The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-28

small hatchets like unto the one
that cut the famous CHEEKY tree
was given each guest as fayors OF
the evening. The delights Of this
occasion will ever be recalled with
unbounded pleasure.
Most delightfully."- did Capt, and
Mrs. Harry Taylor entertain the
Keltmaw Klub Monday evening
Apart from the splendidly prepar-
ed papers on the Merry Wives Of
Windsor, by Mrs Joe Huckins, Jr,
and DR.. Dupree, the pleasure OF the
occasion took on an unexpected
feature by way of hypnotic eXhi-
bition under the management OF
Prof. Cary, Hypnotism being now
recognized as a science, the Klub
gladly avajed themselves of this
opportunity to test its powers.
With success and failure, owing to
the disposition Of the subject.
American literature with its past,
present and future leading charac-
terstics will claim the attention OF
the society at their next regular
meeting tomorrow evening week at
the residence Of Dr. Il. l., Wisdom.
Judge and Mrs, t. A, Byrne and
Mrs Charley Reeves were elected
members Of the Klub,
An innovation IN the way of an
evenings entertainment was eujoy'
ed in the parors Of Mr., and Mrs,
OGenhauser Monday evening, A
complimentary musical to these de-
! ughtful hosts and hostess under the
direction Of Mr. j, A, Richardson,
The program was teeming with
richest melody each number being
most heartily received, attesting
the appreciation Of the guests both
for the singer and song, The reci'
tations by Misses Annie Turner and
Kate Taylor were gems and the
happy presentations granted lau
rels new to these accomplished
young ladies', Miss Adams instru'
mental solo was applauded to the
echoes. Prof McCann compliment.
ed the friends with suberd violin
solo, while the mandolin club was
as It has ever been, the regailers of
the sweetest music ever greeted
mortal ear, Mr., Richardson and
Miss Smith added materially to the
beauty Of the program, Mr. Rich
ardson piano solo was greatly enjoy.
ed, 1t Is hoped that this Is the
first step to organize within our city
club where these evenings may
be often enjoyed, at the same time
establishing a musical organization
that will accomplish boundIess good
to the city, For with music comes
refinement and the desire to attain
the best In the gifts bestowed upon
Ius, Mr. aud Mrs. Oaenhauser In
receiving this compliment from
their friends duely returned 1t by
entertaining them 80 graceously
Beauty, refinement and tact are
the elements that create Mrs, Hars
Try Taylor a queen of hostess, no
more potently did she reign than on
Wednesday afternoon when she en-
tertained her friends with a game
Of duplicate whist, From the mo-
ment Of the guests arrival until
the last adIeu had been made, ae'
eompanied Away by the assurance
Of the happlest time ever spent, did
she with face wreathed IN smiles,
look to the promotion Of the pleas
ufe Of her guests, The score cards
bore the name of the stars In the
musical dramatic aud literary
world on both continents, Thus II
was that call together Joan OF Are,
Cleopatra, AmelIe Reye5, Mrs, j, j,
Cofbett, while Sissle Fitzgerald was
"wiukng her winks' at portIa,
Mrs Mckinley and Mrs, Cleveland
trumped each Others aces In no
city beneath the sun, was ever a
.graudef assembly Of the notabes
than filed the beautiful paflors Of
"GoHy Cottage" aud 80 ably repre-
acntcd by our society ladies, Whist
Ia the "qulet game'=perehnee II
was the overwhelming defeat OF
liettie Green by Adalina Patti, for
the confusion of tongues must have
been d tamearIair In comparison, to
the rpplcs Of laughter from the
rosy lips of Mary Anderson, which
became infectious resulting into a
chorus by the favored daughters of
earth Mrs Taylor was ably asss.
ted by her beautiful sister, Mrs
Earnest Allen Dryer aud The bellies
OF the city, Misses Cora lluekus,
aud Pauline Munsesheimer Cream