Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-12-30
NO. 1913.
THE TERRACES AGAIN.

On last evening "thc Terraces"
again, was vision of joy and loyli-
ness. This time the happy host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs G w Fouke,
greeted the young friends of their
charming and winning daughter, Miss
Iona and son, Master Frank. Just
as on Wednesday evening the mag
nifcent Fouke home was a joyous
scene of brilliancy and elegance, all
the more resplendant by The
mirth and gaiety it harbored. Mr.
and Mrs Foukc were assisted in re-
ceiving their guests by Mrs Hawes,
Misses Lille and Iona Fouke, Matte
Hayden, Mr. and Mrs c Il Hayden,
Mr. and Mrs W l. Hayden, Mr. and
Mrs B Foreman and Mr. j ii Fouke.
The affair assumed the nature of a
dancing party interspersed with vocal
numbers from Misses Iona Fouke
and Ethel Larry as contrast to the
instrumental Interpretation of the
bright catchy reditions Of Miss Mabel
Talbot and the heavy passages shaded
into light touches Of Mr. Fee Kennett
The table in the dining hall, flower
bedeoked and lavishly supplied was
the centre of interest about 1880
O'Clock; palatable dainties of all kinds
surrounded luscious pyramid of
mixed truit' Miss Iona Fouke look
ed radiantly lovely in modish gown
of lavendar crepe, empress style
diamonds and flowers; Miss Matte
Rosborough looked her usual sweet
self in dream of gray China silk,
elaborately adorned with lace and ru-
bies; Miss Mildred Moore looked pretty
as she moved among the dancers in
an old rose silk, hyacinths and dia-
monds; Miss Ethel Larry wore an ex-
tremely Sly lish dress of punk india
silk, jewels, emeralds; Misses Helen
Sures and Mamie Reed wore dresses,
designed alike, Of light blue crepe de
chine, with boquets Of flowers and
pearl ornaments; Miss Emma Willis of
Tyler, was atlired in an exquisite robe
of blue glace; her sister, Miss Sue
Willis, wore n pretty dress Of
grey China silk; Mis-, Mincy
Tucker sweet Kate Greenaway,
henrietta-sapphires, Miss Florence
Hallum, brocadod blue silk; Miss
Clara Hallum was attired In white
velours silk, pearl jewels; Miss
Smoote looked attractive in blue
glace silk, with moonstone ornaments;
Miss Nettie NTH was handsome in
an attire Of pure white, silk and lace
with diamonds; Miss Minnie Talbot
looked charming in golden brown
dress---Howers and jewels; Miss Ernie
Latimer was stylishly robed in pink
silk with silver band trimmings and
pearl ornaments Miss Katie Taylor
looked especially winning in grey
glace taille, jewels, diamonds; Miss
Mabel Talbot wore an exquisite dress
Of pink henrietta with russian band
trimmings; Miss Emma Wisdom's cos
tune was white satin with pretty
lace overdrcss, opal jewels; Miss Davis
of Newport, Ark, an attractive blonde
beauty, was attired in navy blue silk;
the yonng men all wore full evening
dress suits, and were Messrs. Fee Ken
nett, Geo Webber, Ben Hawkins, Alb
Ferguson, Claude and Frank Fouke,
Oscar Turner, Henry and Adam Of
fenhauser, Il Calhoun, Arthur Cum
mings Of Sherman, Tex, who is visit
ing here, and came over specially for
the occasion, j Rodgers, J Beard, ii
Moore, w and L Wisdom, W Booth,
o Holiday, Randall Moore, y. Pal
mer, Bragg Williams and Aisle High.
The entertainment was voted a per-
feet success from alpha to omega; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fouke may feel assured
that their reception will always be a
pleasant and oft spoken of reminis-
cence Of 1872. lone.