The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-12-13

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Cory.
Mrs. W. T. Hudgins is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Crittenton, of
Detroit.
Capt. and Mrs. Dawson are now
housekeeping at the Story place
on Pine street.
There is some talk of taking the
excellent Mariposa Minstrels to our
sister city-Shreveport.
That have found my voice after
a weeks silence is too delightful to
be a joke. Thanks, am much bet
ter.
The beautiful Miss Pulliam of
Louisville, Ky, will spend the win
ter in our city. as the guest of Mrs.
j. f. Smith.
Mrs. Rachel Moores is extending
the sweet hospitalities of her home,
on State street, to her neice, Miss
RACHEL Godbold.
The entertainment to have been
given by the "Guild of the Cross"
has been postponed until the early
part of January.
Mrs. F. W. Offenhauser after a
prolonged visit to her sister, who
has been so critically i'll, returned
home last Saturday.
A certain young man of Pine
Bluff, has been heart hit by one OF
our blonde beauties, and rumor has
it, he will be here today.
We areIunder many obligations
to Miss Annie Turner for notes from
the ball room. These courtesies
are held in high appreciation.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l..
Marshall is frightened by the pres
ence of Mrs. L. W. Welch and Miss
Ella Smith of Parsons, Kansas,
Bright eyed Miss Pauline Munzes-
heimer left for Little Rock Satur-
day, where her presence will be ap-
preciated by the beaux of the city
of roses. "
Wedding bells will ring out the
nuptials of one OF our most deserv-
ing young men, Mr.. Vance Trigg to
Miss Eula Velvin of New Lewisville,
Dec. 18th.
There is an exquisite diamond be-
ing set as a Christmas present for
the beautiful blonde, Miss Maidle
Turner, who is now attending COL
lege at Mexico, Mo.
The ladies were out in great num-
bers at the bicycle races last Satur-
day. With their glittering wheels
and fetchy costumes, they were ex-
travagantly admired.
Captain E. F, Kane is endcavor-
ing to make the afternoon of Christ
mas Day a period replete with
amusement, eminating from races,
on the bike to be sure.
The anticipated return of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Bottoms to our city
after three years spent in Califor-
MIA, is information that will be glad
ly welcomed by their numerous
friends,
The music at the First Presbyte-
rian church today will be unusually
good. A duet by two of our sweet
singers, Misses Iona Fouke and
Jenny Signor, will be most pleasing
ly rendered.
For required information as to the
bicycle races of last Saturday, look
up Mr.. Collins Gaines-he will be
only too happy to aid you, notwith-
standing the difficulty of avoiding
the pronoun |.
The Sherman quartette will give
a most pleasing concert at the
First Presbyterian church Dec. 26
The excellent singing by this quar-
tette is told Oft will be no doubt |
a rare musical treat,
Mr., Horace Randall was in the
city the past week, renewing pleas
aut acquantances 1t is with great
pleasure his friends learn of his pro.
motion and the future will bring
him to Shreveport to reside,
Miss Daisy Floyd was a most
charming hostess to her many
friends Friday evening, The dance
was greatly enjoyed by her guests,
and all voice her boundless thanks
for so pleasurable an evening.
The Ketmau Klub will be held at
Judge B, Y, Estes tomorrow even
ing A most interesting program
will be rendered A cordially ipvi-
tatiou is extended TO those who de-
sire to become members to be pres
ent, at this meeting
Rev. w. b, Preston and family