The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-01-05
AGAYwEEK.
A list Of Parties, Dinners an Entertain
ments During the Holidays.

J. W. Crumley, Esq, gave dinner
to = few OF his friends last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, T.. Jobe gave par.
ty at their residence on Main street
Tuesday night in honor of Misses
Lille and Matte Brown
Mr.. John G. Cockerton entertained
Frank Evans, N. G. Love, Jake Bewly
and Cy Lyle in real English style at
his rooms on Maple street last Tuesday
night.
A Party Of young folks enjoyed
themselves at J. Crumley's last Mon
day night. The entertainment was
given by the young men under 16
years OF age Miss Margie Miller as
sisted Miss Stacy Crumley to take care
of them.
M. and Mrs. K. c, Hunter gave a
dinner last Thursday to the following
OF their friends: Mr.. and Mrs. Wag.
goner, Misses May and Birdie Kin
canon, Mary Lyle and Cora Adams {;
Messrs. P. G. Hunter, l.. A. Calvin,
Chas. McNiel and Cy H. Lyle.
On Wednesday night, the 2Sth ult.,
a party was given in the parlors OF the
Piedmont House in honor OF Miss
Margie Miller, Of Shelbyville, Tenn.
At ten o'clock an elegant supper was
served in the dining room in the style
peculiar to the hotel. The following
couples we're present. Miss Margie
Miller and Harry Lyle, Miss Stacy
Crumley and Jas. Houts, Miss Pearl
Barnes and H. R. Kenyon, Miss Mary
Lyle and Chas. Mcneil, Miss Birdie
Kincanon and Courtney BAyless, Miss
Matte Kincanon and Walter Seaver,
Miss Leonard Faw and s. s. Crumley,
Miss Eva Kennedy and w. w. Faw,
Miss Fornie Berkeley and F. L, Wells.
and Cy Lyle.
Perhaps the most delightful enter
tainment Of the week was the "candy
pull" given by Mr.. and Mrs Crandall
last Thursday night in honor of Miss
Mary Lyle. By nine O'Clock the ele-
giant parlors were crowded with a Sc
Iect party Of the elite OF Johnson City
Restraint was laid aside and all enter.
ed heartily into the different amuse.
ments and until twelve o'clock the
parlors were the scene of one continu.
Gus round Of applause. The candy
refused to pull, although n second ef
fort was made, but at eleven o'clock g
lunch was served, from which some o.
the guests had to be pulled away. Mr.
and Mrs. Crandall know how to enter
tain and anything they undertake of i,
always 8 success. The following cou
pies We're present; Mr. and Mrs. Wag
goner, Miss Mary Lyle and Chas Nc
Neil, Miss Stacy Crumley and ]. B
Mcmillan, Miss Margie Miller and J
F. Crumley, Mis-, Jennie Crumley ant
F. L. Wells, Miss Nora Crumley anC
Jas. Houts, Miss Sallie Faw and H. R
Kenyon, Miss Leonora Faw and S. s
Crumley, Miss Birdie Kincanon ant
w. W. Faw, Miss Eva Kennedy ant
j. G, Bayless, Mrs Collins and G,
Lyle.
A musicale was given at the Pied
mont House last Friday night. Tn
following programme was render ed
Piano solo, Miss Birdie Kncsnon
piano solo, Mrs, Nettie Waggoner
vocal solo, Miss Eva Wilson; plan
solo, Miss Salie Faw recitation
; Miss Stacy CrumleY; piano due
: Misses Birdie Kincanon and Pear
Barnes; vocal solo, Miss Bonnie Hoss
piano solo, Miss Eva Kennedy rec
tation, Miss Sue Boyce; piano sole
Miss Fornie Berkeley. After the pre-
gramme was carried out imprompt
pieces were called for and several of tin
young ladies consented to play agair
Mrs. WaggOner was repeatedly calle
for and each time heartily encoreC
Miss Birdie Kincanon was also Gale
; to the piano several times during til
evening. Mr.. L. D. Duncan was cal
ed upon for recitation and so please
the people he had to give another re,
y itation. The evening was enioye
throughout. The following wei
= present; Mr. and Mrs. J. f. CrandaI
Mr.. and Mrs. Waggoner, Mr.. and Mr.
X. G. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. ].
Mathes, Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Weile
Mesdames Will Harr, J. 8. Wilson,
K. Collins, Misses Stacy Crumle
i Margie Miller, Sallie and Leonora Fa,
Eva and Mae Kennedy, Jennie ar
u Nora Crumley, May and Eva Wilso
u Matte and Birdie Kincancn, Matt
p and Fornie Berkeley, Pearl Barne
; Sue Boyce, Laura Tinsley, Benn
l. Hoss, Lille Headerick Rev, J.
. Kineanon; Messrs F. l.. Wells, L.
!, Calvin, ]. F. Crumley, J. w. Crumle
t. F. b. Crumley, s. S. Crumley, Walt