The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-12-20

sion at Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Allen are enter
tanning their parants, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Allen, of Centralia, Ill.
DR.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Rush, have
for their most welcome guest their
granddaughter, Miss Luthur Wolf.
Miss Lolita Moss, of Corley, con-
cluded a pleasant visit to her friend
and classmate, Miss Laura Trigg,
Monday.
Rev. S. NJ. Lockett, D. D., of the
Austin College, at Sherman, was a
distinguished visitor to our city the
past week.
Among the number of our repre-
sentative people attending the East
Texas conference, wenote the pres
ence of Ex,Mayor P. A. Turner.
A happy quartette composed of
Mesdames. c. S. Todd, Tom Curley,
f. w. Mcmillan, under the escort of
E. NJ. Harrington, spent Tuesday in
Shreveport.
The beautiful Christmas goods at
Mr.. Shelton Ragland are the admir-
alton of the city. From this estab-
liShment hundreds of children will be
made happy.
The music to be used at the Epis-
copaI and First Presbyterian
churches Christmas Sunday will be
of the highest order, and most su-
perbly rendered
Mrs. Williams and children, who
have been so elegantly entertained
by Mrs Joe Carmichael, and Miss
Morrow, have returned to their
home IN Georgia.
The hospitable home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Buff Kizer, was most pleas
antly invaded this week by Mrs.
William G. Dunn and her charming
daughter, Miss Ethel, OF Chicago,
Ill.
Mrs. E, G. Spence and son Harry,
are the guests of Mrs. ]. M. Bene-
field, of the popular Benefited Hotel.
The strongest ties of friendship bind
the affections of these estimable la
dies.
The cotillion to be given Dec. 81,
by the "Ancient order of United
Workmen, ;" will be a most elaborate
affair, and that good time will be
the portion of all is what is ex-
pected.
Miss Mary Whitaker is bestowiug
sweet hospitality upon her accom-
plished guest, Miss Kitty Willis of
New Jersey. That this fair visitor
will reign like a queen, is a fact be-
yond peradventure.
After the merry Xmas. there will
be fitting of two of our popular
bellies, Misses Mary and Utley Web
Der, to Pine Bluff, where they will
receive the hospitalities of their
friend, Miss Marie Mathews.
Mrs. l. Sokolosky left yesterday
to make her home in Shreveport,
at which point her husband has Sc
cured a most lucrative position.
This young matron will be greatly |
missed in the Hebrew circle.
Mrs. Fanny Trigg is entertaining
her son, Mr., Vance Trigg and his
bride. May the entire years bring
to them sunshine and prosperity,
should sorrows come, we pray they
may be as brief as the snow fake on
the river.
That nothing but the sweets of
life can await, our fair friend, Miss
Iona Fouke, during her intended
visit to Little Rock, is the verdict
Of those who know her. A trip
freighted with the keenest joys,
delightful surprises to be.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Booth have
gone to housekeeping at the cottage
next door to the Synagogue. May
their life within this home partake
Of the golden splendor OF the gor-
geous sunset that mantles it in
the evening with its roseate beauty.
Master John T. Jones received
most painful hurt a few days ago,
his forehead near the right
temple, A promise that Santa
Claus would bring him all he asked
for, brought ease to the throbbing
brow and a smile around the teary
ashes.
The entertainment to be given at
he opera house by the Sherman
luartette, under the direction of
he Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church, promises to
,e treat in every sense, That a
arge house will greet them is the