The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-12-06
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THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
Mrs. F. |. Wisdom, Editor.
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their and his friends an up-to-date
sociable next Tuesday evening, at
Mrs. Eaton's. An interesting pro-
gram will be given, and the num-
Der ot congenial spirits, will create
of this occasion are untra, superla-
tive good time.
Miss Fay Hudgins was "at home"
to her friends last Saturday from
four until eight. Most royalty did
this young hostess do the honOrs,
making each of the guests happy
in the pleasures formulated for
them. To hear the peels of inno-
cent laughter created by an equal
ly innocent game, made ''ye aud
folke" long for the return of one
day spent like this in the golden
long ago. Refreshments, elegant
as the guests were dainty, we're
served by the young hostess and
her accomplished mother, Mrs, W.
7. Hudgins.
In the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Ingram, Tuesday evening,
were gathered our Rosebud" ele-
ment to compliment with their
presence, Miss Maud Larkin, who
is now cheering this elegant home
with her presence, with the most
pleasing environments thrown
around. The moments could bnt
be filled with keenest Joy. At the
conclusion each. face was wreathed
with tenderest smiles in memory of
the moments fled, and good-nights
were whispered from rosbud lips,
with accents of realization of their
fondest anticipatlons.
An invitation from Miss Annie
Staiti to be present at exercises
given by the little folks of her
school, filed the parlors of this
home with patrons and friends, on
Tuesday evening. From the begin
ming to the close it was a continu-
Gus delight. Each piece giving evi-
denCe of the loving care and atten-
tion that had been bestowed upon
the participants by the teacher.
Songs, recitations and drills were
rendered by these little men and
women, with self-possession and
correctness that would have reflect
ed credit upon the kindergarten
school.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Mullins was thrown open Thursday
evening, for the entertainment of
the members of the First Baptist
church. A cordial greeting and
the welcoming smile, from the hos
tess and her corps of assistants,
made each and every one deem it a
sweet privilege to represent. Apart
from the elegant programme that
was so happily rendered, refresh
ments most elegant were spread for
the numerous guests. The spirit of
soCiability, captivated at these in
formal Eat homes" is most COM
mendable and should more exten-
sively become the fad-lender, the
seductive influence of the kind host
and hostess. The evenings pleas
ure was a Joy beyond compare.
The Keltman Klub held its first
formal meeting in the parlors OF
Mrs. M. Marx, on Pine street, Tues.
day evening. The subject for dis
cussion and papers was Joan OF
Arc, which proved most entertain.
ing. Music too, by the Misses Hyn-
son, lent its potent power, making
the evening ever to be most pleas
ureably recalled. The next meet.
ing will be held at the home OF
Judge and Mrs. B. T, Estes Monday
evening week, when the following
programme will be rendered; 'Hon,
Pete Sterling" by Mrs, Harry Tay-
lor, "Flute and violin" Miss Pau
line Munzesheimer, Mr.. Willis
Whitaker is turned loose "at lib''
on the literary world to select his
theme for discourse. The club ex-
tends a most cordial greeting to all
who feel an interest in the study of
authors and their works to meet
with them at their next regular
meeting,
The Merry Mariposa Minstrelsl ! !
Good better, best, sweet, sweeter
sweetest; black, blacker, blacklist;
witty more witty, most witty. Yes,
every gratifying word, in our Eu-
gish vocabulary expressing the
pleasing, condensed, and made into
one word, would not and could not
half tell the story of the glorious
achievements Of the lady minstrels.
From the moment the curtain went
up and the lights revealed the
'burnt cork beauties, the house
resounded with applause, proclaim.