' get. any I was unable to look after any of my work and my friends thought I eould "not (fet well. Finally I began to tke C'ardui, the woman's tonic, nd I hadn't tken one-third of the first bottle before I could notiee its good effects. i Now I can do all my work, feel lits I'm not more than sixteen years old, but ait really forty-nine.

My own friends say I look so well they don't recognize me when we meet in fli road. My daughter is using Cardui and she says it is a fine mediciae. I also hare a number of lady friends taking it since they found out how it helped, me. Whenever I feel, a little fatigued after a day's extra hard work I jost take a dose of Cardui and sa ail right. I can 't say too much for Thousands of women who now suffer from womanly txonbles could be relieved and benefited by following Mrs.

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B. Write to: Ladles' Aftriserjr Cnsttanoora Me41ctoe---Chattaaoosar-Tenn for Snecial Instru'dtleot. aad Base txwfc Treatment tr Women," seat In plain wTspoer. Moest. Gray Heir Tijir or Houjn.

i Onraa aar aM aatlaiS ta jrtivU 4- miS aur ttmt, Sotil tesa matin 0 faur 4ni4htufamt aiilt wwSirMt ta. 4vi yUow vraavn frNalwt bvlltes voiclHweS from 'i -SM wili sT TwaiuU-am ainr WALMUTTA esu. a ctta to.it caia.au, mt Tkat Murtaami aaS ST I )WUi if The genuine Baker's Cocoa and Baker's Chocolate PHONE 714, a i Miss Frankle is home after a visit witfi relatives- In St. Louis Mrs. Richard Harris re turned Friday from Springfield, Ohio, where she had been the guest of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George T. Davis. Miss Ellen Gahiren left Thursday for Cleveland, wnere she will visit her cousin, Miss Glynn J. H.

Avery had as her guests the member-, of the Lotus Club Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hardin have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. Belding of San Francisco, Cal Mrs. H. English of Calder, is at the and M. F.

Fulton of Marianna, is stopping at the Arlington. C. H. Weaver has gone to MlCdletown. Ohio, On a visit to rela- The Saturday Afternoon Rook Club met with Mrs.

Chas. Heller toff Dave Kempner of Little il i first of the week in Hot Springs Mrs. W. B. Pollard left Wednesday for Chrlstianberg, where she naa oeen i iiinoaa nf her mother.

Mrs. A. H. Baird Mrs. Walter Dake entertained the Auction Bridge Club at her home on Park avenue Wednesday afternoon Miss Adele' Johnson was hostess in her home Friday aftetnoon th Hot SDrings Equal Association Miss nenry rone "to Toledo, where she will visit her aunt, Mrs.

F. C. Ellton. t. wutnn of LaCrosse, arrived Friday and will spend a week with her parents, ana mra.

jw" ert Z. Miller Mrs. james imc rel of Nashville. fs the gue: of her brother, Mr. Sam B.

Leads. Fordyee. H. Thach was in Little Rock this week attending to business jAlva Bland of Carthage was a visitor in Mn of Beauty Is a Joy fofwt T. FIU Oouraud'a Oriental Cream or Magical Boautlfler Rtmovea Tu.

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