The age-herald., 1899-07-09
BAILEY SPRINGS

Bailey is fast assuming her usual gala appearance Many new arrivals have come in this week, and a good number booked for next week. Iris an ideal place for both old and young. Those seeking quiet and rest and the great benefits of the Rock water are afforded every accommodation, while those seeking pleasure can certainly find all they could desire. The programme for this week has been exceedingly inter esting. Tuesday morning Mrs. James H. Parrish. of Nashville, gave a progressive euchre party in the spacious parlors of the hotel. There were seven tables. Handsome prizes were offered and won as follows First lady's firize byMissSuzanna Nelson, Pulaski. Tenn; second lady's prize by Miss Kathryn Terrell. Grapeland, Miss. Gentleman's prize by MT. c. H. Ficklen, of Memphis.
 Tuesday evening the ball rooms were the scene of a beautiful german, participated in by fifteen couples, led by MT. R. w. Stewart of Florence. and Miss Hattie Me David. of Montgomery, with music by Dr. Pierri's orchestra. The dance went on un- til a late hour, and was highly enjoyable to all present.
 Wednesday evening the guests of the ho- tel were highly entertained by the servants who gave q typical negro cake walk Good prizes were offered and hotly contested
 Card parties and dancing every evening and another german for Friday evening were on the weeks programme.
 Fishing is becoming quite the rage now with both ladies and gentlemen. Several parties have gone down to Shoal creek with good success. There are quite a num- Der of the sports here. but MT. J. D. Knight, of Decatur. holds the champion ship, and has fishing stories to burn
 The lovers of tennis are also becoming numerous. MT. Ray Carr, of Birmingham has a standing challenge for all corners
 'Tacky Party is billed for this even- ing. and promises to be a most enjoyable affair.
 Among the late arrivals at the hotel are Gus Fleming. Charles F. Hunt. of Mem phis; D. NJ. McIsaacs. J. P, Winn and wife, g. B. Williamson. Muscle Shoals Canal John C. Burch. F. B. Cottingham. Ray Carr. Birmingham; E. T. Dunkerly. T. R. Roulac. Jr.. Sheflield Mrs. E. A. FFusch and children, Nashville; B. w. Hunt Adairville. Ky; Mrs. r. H. Proudft Miss Carolyn Turner, Mrs Charles Hunt and family. MT. and Mrs. Virgil Hunt and chill dren Samuel Mosby. Miss M. Rose Holmes Miss May Campbell, c. F. Leland Mem phis; J. H. Ward Mount Pleasant, Tenn; Tom Mahoney, Rutland, Vt; Miss Matte McDavid Montgomery; Miss Ella John son, Tuscumbia; Colonel s. A. Champion George C. Dury and family. Lyles Black Eugene Long. F. A. Fusch, Nashville: Miss Kathryn Terrell, Mrs. W. c. Terrell Grape'and, Miss: Mrs. Frank Bond, Rose dale. Miss; F. H. Sherrill and family, Mrs s. c. Sherrill. Mount Carmel. Tenn; R. A. Chadwick and family, Birmingham; J. ". Knight Judge William E. Skeggs. Miss Olive IT. Skeggs, Decatur; N. L. Leavell and wife Mssissippi Mrs. c. w King, Miss King, Dickerson, Miss; H. w. Par rsh, Selma; Miss E,tta Matthews, Eugene Gill, Huntsville; Mrs. W. J. Wood, Miss Alma Wood, Will Wood. R. L. Brown, A. J. Franz, w. M. Graham, ". Bunting. B. A. Rogers w. H. Conner. H. J. Moore. Miss Mildred Jones, Miss Kate Jones, R. w. Stewart, H. B. Ware, Florence Miss Kate Johnson, Miss Mary Houston Tus- caoosa; R. N Bell, Nashville.