The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-31
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
Mrs. F. |. Wisdom, Editor.
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nels, jeanette Siguor JaenetteGoss.
Pauline Munzeshelmer Messrs. john
Hoy, Adam OGenhauser, Clarence
Taylor, WillisWhitaker, Collins Gains
Orland Holiday, Emmett Goss,
Frank Fouke, Frank Dean, Frank
Scruggs, Frank Wichs, Geo Thorn
as Peel and Dr. and Mrs. Lightfoot.
Wednesday afternoon a continual
tion Of the delightful series of en-
tertainments, inaugurated by the
Mesdames Huckins and Miss Cora,
called within this pleasant environ
ment Mesdames Geo, Fouke, Charles
Eisley. Frank Polhamius, Kirby
Smith, Grim and Miss Mate Hay
don. AS in the past, the afternoon
was spent in conversation, music and
watching the needle as it flashed in
and out creating the beautiful FAM
cy work, which Is so facinating to
our gentle ladies' These entertain.
ers served the most rehershe re-
freshments ere the good friends
separated, carrying with them
memories so fraught with the de.
lights Of the hour
In a social way, no event has ever
called forth so much comment as
the approaching layishly planned
ball to be given by Mr., and Mrs,
Bradley Martin at the Waldorf Ho-
tel, February eighth From Bos.
ton comes the most scathing sar-
casm from the lips Of Rev. Sam
Jones Every where the sinful ex-
trayagance Is denounced in the
strongest terms, Yet still more
prlncely becomes the "bal masque, /"
so determined arc these entertain
ers to eclipse any social function
ever given on the American contl-
nent, The sensation here has caus.
ed the rIpples to touch the shores of
the old world, which stands with
bended ear to catch the last deyel-
opments in this vulgar American
outlay Of money
Why 10 II that our people are 30
wanting In proper appreciation Of
Arbor DayY and what city could be
more materially benefited by the
planting Of beautiful shade trees
than TeSarkana, the twin city Of
the WestY The inherent love we
gave TO those or that which belongs
to us would cause our streets, when
planted with shade trees, to become
an individual pride to us ALL Plan-
ed by some boy or girl In the spring
time OF life, receiving ever their
care aud protection, playing part,
perehanee, In every ehapterol their
lives, When the form once soaetiye,
becomes inhrm, to tell the story to
some eurly-headed graudchIld will
be a pleasure fraught with sweet
est memories to grandma and
grandpa Let our Mayors, Public
schools aud Floral Society combine
and make our approaching Arbor
Day a credit to themselves aud a
great good to the city
Pleasant surprises are doubly
pleasurabe 30 declared Col aud
Mrs. G, S, Todd Thursday evening"
when their homo was invaded by u
party OF cur society folks, to meet
their beautiful guest Miss Dutton,
To hearts as light as these pleasure
come as naturally az do the flowers
In spring, Mrs Todd, assisted by
her sletcr Mrs, Minnie Curley soon
had the hours filed with un and
geefuness, The grand triumph Of
the evenings pleasures was an old.
fashion candy pulling, which was
kcenly enjoyed Those present
we're Mlaaes Irene Afford Belle
Chic, Matte Roseborougb, Annie
Turner Maidie Turner Kate Tay.
lor Jeanette sighof, Nettie Smith,
Messrs Claud Shepherd, Rob Burt,
George MtNcaly, Adam Oueuhaus-
en- n, H. Kane, John Hoy Charlie
Dems, Madge Ferguson, George
Thomas, Collins Gaines, John RIeha
ardson,
Never sadder tidihgs otilly Ia
dead did the telegraph bflng into
our city, as these words which turn
ed sunshine luto sbadowioy into sof.
row aad hope Into despair for maay
Of our friends last Sabbath morning
From babyhood to giflbood had
Lllly 'fumcrllyed among ourpooplc,
loved for being loyabt, surrounded
by true loyal friends because sue too
was faithful Away As the bud
gives promise Of the uhtoldrd beau
ties Of the rose, so did tlllys girl
hood days ptesOgo the perfect wus
man Talented 10 an unusual des
srss. IA was her Measure ta eaFrv