The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-15

ing on the beauties Of Mrs Geo. Tay-
lors Chrysanthemums, declares a
single bloom to be as large as her
head. Next week will be truly
week OF floral beauties. Everybody
come and see.
The wager made by one the So
ciety girls may result in orange
blossoms, ringing wedding bells
and the becoming OF a benedict of
I one of our prominent business men.
The slipper and rice are awaiting
the happy consumation.
Miss Maggie Mitchell is in the
city, the guest of Mrs. Giles, 1t
will be learned with great pleasure
by the friends of other days to
know that there is a strong proba-
bility that this family will return
to the city, to make it their future
home.
The return of Mr.. T. v Board
man to the city is welcome tidings
to many. His beautiful voice, coup
led with his pleasing personality
establishes him as a favorite in our
refined society He and his charm
ing wife have rooms at the Bradley
House.
The election of Hon. r. L. Hem
ry to Congress from the Seventh
district of Texas, is a high compIi
ment worthiIy bestowed upon for
mer citizen To see his advance
ment in the political world is
great pleasure to friends Of his boy
hood days.
The poem from the pen of of the
gifted Mrs. Paul jones to Hon. W,
! j. Bryan at the time of his nomiua-
tion for Pre- sident is receiving its
we'll merited need OF praise from
the press. The San Antonio papers
| proclaim it to be the best that has
been presented.
The races to be given on the
/ twenty-sixth of the month at Spring
Lake Park, under the auspices Of
the Mercury Wheel Climb, are grow.
ing in interest. So promising are
they in anticipated pleasure, that
President Kane's face is as bright
as the midday sun.
The excellent committees to ar
range the Chrysanthemum Fair,
will begin tomorrow to decorate and
make attractive the eX-Produce
building. Under their skill and
magical touch, the 18th will dis
close one of the most exquisite eX-
hibits yet made In the city.
Miss Fannie Heilbron drew around
her last Tuesday evening a large
party of her musical friends. The
pleasure OF the evening was great
ly enhanced by the exquisite sing
ing OF the young hostess, Prof.
McCann and wife contributed large
| ly to the making this entertainment
most pleasurabIe.
The protracted services at the
Cumberland Presbyterian and First
Baptist churches are growing in in
terest and attendance. That great
good will result from these services
is the desire of the city, Rev,
James r. Thompson lost his voice
temporarily last Sabbath, so much
50 that the morning services had to
be discontinued
Through Maj. W, e. Estes the
building formerly used by the Pro-
duce Co., has been rendered the
Floral Society, with the compIi-
ments of Messrs Brown of Austin.
The act calls forth deepest appreci-
alton from the Society, and it is a
great desire of theirs to have the
gentlemen present at their APP
preaching floral display to receive
the courtesies that would be ex.
tended so graciously to them by the
handsome ladies' Give a large pat
ronage next week at the Fair, that
they may be encouraged, aud have
the sweet assurance of home APP
probation of the noble work being
done by them for the city
Sanderson-High- Wednesday at
high noon, in the parIors of Mrs.
Holiday, Rev. James X, Thompson
officiating, Mr. NJ e. Sanderson
aod Miss Cora High were united in
marriage in the presence of their
relatives and-a few intimate friends,
Both have been reared in the city,
and by their worthy and charming
personality have made for them.
selves a circle of friends, who on
this momentous period Of their
lives would invoke the most treas.
ured blessings to attend them on
on their untrled journey Of life.
Mr. Sanderson is engaged in bust.