The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-20
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
Mrs. F. |. Wisdom, Editor.
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the social world, that may lead to
most imposing wedding ceremony
that will occur in Dallas at which
she will figure as maid of honor.
Mr. Frank Polhamius will leave
for Memphis, Monday, at which
place he will meet Mrs. Polhamiu,
to accompany her home Mrs. P.
has enjoyed d summer of unalloyed
pleasure at the northern watering
places. It is needless to say with
what pleasure she will be greeted
by her many admirers. In the ear
" winter Mr.. POlhamius mother
and sister will journey southwark,
to renew the ties of old friendship.
The sympathy of the community
goes out TO Dr.. D. S. Williams and
family, in the death of the son and
brother, Mr.. Zan Williams. In the
tomorrow that dawns alone in Par
adise, will be the sweet reunion of
the three dear ones that has so re-
Gently been touched by the finger
of God and have sunk into that
dreamless sleep that knows no wax
ing. On the Golden shore the re-
deemed will await the coming of
the dear ones that are left to
mourn the going out of the life of
this fayorite one, of the grief
stricken home.
Come in the evening or come in
the morning, Come when you are
looked for, or come without warn
ing, Kisses and welcome you'll find
here before you, and the oftener
you come here, the more I'll adore
you" This is ever the refrain of
the hearts of Col. aad Mrs. Jones
to their multitude of friends. Fri
day evening their lovely home, with
its large lawn, was made brilliant
with lights, in anticipation of the
arriving of the Rosebud Club.
The lowering clouds and high winds
could not keep within doors the
happy hearts that form this club,
knowing that the hostess wields the
wand that scatters clouds and in
stead gives to her guest the radian-
cy of the queen of the night
While the flowers were still nod
ding, on Monday morning, a trio of
our "hearts ease, Misses Annie
Turner, Nettie Smith and Mildred
Moore, under the escort of MessrS.
Boy Haywood, Orland Holiday, Hal
and Frank Turner, hied away to
Spring Lake park to conquer the
wheel or like valiant soldiers, re-
turn with we'll earned marks of un-
daunted bravery. With these, to
will, was to do, and in a short while
the girls were spinning around the
track with ease of professionals.
Each had bruises sufficient for seve-
raj days to come, bruised ear, stiff
neck, a lame ankle to tell the story
of the bike track. The boys did not
escape heart whole and fancy free, "
but I'll be charitable and let the
future tell its own story of Cupid
and his shots on this eventful morn
ing
Tuesday evening was the gala
event Of the week, at Spring Lake
park. A large number Of society's
dear ones sought pleasure at this
attractive resort. The evening 5
breeze, coming through the pines,
was laden with their perfume,
proving not only refreshing, but
beautiful The bicycle track claim
ed many deyotees, among the lady
riders Mrs T. V. Boardman was
awarded the palm as the most
graceful rider, The gentlemen
were out galore, with the exception
Of "St, Peter all were awarded
the blue ribbon Strolling from
one group Of congeuials to apother,
under the escort of the non-sulier.
able, ever ready, evervsecent, plaus.
ible, detachable city attorney from
the other SIDE, the hours glided by
most too fast, Indeed it was the
SNOW fake on the river once seen
then gone forever" The german
was being danced at the pavilion by
our gallant beauX and graceful
bellies, to the inspiring strains Of
Prof, McCaan's inimitable orches-
ira, Thus pleasures followed in
quick succession, till whisper of
the "last car was heard, when
with a farewell look, all soon were
zen route to the city.