The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-06

home.
NJ aud Mrs. John Kline have re-
turned from a months stay at Min
erdI Wells, very much improved 10
health.
Miss Lizzie Ford Terminated a
most charming 1sit to her friend,
Mrs. Arnold at HghIaua Heights,
this week.
The extreme illness of Miss Mat
tie TiIsou is much depIoreG by her
host of friends and her speedy re-
coverY IS wished for
The many friends OF Rev Charles
Lamb. will have the great pleasure
Of hearing this favorite again this
morning at First 1Iethodistchurch.
This fall our girls are doing hou-
ors to many states. Miss Agnes
Friensehuer viii pursue the study
of music the coming scholastic year
at the famous Boston Couservato-
rv.
Mr. Pope Briley has again resum-
ed his studies at Vanderbilt Univer-
sitv The best wishes. Of the friends
of tins promising young man 60
with him, and trust many honors
await him this year.
Miss Lalla Witherspoon has ac-
cepted a position with the Oak
Cliff College near Dallas. She left
last Monday for this place We
congratulate this college on secur-
ing so accomplished a woman as
Miss Lalla
Miss Florence Blythe compliment
ed her friend Mss Nanuye D. Hill
with a most elegant ~" Tuesday
evening. In keeping with the re-
past was the amusemeuts consist
ing of music and dancing which
we're enjoyed most keenly.
Mr., Ed T. Burk has returned from
New York, where he has purchased
a most elaborate and extensive
stock for the drt@ Store, and at the
same time, remembered that the
holidays were coming at which
time many beautiful gifts would be
required
Rev James h Thompson has re-
turned to the city, after a mouth
spent with his relatives in Ken.
tucfy He will conduct the usual
Sunday ministry services at the
Old School Presbyterian church tor
day The congregation welcomes
this brilliant young divine most
gladly
The w @ T, D. entertainment
that was booked for the past week,
to be given at the hame of Col. and
Mrs, Paul Jones, was postponed uu-
til this Thursday The mast pleas
ing program has been provided and
those that do not attend will have
denied themselves a pleasure long
to be regretted.
The elegant Lawson home is
graced by the presence Of the beau
tjful Miss Carrie Brscoe Of Mem
phis This accomplished young lady
never had a more perfect foil than
in the brunette beauty of Miss
Heleu Surles To see them togeth.
err one is reminded OF the beauties
Of the lily and the rose.
The following young ladies' will
pursue their studies and music at
the following schools Mexico, Mo-,
Missess Mable aud Minnie Tolbot,
Maidle Turner, Eva Paine, Maggie
Watson, Annie King, Pauline Trigg,
Arkadelphia, Ark, Misses Helen
Crouch, Susie and Lizzie Frost,
The Twin City Bristol Tenn. and
Va) Miss Emma Wisdom Oxford,
Miss, Miss Georgia Tyson
Labor Day, under the auspices OF
the Mercury Wheel Club. will Dee SO
fraught with fun and froIjc, that
the memory will iuger long after
the day has been numbered with
the things chat were Old and
young, serious and yay will all be
present to enjoy the many good
things the Mercury Club has pre-
pared for this eveuttul day Every
body should put aside their chronic
complaint, lock the suggestion Of
hard times tight away, even the l6
20 / should have but one considera-
tiou aud that rs good laughs Co I
droll face,
As music, coming over the water
at twilight dewy hour, falls on The