The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-22

4 that knock he ever soSoftly at the
pSl,a.sjf the building on the cor.
nkr Sidebpsned the doors for his
] ehtrante2 That something great
din magnitude was on tapis was felt
lin the four quarters Of the city,
What is the meaning of all thisF
was the constant cry The erea-
tions and the birds made a glad
/ charoithat fld <the hearts OF alI
with anticipated pleasure, and the
refrain of this melody was that the
Chrysanthemum Fair was to be
5..T;ssSsSn5s6t tas.sdeli5himl uneS-i
4 s'efSe:t: ; +: =. :.0ii:::S :eStiSsdSy evening
sEthe citizens were invited to come
,sand enjoy feast of al things beau
:ttiful. Presto where were the old
.1.walls so well remembefed2 Not
.Ehere. Under the magical touch Of
..1t'the Eiora Fsoeiety the rooR had
.:tbeen converted into salons, recep.
3:stiQn rooms. japanese tea rooms, room IS,
'96ooths, alcoves in which were
.iworks of art, beautiful as though
.sguidedbf some R4aster hand, 10
,4the creation of mankind as in the
'Ideltcate eoloring Of the numberless
'1blooms filling the hall with their
J fragrance, the working Of the Di-
.5.+ine hand was realized. Arches
J. sEbroke the line of the hall, while
.lsquares became admired angels
5 leach becoming attractive by the
jfestoouing. Lace draperies cur
sttaiped off the several apartments.
Egiving to each a new charm, Within
! these miniature 4ace and floral
departments were arranged the per-
Election of mantels, superbly APP
.jpoipted tables and rare collections
3slDf fsfhs. Stands of the Chrysap-
;Ithehpm, 50 perfect that one felt
.5theneed of an uncothed word to ex1
.tpreSs Their unbounded admiratiQh
lat their great beauty, IGfhe tcoi-
iEieotte6. of Cacti, which one hdy
IiaptHdescribes us the exclamation
a,poigts would Go credit to a larger
'liitYthgn ours. The display of7the
stores was an attraction,
;Fand the effect made by Hoffman
1 3HardTaTF ~ Rs+laI''I q / I aqhGGgfsP | q =
II ABuhrman?to enharce The beauties
.4pf the 'fgt1l;:kiIlE9eSf::ss sIs3 afpre
sE;cfatgS SIC. 2: g: !fRss @haQ$
jStoreS-Smjth and Inter State
: Dgsugg, .Clus+-had most aborateg dis
t plays. The brio It brac OF Spith
Drug Coz FhSelh! NJ p .expensivt
and hafdl Ufnest ever made n the
city The Intsf Statelprug CO., as
, though to rivAtha ho&etS5 *h4d a
most ext ensjys aBpItyQf the rarest
and costpiest4 4ietfum6s.g At,the en-.
y traneeof th8 bpitding q was lccated
4 tbe art SALON. undefathe-superyison
), of Mts;PaaI Joue$5 EArb,and the
/ beautiful, arer Synonymous with
Mrs, Jones, and that this depart
ment should develop into a typical
art salon was the I expectation Of
|. all visitorsoniFh emusic house Of
Mr.. Lashley placed here a superb
instrumedt, which was; greatly en-
4 joyed by the lovers of music, Just
oyer, the. way the, tea ROOM, under
the management of MeSdames
Stout, Geo. Taylor, Elsie and
!. LearYj was 2th6lrende2vou for the
weary a9.la ,rgvoz a.c".
Judge James Talbot, the Presi-
dent, has great cause to cOngratu'
late himself adSths9adies who have
!. worked so hard to make this the
.1ctowniBg leff5ft Of 'thegFloral Socie-
y. a'h44 ! ilaf8r4g9!fstt9t Mr. W H
n Evans has tRe, assurance that un'
!, der his guidance, The bplding so
{ bare of'aa92Gtneiit,s was converted
\ aEEinto al evergreen, Bower that gave
.fhew ibeariitStbo The farsip(adts plac.
ed.Eithip the han. y FBeoS GhrySan.
'tHesRam BAR qf 5a99SSEiiAlIlieeyer be a
y ohthyrtucentiye ,fUU5utbre efforts,
EIT@l1 ,hG NoTEs OF THE 1rA1Rlm
,fI Miss s.5[ Mf9rf9H%''ssn design work won
the blue rlbbQndrH2aI
The mantel of Mrs, Stout was
most extravagantly admired.
They do say that Mrs. Hynson
WOE blue ribbons sufiicieht to make
a dress Z
Mr., Lynch, the representative of
Z the b}lntilld b}lntill lldiingipsed q by the ladies' was
a gpeSb9niFa eSsaiagray a,r
i g The geptIemen who decorated the
mantels wefe 9decidedly "in It."
Each and every one won a premium,
Mesdames Hynson, Lemley. Geo.
Taylor and J, WglHarris we're the
successful Chrysanthemum grow
l.,..