The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-07
The WEEK in SOCIETY.
Mrs. F. |, Wisdom, Editor


ening will be the most elaborate in
years,
COL W. i, Hayden accompanied
by Miss Matte Hayden are spend.
ing some time at Hot Springs, Not
in search of lost health, but to en-.
Joy many social courtesles from
their many friends at this popular
winter resort,
The presence Of Bishop Garrett
in the city Is ever a pleasure to her
Citizens, for a more polished elo,
quent divine does not visit us, His
sermon this morning at the st,
James Episcopal church will be a
masterlul one.
That prince Of merchants, Mr., r.
D. O'Dwyer is off to New York,
where he will purchase a most ex-
tenslve stock of goods, which will be
of the latest and most stylish de-
signs and quality from both domes-
tic and foreign looms
No one should saty at home to-
day, the services at all the church
es will be unusually good, Go and
may be some seed will find lodgment
In our hearts that will bring forth
a harvest that has no ending, this
side OF the beautiful gates,
Rev, Mr., Daniels pastor of the
First Baptist church leaves Tues
day for Chattanooga, where on the
eleventh he will be married to the
accomplished MISS Eton Com
gratulatons we extend to you
may the best Of life come to you
and yours,
Echoes from Little Rock tell us
Of the delightful visit Of one of
TeSarkana's bellies, Miss Iona
Fouke, AS sweets come to the
sweet, so do good times to those
who 30 thoroughly enjoy pleasures
formulated for their delight as our
absent friends
Cards are out for an entertain.
ment to be given Tuesday evening
by those delightful entertainers,
Mr., and Mrs s, E, WhitsIdes, The
0utter Of delight that comes from
this pleasureable announcement IA
felt over the city, and we all know
that a good time Is sure In store
for us,
At no distant day a beautiful
comic operetta will be given In the
city by home talent, This musical
feature Is In the hands of one who
has given much attention to the
proper staging and details of enter.
talnments of this nature and that
II will be a pronounced success Ia an
assured tact
All shortcomings must be atoned
In some way, some how, The AR h
heavy with the evil doInga Of boys
belonging to the best families In
the city Boys 30 young In years,
that II makes the heart stand stIll
with the enormlty Of the tranagrea.
sion, Fatherl motherI be more
watehful less the correction comes
too late, too late,
Mr. and Mrs j u, tightfoot ecle.
braicd their eighth anniversary
Friday evening, by bringing togeth'
er a few Intimate friends who, In
loving words, congratulated them
on the return Of this happy day
The greetings aud kind wishes over
a game Of cards was most intensely
enjoyed, The conclusion OF this
pleasant pastme eyneed the tact
that Miss Chic was the winner Of
the ladies prize aud Mr. Russell the
gentlemen Refreshments aa doIn.
" aa the pleasure Of the evening
had been enjoyed, were served,
Those present wefe Misses John.
son, Hayden, Huekihs, Ghioi Messrs,
Arthur Marshall, Lock, Russell
Mesdames Mallory, Lumpkin, Dr.
aud Mrs, Lightloot, Judge and Mrs,
l., A. Byrne
The residence Of Judge and Mrs,
Hiram Glass was delightfully."-
tstofmed' Friday evening by par
" Of our young ladies aud gente-
men, The stotmlnH was IA tomullH
ment to their beautiful guest, Miss
BraRleton, aud the peels of happy
voices raised In strains Of
sweet music, told that within all
we're IA merry IA The marriage bell
Mr and Mrs, Glass proved lhems
selves royal entertainers aud made
for their guests an evening feplete
with pleasant reeolleetions. Those
present were Misses lioscborouph, !
Ncttle Smith, Helen SurIes, Irene
Afford, Kate Taylor Annie Turner
Maidle Turner, butteh, Valerie
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