The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-02-27
SOCIETY NEWS.
Events of Social Nature during the
Past Week.


The college social Thursday night
was attended by number of the
young peopie,of the town.
Miss Beulah Rowan gave an enter
tainment to quite number of her
friends, Monday night, in honor of
Miss Annie Kelly OF Knoxville.
A pleasant time is reported by one
who was there. st4
Miss Bertha Coming gave social
Saturday evening to a few of her
friends. Miss Bertha is graceful
entertainer and a very pleasant time
is reported. Games of varions kinds
were engaged in until late hour.
Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gamble
gave social in honor of Miss Flora
Porter, of Middle Tennessee, who is
visiting relatives at this place. Quite
number were present and the
beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gam
bic was place of genuine pleasure
and enjoyment.
Mr. and Mrs. "A. c. Montgomery
gave social in honor Of their charm
ing niece, Miss Flora Porter, at their
residence on Main Street, Tuesday
evening. Eighteen young people were
present and enjoyed the hospitality of
the host and hostess and their guest.
1t was pronounced one of the pleas
ATTEST events Of the season.
Friday night at the pleasant home
of Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. H. P.Huddleston
a delightful reception was given in
honor of their charming guest, Miss
Estella Bell. The doctor and wife
are noted among our young people as
capital entertainers and as they were
ably assisted by Miss Bell, the eve
nlng could be nothing but success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A Goddard, at
their handsome and commodius re
sidence north of town gave pleasant
social in honor of their daughter. Miss
Ilia's sixteenth birthday. There was
"A large number of young folks pre-,
sent, both from the town and college.
All were delighted with the character
istic southern hospitality and spent a
very enjoyable evening.
Friday night Miss Beulah May
Montgomery, daughter OF A. G.
Montgomery, one Of the charming
little Misses af our town, gave social
to somelof her young friends. 1t was
lively party, games of various kinds
being played. The younger people
should be allowed to have these
pleasant little at home parties oftener.
Those present were: Ina Mckinzle,
Kathleen Thompson, Lille Ambrister
Myrtle George and Edna Mundy; the
boys were Raymond Patton, Fisher
Hannum, Carl Hackney, Jim God
dard, Jr., Homer Chandler, Wiilie
Ambrister, Walter Singleton and X.
Vol. Williams of the college.
On Washington's h-day Capt
w. Y. C. Haunum gave dinner tc
the clerks of the postoffice and a mum
Der of other friends. A bountlful din
ner and one Of the pleasantest of times
is reported. The following are those
who enjoyed the hospitality of the
genial Captain: Drs. W. Gates anc
Jas. H. Martin; Attorneys W. Cul'
ton and +. ii. Lamon; Rev. G. W.
Jackson; Joe Burger, cashier Bank o
Maryville; Sam Patton, the Jeweler
las, A. McKinzie, depot agent; 5. l.
George, the druggist; W. P. Hood
Supt. of the K. & AR. R. and The
clerks at the postoffce Jno. A
Everett and Chas. d. Chandler. |
was jolly crowd and anyone who II
acquainted with the gentlemen, know
they had an excellent time.
Maryville Wooden Mills say t.
engage your soap before you bring IT.
as they are scarce for room.
We learn that the Friendsvill'
Canning factory shipped car load o
tomatoes to Atlanta, Ca, last Friday