The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-03
NEEKANONG THE BROWNIES.
Haps and Mishaps in Brownie
Society Circles, Tersely
Told.
by "NEuo

Cards have been issued by Mr.
aud Mrs. Mud announcing that
their first born has cut a tooth.
The ReIlct club is not dead as
reported, but quietly sleeping.
II will be "recUssitated' after
Easter.
Miss Cuckatoo, of Kalamazoo, is
here visiting Miss Dashaway. These
two charming girls were school
mates at a conservatory Of music
at New Boston.
The skillet Club met at Mr.
Lougshanks on Wednesday evening
aud had a "tripe fry" We are
sorry to learn that Mrs. DeSmiley
ate too much tripe and had to be
carried home IN a carriagelet
Hon. Tapesty Hathaway aud his
amiable and beautiful wife, have
taken rooms at 3O7i Cat Alley for
the summer. DR.. Evergreen, the
family physician, advising this
course on account of the delicate
health of Mrs. Hatchaway.
Miss Ready Cash has received her
Easter bonnet from Gay Paree
and will no doubt create a stir
when she makes her debut next
Sunday. She is one of our most be-
witchiug bells and will be the envy
of all eyes.
Miss Susie Pumpkin, of Pump
kinsyille, Ind, a charmingly beau
tiful Young girl is visiting her col
lege chum, Miss Long Cucumber,
on Olive street. She will prove a
prime favorite in Brownie society
circles of Texarkana.
COL Bilgewater and his amiable
wife have presented the All Night
Club with the accumulation of al
mauacs found in their garret at
the spring cleaning. The All Night
Club will no doubt feel very CRATE
full for this show Of respect for their
organization.
The fair and supper given at the
Blue Light Tabernacle for the ben
eft of the pastor, was we'll attend
by the elite of the congregation.
| There was thirty-fve dollars worth
of cake and cream consumed and
| S1.85 taken in as a free will offering.
The pastor has closed the taberna-
Gle for the present.
The daughters of the Revolution
met at General Wyandotte's on
| Alligator Hill on Monday night and
organized quite club of Way
backs" No one was admitted to
membership who did not remember
the time Washington crossed the
Delaware. There is plenty of ma
terial in this city to build up large
club.
The High Five Club met at Major
| Tompkinsou, on Wednesday night,
and the tables were brought out
and the game started. The enjoy
mant would have been great but
the crue. gas man, who had been
trying to collect his gas bill for sev.
eral days past, sneaked in and dis.
mautled the meter. Game closed Q
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sozodont gave q
"cake walk" at the Terrace" OF
Canal Friday night.I 'Steen couples
| formed on the floor and when the
Swampoodle band struck up "Brusf
by, Niger, Brush BY" the gay
walkers hotfooted it over the wei
polished floor. The judges decided
that Col. Glidewell and Miss Swift
foot we're the most graceful walk
ers. They were awarded the corn
dodgers,
Miss Tad-pole, who has been of
at a delsarte school for the past
several days, came home on Wed
nesday. She will give an entertain
ment soon assisted by local talent
. Tickets now on sale at the variCu
pop corn stands. Miss Tad-pole has
many friends and admirers here
who will or should, tall over each
other to buy tickets. The enter
tainment will be held in the base.
ment of the Blue Light Iaoerna
Gle.
Major and Mrs. DeSmiley gave d
"small and early" at their home,
Tin Cup street Tuesday evening.
The large parlor was drapped with
the colors of the rainbow, and as
each guest arrived they were given
a ribbon which later on was placed
on board in rotation to match the
colors of the rainbow, which was
suspended over 1the large folding
doors. The holder of the last color
to make up the bow received a
nrize a emf ulaSS individual salt Gel.