The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-06
THE WEEK In SOCIETY
Nrs. n. l. VISION. EdItOr
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given Dv Mrs. Winged CD her little
daughter Lulu, Monday afternoon,
watt t1-us the mauv pleasures eu
loved this little hostess guests.
In the happy gathering no wall
I flower was To- be found. neither vas
enuui complained of-all was happy
as the birds iu the glad spring time
t The ladies combined to create this-
an afternoon Of rare pleasure and
enjoyment. Mauv good Things in
ia the wav of refreshments were
( prepared for these little ones.
The popular Rose Bud club was
most delightfully."- entertained Tues
I day evening by Mrs. s.. Fl. McNealy,
assisted by Dr. and Mrs. Spearmau,
Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe and Mrs.
Jones. The pleasures that had
+ been formulated for these hearts,
as light as the foam of the sea
4 were most intensely enjoyed. Dan
eng formed the mode of eutertdiu-
ment and until the hour came for
good nights to be said, and the
Rose Buds to close their eyes in
/ happy dreamiaud, was this pleasure
eni0ved. A vote of thanks was
. rendered the accomplished hostess
( for d most delectabIe evening.
I The birthday fete given by Mr..
and Lrs. Whitney to their daugh-
I ter, Bessie, at Spring Lake Park,
. Friday evening, was a most pro-
nounced success. The pavilion had
been brilliantly lighted for the low
/ |ers Of the may dance. Those pres
eut were Mrs. Blackburn and DR.
I Spearmau as chaperones, Misses
|Susv Story Emma Wisdom, Bessie
Whitley Annie King, Mackie Sur
/ geou, Pearl Spearmau- Allie Black
burn, Jenny Martin, Earuie Ldti-
inner, Minnie Prince, Susie Khul,
4 Amelia Sewer, Clara Chance, Au-
/ gusta King; 1Iessrs Shelton Webb,
IJav Smith, Leon Kosmiuskv jim
Halligan, Ed Khul, Bragg Williams
/ Percy Burton, Oscar High, Sid COLI
Inns, Charlie Palmer, Walter Ed
wards, Charley Webb. Allen Whit
I ley, Norborne Sutton, Gene San
ders and Mr.. Topp.
/ The queries that often meet us,
are-whdt has become of the Flo
1 raj Society What are the pros
/ poets for our Chrysauthemum fair2
ETC., etc. This state of affairs is
radically wr0ng-the association is
Iln a more formidable condition than
at any time since its organization
PerChance our unusual hot summer
has been the cause Of this seeming
negligence and non interest that
now surrounds this enterprsiug
body Be this the cause no longer,
let our worthy President call
meeting at once, appoint commit
tees to see to catalogues and other
business. Bring lite aud activity
out of idleness and slumber and
give to our admiriug public a fair
that will be a credit to the associa-
ti0u, and TO the flower loving
people at large. Take up the
spring discussed carnival and let il
. be a realization in very truth. Let
a kinder fate than oblivion 1efall
the Floral Association, is the PRAYER
of more than one.
Friday evening a most recherche
tea was given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Latimer complimentary
to Mr., Toppof Memphis, The most
beautiful flowers had been cuued to
! grace the table, which we're most
advahtageousIy placed upon the
satin damask amid cut glass and
the ddintiest china The perfect
arrangement was to pay tribute to-
the beautiful women and gallant
men gathered around the hospiti-
BILE board The menu was elegant
and served in the most approved
style, Mr. aud Mrs. Latimer had
with them Misses Irene Afford,
Maud Sewer, Kate Taylor, Earuie
| Latimer Messrs Topp A. Often.
hauser, Emmett Cross aud N. ~.
| Kane. Joke and bright repartee
with the most perfect retreshment
claimed the guests for more than
two hours at the table, I'm the
| parlors cards aud music we're in.
dulged ia, The climax to the
evenings pleasure was the song, by
Mr.. Goss accompanied by Mr. or
fenhauser
Our editor and his accomplished
wife rendered their beautiful little
daughters Aline and Mildred Gard
ner, lawn party Friday afternoon,
from four Co siX At the hour bid
den the ittle ladies and geutIe-
| man hntYa,H o., laaap4l,la tuhtl, uv