The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-11-20
SOCIETY NOTES.
+. D. DUNCAN. EpIron.


Bluff City this week.
Miss Minnie kirkpatrick is spend
ing few days this week with home
folks in Jonesboro.
Miss Jennie kirkpatrick and Mr..
Williams, of Jonesboro, came up to
the wedding S turday evening.
Be sure and attend the social Fri
day evening in the Y. NJ, A. Room,
given by the ladies OF the Auxiliary.
Mrs. f. A. Stratton and Miss STRAIT
ton left johnson City Tuesday for
Philadelphia, Pa, where they will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j E. Crandall cele-
brated their fifth anniversary Satur-
day evening with a wooden wedding.
There were about twenty-five invited
guests present. A delightful supper
was served. They received Il number
OF nice presents.
The Bristol Dramatic Co. gave an
entertainment in Jobe's Opera House
Saturday evening. The boys did quite
well, considering the time they had
evidently spent upon it, but we could
not help thinking of the old saying
that "Actors, like poets, are born, and
cannot be made" even from Bristol
material. They played to a very fine
house, and are to come again next
month.
Friday evening Mrs, S. w. Wilson
gave birthday party complimentary
to her niece, Miss Lula Smith, of
Jonesboro. Below are the names of
those who were present and enjoyed
an elegant supper AID pleasant even
ing. II. w. Lyle and Miss Sallie
Chandler, R. S. Boyd and Miss Matte
Chandler, J. D. Faucette and Miss
Fornie Berkeley, Walter NJ. Martin and
Miss Reeves, of Jonesboro, and E. D.
Duncan.
Clara Louise Kellogg sang in Bristol
Tuesday evening. A number Of our
young people took advantage Of this
opportunity to hear some good music,
and went up. Below are the names of
those who composed the party: Mrs.
]. E. Crandall, Misses Mary Wilder,
Nettie shortridge, Carrie Summers,
Martha Wilder, Fornie Berkeley, and
Miss Broyles, Of Broylesville; Messrs.
]. +. Crumley, ]. d. Faucette, R. S.
Boyd, H. w. Lyle, Jos. P. Summers,
Cy Il. Lyle, Mr.. Johnson and E. D.
Duncan.
Circulars have been printed adver.
Using a course OF lectures and enter
tainments to be given in Johnson
City this winter, under the able man
agement OF Prof. Beckett, of Science
Hill Institute. Appended is the course,
which, from its very nature, cannot
help being instructive and interest
ing
November 2Sth-Dr. A. H. Gillet, of
Cincinnati, Ohio: zone Thousand
Miles up the Nile" (Illustrated).
December 26th-Johnson CITY Che.
raj, Prof. LeClaire. Director, assisted by
Prof. Merrell, Vanderbilt University,
Nashville.
January 16th-Dr. ]. w. Lee, of At
lanta, Ga "Henry w. Grady"
February 21st-Harvard Quartette,
Boston, Mass.
March 3rd-Rob't. J. Burdette,
burlington "Hawkeye"D; "Rise and
Fall OF the Moustache."
Fresh Chowchow at Khea, Wood
& Co.'s.
Next week we will. publish poem
by H. II. Hyder, the poet laureate Of
Watauga, on the death Of Col. w. D.
Haynes.
Fresh Pickles at Rhea, Wood & Co.'s
Beaver & Hohmeister have deter
mined to locate Mr.. Mould at Bristol,
and Mr.. J. N. Harris will have charge
OF the branch here.
Fresh Dates at Rhea, Wood & Co.'S.
Rev. ]. H. Snow, the new pastor Of
the Baptist church, has come and will
preach his first sermon next Sunday.
All invited.
Fresh Prunes at Rhea, Wood & Co. s.
Clara Louise Kellogg sang TO $545
house in Bristol composed of Johnson
City, Abingdon, Gate City and some
Bristol people.
Fresh Raisins at Rhea, Wood & Co.'s.
Don't fail to hear zone Thousand
Miles up the Nile" or the evening Of
the % inst.
Twelve dozen Shawls at great bar
gains-the Bargain Store.
HART, ARMBRUsT & Go.