The Progress., 1893-04-01

. Donnle blue RAG. Miss Mckellar
. Bailo SOLO. io................M Miss Watson
o Recitation ion..........M Miss Scott
10 Violin Solo. ............. Miss Boisseau
III Whistling Solo. Miss Seay
IL Instrumental Solo ....... Miss Prescott
IL Quarfette.
..Tenting on the Old Camp Ground
NJ
In response to invitations, twelve little
friends assembled to rejoice with little
Bette and Willie Lacy upon the ad-
vent of their eighth birthday, and TO
wish them many happy returns of the
day. Delicious refreshments of fruits,
nuts, candy, ice cream and cake, were
nicely served, and the inherent hospital
ity of the pretty little hostesses was very
pleasing TO see. Childish rOmps and
games were freely and fully enjoyed by
all. as proven by the merry laughter
that was music 20 hear. The writer was
an honorary member of the company,
and felt Tejuvenated by the bouyant
spirits of such happy little hearts. Dear
little friends may each succeeding ami
versary find you as pure and unselhsh
and as happy and coutented.
IL
! have about become Injured To typo
graphical errors on my own account, but
must put in a plea for my friends, when
through my column they are subject, d
to such an unjust reflection, as made
Miss Lula SOape learner" instead of a
leader of young IDEAS" l used the
word advisedly, knowing from observa-
ton that she neither drives nor forces in
tellectual development, but LEADS" il
with firm but gentle aud unerring
power.
TT
The German given by the young gentle
men at the Commercial Club parloTs on
Thursday, 23d inst, was, like all of their
entertainments, pronounced success
Elite society was present, aud at its best,
IN beautiful costumes, and its happiest
spirits. The dance was led by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clint Hamilton, and those present
were: Misses Beall, Hamilton, Cornelius,
Edwards, Bourquin, Mcclellan, Leonard,
Scovell, Niche, Calda, Utz, Bean, Tur-
ner, Austin, Foster, Green, Prescott, Cut
lift, Allen, Durringer and Newman, and
NJ, ssrs. Ingersoll. Vance, Jack Bryan,
Joe Bryan, Kline. Nelson, Griswold. Tus-
ten. Stephens, Prescott, Youree, Bau-
man. Kahn, Pickett, Wilson, Davidson.
Young. Blanchard, Curt SCI. -. Lancus-
ter, Bell and Wise. Chaperones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Seay, Capt. and Mrs. Pete
Youree, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall, Mrs
John Scott and Mrs. Sallie q. Hamilton.
III
Mrs. James Crangle left for her home
in Godfrey, ILL.,. on Tuesday last, to the
infinite regret of host of friends, who
hope for her return ere many months.
TT
Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Knapp, who have
been visiting their brother, Mr.. Sheridan,
have returned to Vicksburg.
VT
"Myrna" acknow ledges courteous
and appreciated invitation TO the Easter
celebration of the sunday school child
rem of the Methodist church, on Sunday
afternoon at p. m, and will endeavor
TO be present and enjoy the pleasure, L
am sureall will find who attend.
III
The writer enjoyed very pleasant and
instructive visit to the Telephone Ex-
change few DAYS since. The courteous
manager. Mr.. ID. II. Sharpe, kindly ex-
plained the intricate works. so explicitly
that even my woman's brain understood.
IL requires good memory, great powers
of endurance, and lots of patience, to
make successful operator of the tele-
phone switchboard. Misses Montgomery
and Brauer are accomplished artists in
this line. ana deserve the gratitude of
the public for their uniform courtesy
and dispatch. In their behalf / would
urge the public to remember that these
Young ladies have each but two hands.
and in case of fire, do not all ring at
once, and expect to be answered first.
III
The many friends of DIR. ID. II, Bllliu
and family will be- glad to learn that the
son and brother, Or. Morgan, Is out OF
danger and ON the road to recovery.
Mrs. Harriet Davis invites her
friends and the public to call on Mon