The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-12-06

home of Mrs. Warrington with her
presence.
Mrs. Frank Cromwell is enter
ing her sister, Mrs. Cora Riding,
OF Bonham, Texas.
The Mariposa Ministries and the
bicycle races are among the pleas
ant things to be recalled.
The beautiful voice of Mrs VIM.
Mccartney is heard with great
pleasure in the Episcopal choir.
DR.. D. S. Williams has been a
most welcome guest the past week
to his family and numberless friends.
Miss Minnie Vaughan is visiting
in Cass county, this week. We wish
for you a most charming trip, Miss
Minnie.
Today the first car will be put on
the new street railway on Trigg
street, to the Texarkana and Ft
Smith Depot.
Mrs. Will Pettigrew has returned
from Rocky Comfort, after most
delightful stay, spent with relatives
and friends.
Mesdames Mary Chaytor and San
derfur are at home again after a
week pleasantly spent with friends
at Peytonville.
Miss Bosseau concluded her
pleasant stay to her sister, Mrs. R.
L. Grant, on Monday, and return
ed to her home at Shreveport.
Last evening in the parlors of the
Cosmopolitan, directors for the Flo
raj Society were elected. The
names will appear in our next.
Miss Jennette Signor will sing in
the First Presbyterian choir today
where her exquisit contraltra voice
will be heard with much pleasure.
Among the absentees is Rev, Mr..
Preston, who is attending the
Presbytery OF the Cumberland
church, now in session at Marshall.
This afternoon there will be a
most interesting and instructive
lecture delivered at the Synagogue
by Rev. DR.. S. Robin, OF Galveston.
Subject; "What are we living for. "
Judge and Mrs. L. A. Byrne are
making preparations to spend the
holidays with their parents, DR..
and Mrs. Hamilton, at Canton,
Miss.
That bewitching incorrigable,
Miss Cora Huckins, was welcomed
home Tuesday, from a prolonged
visit to her many friends in many
cities.
Rev. G. W. Daniels is reported to
be having a glorious time in Chata-
nooga, on a peculiarly facinating
"dear" hunter. May you be most
successful, sir.
The "Knights of the Grip" found
pressing business in TeXarkana
Friday evening. No one appreci-
ates a good thing more than these
homeless boys"
Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Huckins, Jr,,
returned home from Pine Bluff
with the sweetest recollections of
Thanksgiving Day" spent with
their mother, Mrs. Mills.
That little bird brought me "tid-
bit" Of an elegant stag dinner CIV
en- by Judge and Mrs, B, 7, Estes,
given to their son, Col. Lee Estes,
on Tuesday evening last.
Mrs Henry Moore and one of the
city's pets, beautiful Miss Mildred
have returned from New York and
other places of interest, to be so
cordially welcomed by their many
friends.
Mr.. Hamp Wisdom, the "umber-
man, came up Monday from Bog
gy, and spent two or three days
with the home folks, and basking in
the sunlight of the eyes of our
lovely girls.
How could this town exist with
out Sam Soinsky and win McCart.
ney2 some one asked the othe day
At any rate, we propose to let the
question remain unanswered until
the next minstrel
Our sunny cline is bringing yisi-
itors among us from the snow
storms and bll22ards-among them
we note the the arrival of Mrs,
Barlow and her daughter of
Burlington, Iowa,
Miss Emma Wisdom will return
from school at Bristol, Vao in time
for the holidays, and will have for
her guests, the beautiful singer
Miss Matte Small, Of lei Paso, Tex.
as, and Miss Eula MADDOX, of Fort
Worth.