The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-27

| DAKOTA, are the guests ol MI duu
Mrs. Burdsall.
Miss Maison of Virginia, is guest
at the hospitable home of Capt.
and Mrs. ]. 7. Roseborough.
After many weeks spent with
relatives in Florence, Ala, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Robbins are again "at
home"
Mrs. ]. B. LightfOot is the posses
sor of a Victor bicycle, which is
greatly admired by the visitors at
the park.
Miss Anna Brandon, accompanied
by her brother Ed, will leave today
to visit her sister, Mrs. Smith, at
Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr.. Lucius Turner has returned
from the northern markets-with a
most elaborate and elegantly select
ed stock of goods.
Mrs. Frank POlhamius, whose an
ticipated return was noted last
week, has arrived to the delight of
husband and friends.
Miss Pearl Taylor is etertaining
her friend, Miss Hattie Adams.
This visitor will no doubt prove
quite an addition to the Rosebud
Club.
1t is currently rumored that a
fair prophecies, who announces the
approach of so many weddings, will
herself make one of the November
brides.
The first frosty breath recalled
Mrs. r. H. T. Mann and the baby,
to their numerous friends in the
city, who delight to find her looking
so well.
Mrs. W. T. Hudgins with Miss
Fay and Master Carey, left Mon
day, for Detroit, to be present at
the nuptials of her sister, Miss Min
ME Norris.
After several weeks spent in CAL
ifornia, visiting relatives and the
many places of interest, Mrs. G. S.
Todd has returned home, greatly
improved in health.
The admirers of Mrs. Minnie At
kinson, with much regret, bade her
adieu Saturday, hoping that soon
she may return, where ever a loving
welcome awaits her.
Mrs. Hogane left for Dallas yes
terday to visit her friend, Mrs. Caf-
frey. Her stay will be sufficiently
prolonged to enable her to be pres
ent at the Dallas fair.
The popular belle in the Jewish
circle, Miss Sara Davis, has return
ed to her home at Shreveport.
Madam Rumor has it that at no
distant day she will return TO abide
with us.
Mrs. G, W. Fouke and Miss Iona,
left Tuesday, for a pleasurable out
ing. Little Rock, Memphis, Shelby
vile, ILL.,, and the more northern
points, will be complimented with
their presence ere they return to
the city,
Mrs. Ida Drake and children, re.
turned to their home in St, Louis
Friday, after spending most pleas
urabe time with her sister, Mrs.
W. H. Evans. A more appreciated
visitor than Mrs. Drake does not
honor the city.
The wedding in high life, that oc'
ours on the fourteenth of next
month, will be a Wagnerian one.
Instead of a march there will be a
cho,us from the opera rendered by
twelve ladies, and a solo by one OF
our sweetest singers.
Mrs. h. B. Williams and children,
are again in the city, after spend
ing several mouths with her par.
ents, at Washington, Ark, In a
short while they will move into
their beautiful new home, which is
one of the most imposing residences
in the city.
Yesterday Mr.. George Webber
terminated his visit to his parents,
to again enter the Navy School at
Annapolis, Md, His VISIT was
fraught with great pleasure, as it
is ever pleasing to receive the as.
surance of dear ones and friends of
continued love and heartfelt wish
es, for ones promotion and interest,
The year that is to be passed in
study may in it be accomplished,
that which will tinge the coming
years with roseate hue and hallow,
ed memory, Mrs Webber accom-
panied her son as far as her child
hoods home in Kentucky, where
she will make a visit, which we