The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04
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WEHNt"M first party of the
season is probably the one most attended;
all who have suffered the dance TO sink
into "dcsuetude" during the summer are
eager for the first strains OF the waltz.
1t furnishes happy meeting ground Tor
the host Of absentees, who find this oppor-
tunity OF expressing their first greetings.
It's admitted that the occasion is one Of
eager expectancy from the full Pledged 10.
ciety woman OF several winters TO the
blushng and tmid (?) young debuiante
Il is the latter who are in a fluitor over
an event that marks their formal entry
into society and they are studying up all
sorts Of sweet nothings in advance.
Those who have never been debutantcs
can gain fair and impartial account Of the
anxieties and mental calculations Of these
young maidcns by reading Robert Grants
clever satire, Confessions Of Frivolous
Girl"
Outside Of the above, the most amusing
characters ut a "ilst night party are the
typical "socictaircs," who are also gcncr-
ally found throughout the season where
large crowds and dcIacics are the drawing
cards.
First there's Miss Oldgirl, Who from her
fifth winter retreat, looks with scoruiul
iutcrcs, on The young buds, who were in
pinaiores when She made her debut.
She laughs mockingly 20 herself MS Jcn-
kins. who paid her homes, devotion ia her
fust winter, sails by with the latest addi-
ton To soCicty's coicrIc Of girls. lie Is
probably saying thc same old soft nothing-
that She once listened 10 with delight.
Miss Oldrir doesn't dancc-oh, no, she |
leaves that for the younger and giddlcr |
Eyis.
But this is whore Miss Oldrirl makes her |
mistake: she PASSES into the age OF ''iu-- 1
ns unless she contributes some part 60 /
the general fund OF pleasure. The Bion /
maxim might easily be- changed 20 suit |
soc,e,y into. "Bv young, bc young, hc not |
To- yuuug'
just rc,ra'ir, mp the stops Is another
ono ui The ilm.Iigr faces which b. moro
often seen BOO fhc drssiug-roum than IN
the ballroom. De is nov going for his /
fnh cigarette. and iu The depths ol the /
easiest chair Ia the du .ug.ruUm hc en-. |
Joy d.
Girls will invite him, h. o. dcuccl bore |
(hc Omalka o. have iD spend the evening |
this way. don't know any 1T the new
girl. and ava tired ui all the old oncs'
THE social luuhUmic finds ample cuuro-
latun, however over hc Oys'Cr and chHm-
payne and IN the cud votes Il a jolly
entertainment
This caurc will hc rcuoa,ol throughout
the -.slu Oh hhium.
lH.Ie lrp other iyprs that come under
n
nuit.H instead 0i mere mention.
The evils and abuses oi society is-eryc
NJ much space a is given 90 rules of eth.
quc'ig and good behavior
4 rcrnt copy oi "a Ngw York journal
contains gu excellent hh,uc.s and sketch
of Nis Kitty tlplfhlm as one Oi the
beautiful faces uUW to tho .aEu. 10 b. "a
graceful compliment 90 tls clever lIt.lD
laty ami gla la, toward adding 30 hyr
iTuiHN.u.
What suco,a rhc has achieved has been
the result ul Der own 'stUl uHuiir.
Sur h., lg.u booked ly nU theatrical boz.
ru.rcc. rui h,r Irs ui position Boo Daily
ClH Hry .au honor iu ..-.I. b uuD lu Dec
mort. H.ulr.
N Ch,tbam Be- well known both rrrc
and u Nashville. AMI BOO ia.' Whenever
th, e..s ia ihr recipient ui unusual social
attention AZ El.L.unl. Co.,. ITsi winter
tlr rU.ifrl % Tur. .ei ovation. rs fhr r.r.
W.H. 'H whom h.r .GIH.f surrendered tHU
t.| MT Nashville WIa U.muH#..l uI Iufk.
iuu. I.H. aul i.. veteran. Hul il,.r .uu.
Co.. ..u opportunity go ruHuta byluu-
ta testimonial
t tluaIuam'H UrDr o. tho ,uy, of
uI Young HH..Hr##k Hra. .Nr Be- now
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Whit Gotham .s myg approved u'. we
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fum iuilsIutlu Boo -Hu,yh u.Hs upon
o. 10 uHpYuIung Times Hll che puyyr
ur up m Hwhi.nas.u I,Iyrl
l.H duplication ul ths uaH toll uf
WII'.f iNu other H1N. Iu which fulpH
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fully humiaU.l.
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r.g,m.uL Doe uH requested ,1 tu. COL.
Calvary con t.NI.| H"U"...H. 900 iI. '...
ono Ui them, before h.r |#HHm. boo
ohuI,h wac i...l HuN,III.FIUH. drawn Do,
tie uuuuuuDym. IHIt lU|. STONE. vuuI.
ring iho o1DrUry 10 cannot ha uur.u"
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usually large, uH tHo congregation ur
com .el wui'y 0i Young u.u. who 90.
not hesitate 90 draw extensively 900 iUuI
poDaDtloHkH The yuuuf minister Boz
ChafsD roao o. deliver d. sermon. 81. nd
pf0.U.dod ho ulpl ihg congregation Cd
consider The Ol.heu sacred. tHli ID wi. Do.
c.I..it ball or lhDat.r. chat their though.
should d. as lar irum the pruiauD imI. Cd
jackson Mound Park as 10 was possible
The umid young puma donna EI
through the sermon aud afuso o. hyr sing
ing with n trembling and iudlrun
voice. Upon the whole audience % Doc.
oXar'iy the same effect
shortly nltyrWud these three youul
women referred 10 attended q iunCml. an,
were placed Ia the same hack with
fourth lady, unknown to them. She ID,
not Introduce heulsli, nor did she max,
any move 10 join IN the conversation
which finally turned upon The rrcynt fcr
non at Calvary, which all had heard