The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-29
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
Mrs. F. [. Wisdom, Editor.


nor will take the leading lady char
acters, while Messrs. 7. Y. Board
man and f. W. Odenhauser viii
have the principal gentlemen parts.
To state that this is an entertain-
ment of high order is needless as
only the beautiful could eminate.
from these gifted musicians.
The Literary Club was organic
ed at Mrs. Marks home last Satur-
day evening; Rev. James K. Thomp-
son, President; Mr.. Kuhl, Vice
President; Miss Marx, Secretary;
Miss Kathleen Taylor, Treasurer.
Mrs. Kline, and Mr.. Lee Estes we're
appointed to draft resolutions.
Joan of Arc" will be the subject
for discussion Tuesday evening.
Papers will be read by Miss Mann,
Mr.. Kuhl ahd l. This organization
is a step in the right direction, and
it is fondly expected that much
good will result Of its formation.
The pupils of the West side
school gave a most pleasing enter
tainment Wednesday evening in
their Assembly Hall. Notwith-
standing the very inclement wealth
er the house was packed, eager to
accord to the performers an enthu-
siastic reception. The efforts made
by the pupils were certainly graft
flying to their instructors. To par
tiCularize would be invidious, since
each acquitted themselves so cred
itabIy. The compliments extend to
Prof, and Mrs. Faulkner, who as
sisted the faculty in presenting
this praise-worthy entertainment.
The Methodist church on State
Line was the scene OF quiet mar
riage Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Kate Long the beautiful sister of
Mrs. ]. M. Turner, was married to
Mr.. Albert Bettes, of Ciarksville.
The bride will be pleasingly recalled
as the daughter of Rev. Charles
Lamb, at one time the pastor of
the First Methodist church of this
city. Her large circle of friends
Join US in wishing her the realiza-
tion of her fondest anticipation,
while congratulations are showered
upon Mr.. Bettes, in thus crowning
his life with Gods best gift to man,
noble wife who will ever bring
sunshine and gladness within his
home.
The Marlposa Club gave a most
enjoyable german at their club
rooms Thanksgiving evening. The
array of beauty and gallantry that
filled the parlors, truly was an in
centive to tune the voice to sing a
song of praise and thanks. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Willis, Mrs. Kline, Misses Kathlene
Taylor, Matte Roseborough, Helen
Surles, Annie Turner, Mary, Utlie
and Cora Webber, Susie Khul,
Mamie and Cuggie Hynson, Gertie
Marx, Pauline Munzesheimer, Iona
Fouke, Ida and Belle Chic, Irene
Afford, Lillian Runnels; Col. Web
ber Drs. Dupree and Clements,
Messrs. Whitaker, G. Taylor, Khul,
Peel, Scruggs, Estes, Fouke, Wicks,
Turner, Buel, Holiday, Solinsky,
Odeuhauser, Ferguson, Kane, War
ren, Gaines, Marshall,
A letter from Mrs. Earnest
Thompson to your correspondent,
was most welcomed the past week.
Glad, indeed, we were to learn Of
the pleasant days that are coming
to her and hers, Very recently
has it been her pleasure to listen to
the divine diva, Patti, in concert.
A visit to Walter SCOTS home at
Abbotsfords is most accurately de-
scribed, the clair in which he sat, |
the desk at which he wrote his nov
els, the books that ill his extensive
the rooms each and every
one teeming with histronic interest,
is read Of with kcenest delight. At |
the mention of Melrose Abbey, |
there is a lightning of the heart |
nerves, as we recall the fact that |
here, amid these ruins, rest the
heart of Robert Bruce. The christ
ening of her baby boy, Hugh Char
lie, by the Rev. DR.. Lees at
the st. Giles Cathedral, is writ
ten of with tenderness and a
mother love that is beautiful
beyond compare. A trip through
the Torssachs in company with Mr.. |
Thompson and Miss Katie Carmich.
ael (who is LOVINGLY recalle0 is
spoken of with keeuest pleasure, A
of Americans are in the |
University, among them Mr.. Har-
din of Kentucky, whose wife is the
of Vice-President Steven