The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-01

Miss Charlotte CurnOw terminat-
ed a charming visit to her brother,
who holds a responsible position at
the popular TEXARKANIAN erice,
Monday. She left for her home at
Denver, Colorado.
Our boss did not forget his socie-
ty scribe last Saturday, when the
/ circus tickets were distributed-we
were one of the boys. Of course
my brood lowered beneath the
shadow of my wings, as did yours.
The beautiful Misses Mamie and
Cuggle HynsOu, whose absence has
been so keenly felt in the social
world. filled the hearts of their
friends with rapture by their arrl-
val in the city Saturday, from
Batesville, Ark.
COL and Mrs. T. E. Webber re-
turned from Taylorsville, KY,
Thursday, where they visited aud
friends, auld scenes, that are ever
dear, from association. The silver
links ofyouth were forged and fet-
tered in the Blue Grass region.
What a pleasure it is to peruse
the letters of that accomplished
and greatly beloved woman, Mrs.
Ernest Thompson, as she so graphi-
cally describes the beauties of the
lakes of Bonny Scotland. Another
communication will be most hatter-
ingly received.
The home of Dr.. and Mrs. +. W.
Reed has beeu graced by the pres
cnce of Mrs. Albert Reed of Little
Rock aud Mrs. Will Reed of Ft
Worth. Pleasures unallOyed were
enjoyed by them, while a speedy re.
turn to the city will be highly ap
preciated by their admirers.
Mrs. Henry Moore and her accom-
plished daughter, Miss Mildred,
left for St. Louis Tuesday evening,
where they will spend several days
with relatives. From there, New
York City will be visited, which
place aud its attractions will detain
our friends until Christmas. A
pleasant trip and safe return is the
wish Of all,
We regret that the pleasure that
awaited the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Cory on last evening at the
Halloween Party, were only in the
form of anticipation as we go to
press. For many it will be reve-
lation in the way of amusements,
and in our next letter will give a
deatailed account of the entertain
ment, which will be a most delight.
full affair,
Our absent ones will soon be at
home for the winter. Last week
Miss Mabel Williams who spent the
heated term in Chicago, st, Louis
and other places of interest, arriv-
ed in the city in the city. She was
Joined in St. Louis by her sister,
Mrs. W. M. Willis, where together
the fall festivities were most thor
oughly enjoyed. They are most
pleasantly quartered at 9l9 State
street.
Invitations have been issued by
Mesdames Frances j. Rogers and
Rollin W. Rogers for a reception to
be rendered Mrs. Thosmas f. Rog-
ers, Wednesday evening, November
the fourth, from three to six. Hap
piest anticipations linger around
this social function, as on this occa-
sion a most cordial welcome will be
extended to the bride of one of our
most promising and substantial
young men, Mr. Thomas f, Rogers.
How more than pleased are the
friends Of Mrs. Fouke and Miss
Iona to welcome them home again
after two months spent far from
home, Yesterday brought these
friends to us, looking so well, and
reporting most enjoyable time,
While Mr., Fouke is a most excellent
goldbug, 1t is reported that his
daughter wears a silverbug, on
whose outstretched wings are min.
ature pictures Of Bryan and Sewall
Miss Iona IS on the popular side,
and the eyentful third will make
evident her wisdom, in departing,
politically, from the house Of her
father
An unutterable gloom was spread
over the city, when the sad tidings
of the death of Rev. William Burch
flashed over the wires Thursday
evening, He had been in the Mas
ters service but a few years, and in
the brief time, he was a warrior
bold in defence of the divine truth.
At all times feeling pity tor those
who denied the Savior of man. aud
with a kin1lv rphukinu snirit would