The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-12-27
THE WEEK in SOCIETY.
Mrs E Wisdom Editor


going. Many thanks Miss Belle,
may an opportunity present itself in
which | can reciprocate the kind
ness.
Mr.. James E. Brown and family
of Kansas, are enjoying our ideal
weather. To them who comes from
the ICY regions, such days are as
beautiful as those Wordsworth tells
US are so heavenly they cannot die. +"
Mr.. Brown is extended the Christ
mas greeting within the home of
Capt. and Mrs, w. 7. Eaton.
Our household is indebted to
Messrs. Collins Gaines, Adam Often.
hauser, Arthur Mershall, Geo.
Thomas, Maj. Ferguson and Sam
Solinsky, for music sweet and low
as ever was waited on evening
breeze to souls attended to such
harmony. An early repetition would
be most heartily enjoyed. So come
very soon.
The wedding of Mr.. ]. O. Hardin
and Miss Genevieve Bonner was qui-
etly solmenized at the home of the
brides mother, Tuesday morning at
seven o'clock. Immediately after
the ceremony the bridal couple left
for Sherman, where they will spend
the honeymoon. Our sincerest
congratulations are rendered them,
wishing for them every JOY and no
sorrow.
A few friends gathered at the
home of Col. and Mrs. Henry Moore
and enjoyed the blue point oyster
lunch, Tuesday evening. Miss
Mildred presided most gracefully.
Around the elegantly appointed ta-
bic were Miss Moore, Miss Fouke,
Miss Turner, Miss Smith, Messrs.
Wave Whitaker, Henry Moore,
Charles Bemis, Boy Haywood, DR..
and Mrs. ]. A. Lightfoot.
Friday evening the little folks
of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church were made glad by the
numberless presents that were pre-
sented them, from the Xmas tree.
A most beautiful tree it was, this
with it's fragrance OF music and
song filled the hearts of the schol-
ars with rapture, and was extreme
ly gratifying to the teachers and
congregation,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Smith left
yesterday for Orlando, Fla, to
spend several days with their rela-
tives. 1t was feared when these
good people came to us, that an
early death would claim them, by
their friends, but not so. The cli-
mate has been so invigorating that
in the cheek of each is the hue Of
health that put to shame the roses
that bloom in June.
The palatial home of Col. and
Mrs. Henry Moore will be thrown
open to their friends New Years
Day, where cordial greeting and
wishes for prosperous, happy in
coming twelve months will be spo-
ken by the host and hostess, Mrs.
Henry Moore and Miss Mildred, as
sisted by Mesdames j. A. Lightfoot,
F. Polhamius, Miss Annie Turner
Ncttie Smith, Kathleen Taylor,
Maud Taylor, Helen Surles, These
delightful entertainers will receive
from five to nine.
Rev. ]. A. Beagle of Charleston,
Mo-, who has been sent by the East
Texas Conference to the charge of
the State Line Methodist Church,
has arrived, and is the honored
guest OF DR., Mann, He will con-
duct the services at the church
this morning, where a large congre-
cation will meet him, DR., Beagle
comes most highly recommended,
his fame as divine having pre-
ceded him, The church and town
are to be congratulated in being so
favored by the conference,
Orange blossoms wreathed the
brow of Mis- Lena Wade Thursday
evening, when she plighted her
troth to Mr., II, O. McGill, in the
presence Of the assembled guests.
This ceremony imposing in It's sol.
emnity was read by the Rev. Chas.
Daniels at the residence of the
brides brother, Mr. W, @. Wade.
After the ceremony the bridal cou.
pie boarded the train to visit a |
number OF the larger western cities
May their highest expectations be
crowned with fruitlon, and Joy un.
alloyed be ever their constant COM
panlon.
Mr., and Mrs, Ernest Dryer re.
ceived the young ladies and gentle
meS Tuesday evening In eompli.
ment to Miss pulliam, of louisville, |
Kentucky The parlors had been
converted into yeritable mlsletoe
bower beneath whose wtehlnp