The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-09-18
SOCIETY NOTES.
E. D. DUNCAN. EpIroR..

Mr.. John Bowman was in t.,
Tuesday.
Dancing club meets Thursday even
ings.
Miss Lillian Dosser, of Jonesboro
spent Sunday in johnson City.
; Miss Jessie Kirkpatrick, of Jones
boro. spent Sunday with her sister.
Miss Florence Harris leaves this
week for Everson College, Princeton.
Mr.. r. S. Boyd disappeared mystic
riously Saturday and reappeared Mon
day.
A whist party Thursday evening
took the initiatory steps in the forma-
ton Of club.
A horseback ride to the Rock House
was enjoyed Saturday by party of
young folks.
Miss Maggie Venice, who has been
spending a few days with Miss Retta
Lyle, returned to Bristol Monday.
Miss Carrie Heuser's many friends
will be sorry to learn that she leaves
this week for Virginia to spend the
winter.
Our tennis players hope the season
will be open, as they have several
courts and can put in good practice
all the fall.
Miss Nellie Cook, of Chattanooga,
spent a day in our city last week on
her way home from Blowing Rock,
North Carolina.
The Longfellow Literary Society
has made a date with the Howard
Glee Club for next winter. Good mu-
sic is always appreciated by our peo-
pie.
Miss Lillian Boyd, who has been
spending several weeks in Johnson
City and upper East Tennessee, re
turned to her home in Sweetwater last
Friday evening.
A certain young man wears a smile
when we see him. We notice that his
room is decorated with flowers that
were not there before, and sadly MUIR
muir, "we are not of the favored few"
On last evening at o'clock Willie
II. Hodge, of the editorial staff of
the Enterprise, and Miss Kitty Lnsk
were commissioned by Rev. K. G. At
kins, at the parsonage, to make life's
journey together. May it be pleas
ant one.
A beautiful bevy of Texas girls went
Bristol Friday en- route for
Hollins Institute, Va. There was one
demure little Miss who was both in
name and fact the sunshine of the 8
party.-Bristol Courier.
The Johnson City boys who went to {
Carnegie Friday will read the above
with interest.
Mr.. L. Calvin, of Johnson City,
and Miss Nora Shaffer, of Danville,
ILL.,, were married Tuesday, Sept. 8,
1890, at the ide's home in that city.
Mr.. G. D. Fine, of this place, acted as
best man. After visiting Cincinnati,
Chicago and other cities, they return
ed home Tuesday morning.
The dress reception given to Mr..
and Mrs. Penland by Mr.. Tom Hurst
was very pleasant in every particular.
Amidst the futter of downy fans and
hum of soft voices the bride and groom
received the congratulations of their
friends. Many nice things were said,
and then all went down to supper
IN elegant affair, by the way-served
in the best of taste. The groom is one
Of Johnson City's best known business
men, and the bride one of Sweetwa-
.er's most charming bellies. We glad
" welcome them to our city.
STYLES FOR WOMAN.
Caps should be worn on the street
md certainly not to church or other
places, where woman should appear
we'll dressed.
The sailor hat will be in high favor
his season.
CJTaW DOuuCbS anu udlS Will
De worn all winter.
Black goods are not as stylish this ,
season as formerly.
STYLES FOR MAN.
The Prince Albert, after slight alb
ience, is back again, and is being t
worm more than ever.
Only a very slight change in hats
or this season.
If you want to be in style you must
nave silk vest.
The young man OF taste has discard
ed the sash for this season anyway.
The heavy roll sack coat is meeting
With universal favor and will event
tally be as popular as the wallowtail p
Tor evening dress. Il
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