The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-10-18
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
Mrs. F. [. Wisdom, Editor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ter, Misses Mildred Moore, Mary
Hoffman, Messrs. Agnes and Thomp-
son, was at its best. Rev. Mr..
Thompson delivered a logical ser
non, teeming with persuasions, and
the loving kindness Of the Father
f all. His earnestness impressed
MS hearers, and no doubt that day
rood seed was sown, that some day
will spring up, yielding rich har-
vest for the sower and the good of
nan.
IAMs-DALY.-At high noon
Wednesday, October the four
teenth, the nuptials of Mr. w. A.
Williams and Miss Dell DAILY, were
5olemized, at the home of the
brides mother, with only the imme-
date relatives of the contracting
parties present. Though their
numerous friends were absent IN
person, the fact that this event
long expected, was materainng,
called forth sentiments teeming
with the sincerest congratulations,
md on all sides expressions burden
ed with best wishes, long life and
much happiness, was heard. Mr..
Williams has been for many years
one of the leading business men of
the city, occupying positions OF
great responsibility, all of which
has been filled by him in such way
rs to proclaim him a man of won
derful executive ability; quiet in
department, courteous and kind,
he has by these traits made for him
self friends that will abide always
true as steel Miss DAILY is one of
the most beautiful debutants of
the season. Her blonde lovliness
is of the rarest type-ol the order
that appeals to ones better nature,
trusting aud confding Her friends
are legion aud had their special
cause for devotion to their Little
Gem" Scarce eighteen summers
have blossomed for her, vet those
that know her best and most inti-
mately, pronounce her a womanly
woman, who will ever prove to her
husband his good angel After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs, Williams
left for Dallas and other cities, to
be absent several days, On their
return they will find a cordial greet
ing awaiting them, and congratula-
tions that had no voice, will then
be showered upon them without
number.
HUNTER MAYHER, AT the Catho-
lie church Wednesday morning, in
the presence of their many friends,
Mr.. Tom Hunter and Miss Maggie
Mayher plighted their troth, for
better or worse, until death did
them part. As the last stroke of
eight died on the morning air, the
bridal couple escorted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Lingard, Mr., Will May
her and Miss Eva Fulcher entered
the church. Miss Mary Halligan
presided at the organ. AS the
strains of the Mendlesohn Wedding
March hoated out on the morning
breeze the bridal couple passed in
to the sanctuary, where they were
met by Farther Barbin, who joined
them in the bonds of holy wedlock,
After the ceremony high mass was
celebrated, during which most beau
tiful music was rendered by the
choir. Perfect Love, as sung by
Miss Chic was most pleasing, while
the sentiment of the music found
lodgment in the hearts of all pres
ent. Miss Mayher is young lady
of great personal beauty and men,
tai attainments. Around her is
ever found friends who love her for
true love sake. True love is the
secret sympathy, the silvery link,
the silken tie which heart to heart,
and mind to mind, in body and in
soul can bind. Mr., Hunter is one
of the sterling business men of the
town, having grown from childhood
to mans estate, gaining the esteem
and respect of all coming in contact
with him. Immediately after the
ceremony the bridal party repaired
to the residence of the brides par
ents where a most elegant break
tas was served, AS the stars peeped
from their clouds of silver sheen,
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Hunter were
rendered a reception at the home
OF the groom's parents, where each
uest wed with the other in fran
ny good wishes aud Gods blessings
or the happy couple, % The home
# the parents had received its mede
{ decoration which made 1t a most
lttiug abode for the youth and
beauty gathered therein, Mr. and
urs n,ntpp entertained with trur