The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-25

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shee sh' sn then u hpahcfd ahl
.a~ 4isi flew, moved w. ihe min,
Plug the liah, fsh,aailt Toe" Iispe
thence sson taught NE that dancing
% saw.dnr ~ . warm day, anil sir
fouhlel W 40 muel, beau !. va no
eonl thing Roses we're brought 10
The checks n MI who bad hai con.
lracIcl vith nature beforehand
Fan, tore quite IN demand. but
nothing had the slightest tendency
towards creating M impression that
u was too warm 10 dance,
The grove was pleasant, tho leaves
upon the imcst trees were ycnily
'vaycd Ny a mild breeze. Although
the lsdie. while ihdulrin, IN the
dance would for a time bccinc M.
pleasantly warm from the owe %rcNciie.
mcn'' soon after being seated In .
cool shade, surrounded BY wis,ful
looking bcnux. they would revive
under the magic influence Of the
sylvan scphyrs ~ they played ia.
miliarly with their waving ringlets.
Short intervals occurred between the
dancing which was KEEP, up through.
out the day. The best way to spend
these intervals the young men con.
cluded, was to get their sweetheart. u
little out Of ear.shot, and whisper in
their ears u soft, tender word, that
they would not forget soon.
Al the proper time dinner was an.
nounccd, TO which all proceeded by
twos without a second invitation.
We found a nice, long table, groan.
ing under burden OF delicious
viamls, arranged in nice order by the
hands Of the experienced and tasty
ladies', Mrs. W. y. Stone, Mrs. NJ.
j.. Walden. Mrs. l.. u. Jones, Mrs.
Calvin Miller and Mrs. Wylic Woo.
ten, who gave il their personal attcn.
ton. You may be assured We dill
justice to that dinncr--it was a re.
past indeed.
After dinner all returned to the
srbor and revived the dance, which
was kept up until Sol had nearly
reached a spot upon the horizon frem
when 20 take his leap into the dark
on his usual nocturnal trip. The
array Of beauty was so grand that il
is difficult to become personal wi,hou,
showing Partially which should be
avoided. Gay through the festive
crowd 0oated the elastic form Of Miss.
Sallie e., pulselcss became the hearts
OF young men when stricken by
Chances from the loft tender eyes Of
Miss. Nellie r., rivctted to the spot
became those who were thrown into
the presence Of Miss. Fannie D., in
the presence Of Mss. Belle L., the
young men seemed to be struggling
under the influence of a magic spell.
SO sweet aud plaihtive was the voice
Of Miss. Mollie j., that the Listener
held his breath to hear" Tbs fact
is. Cupid's darts were flying % rapid
and regardless Of consequences, that
it would have troubled any one to do
so, who desired to retire from the
field Of conflict without q wound, asd
. severe one. llis wounds rare fatal
generally, bccsnse aimed ~ a vital
part.
Saturday vas . day long totc re-
membcred BY oil Who participated in
the enioymchts. Manywill consider
an CASTS in the desert Of life. 1t
was peculiarly ~ in my own case.
Not until . late hour was tho publish.
or Of the STAR, Capt. y. u. Ward,
seen on the ground, but when he did
appear, he came ''ia all his glory"
and added 70 the festivities By his
encouraging smiles. Nothing oc-
during the day tina. was CAL
culntcd 10 throw 4 damper on the feel.