The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-01-05
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With the home coming Of the boys
nd girls who have been away to school
Ind the numerous lovely visitors who
> ave bonored US with their presence
utipg the holidays: society seemed 10
ave thrown off the lethargy
khich had held it dormant through the
busy season, and the past two weeks
have been crowded with the most
charming social functions.
One of the leading affairs of the
easoD was card party given Wednes-
ay night of last week ey Miss Norma
Rollwage. in honor of Miss Mena Trim.
Bic. of LonOke. 1t was n progressive
sucbye." Appetizing ana dainty IT,
ieshpents Nefe served at a convenient
hour. Those present were: Messrs.
I'D. Bonner, Ben Corn. of 4,oioke, Tom
h'ripibe. of Eonokr; Linn Tgrley, Ed.
bIoxel, Harry Knight, +. Z. Taylor,
10. Is. Ro.Iwage, and Z. II. Barker.
Misses Lucy Williams. Fannie Dell
DIorne. Eula Williams, Namye Webb,
EIena Trlmble. Lilye Strgub, OF Hell
ena; Mamye P'Pool. Norma Rollwage,
Mesdames Norton, Barkef and Patton.
Miss DeVelling Rollwage, gave
most pleasing entertainment New
Years evening to a party of friends.
THE feature being progressive games.
Prizes were offered for The boy and girl
who progressed the most. The young
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Mason, and young gentleman's prize
twas carried off by Mr.. Fred Swanson.
| A lovely time was enjoyed. Those
present were: James Harris and Fam
|ne Winthrop, Ernest Terry and Ida
Mason. Stage Terrell and Mary Cor
|Inan, Daniel WyIds and Emily Davis,
Louis Perkins and Virgie Aldridge,
Marguerite Laughinghouse and Ton,
Williams, DeVelling Rollwage and
Willie Belser, George Taylor, Fred
Swanson, and Willie Merwin.
What the younger set term the
"swellest" social event of the season.
was given Wednesday night of last
week at the home of Judge and Mrs.
Geo .P.Taylor by Misses Mamie Taylor
and Coripne Williams. 1t was certainly
Nh occasion for much jollity and mer-
nv making and the happy patty Of boys
and girls who werelsO fortunate as to be
participants cannot recall time when
they were entertained 80 charmngly.
A delicate luncheon was served. Those
present were: Misses Lollie German,
Addie lIorney. Lula Lewis. Emma
stevens. Anna Elise Williams. Emily
Davis, Ruth Hatcher. Helen Aldridge.
Lou and Blythe Gwyn. Messrs Blanton
Netl, Tom Ilorney. Sol Hambleton,
Matthew Raiford, Otis stevens, Henry
uOrman, and Richard Pugb.
Miss Emma Beck, the lovely daught.
er of Capt. and Mrs. j. w. Beck, who
IS spending the holidays at home gave
4 delightful entertainment to a Jolly
party OF her young friends wednesday,
evening of last week. The features of
The evening were Miss Olive Gatling's
at the piano; vocal solos
aud duets hy the Paslay Bros. and Nor
Ton, aud guessing contest for prize
consisting OF the book Barrack Room
ballads. A delicious supper was sery.
ed al an appropriate hour aud altogeth
si The evening was most enjoyable.
nnose present were: Messrs Rolfe
Eldridge. Ted Norton. Ashbell and
Lyman Neel. Jas lizard. Jas Gillian,
Wood and Ernest Paslay. Misses En-
ma Beck. Matte Cummings, Mary
Merwin. Martha Hatcher. T0lise Roll
wage, Pearl Anderson, and Olive and
Louise Calling.
Misses Olive and Louise Calling en-
Leftained last Friday night. Those
present were Misses Emma Beck. Mary
Merwln, Matte Cummings. Norma
Taylor. Marguerite Slraub. of Helena
Matte Mai Davis, Lyla Hood. Elise
rieWett. Pearl Anderson. Tolise Roll
wage and Louise Gwyn. Messrs
WOOD Paslav, Ted Norton. Ernest Pas
Jay, Ashbell Neel. Rolfe Edridge.
= 4 ON Davis, Jas. Gillian, Jas. Alley.
eugene Williams, Guy Worthy. OF
iieiena. The features of the evening
were most novel and amusing. A ST.
lies OF questions were arranged for the
SuestS, TIE answers to which were fla
lhlilar objects of every dsy life and
historical characters. and
Ihie synonymous with the names of
nc persons present. In this contest
III wood Paslay was successful in
"n,hihg The prize on draw with sew
ria. nthers who had given the same
of correct answers. Another
,Gnlest was that in which card was
wen TO each guest. upon which was
The name Of a song. and
= ,1e was gwen to the person drawing
,ee . pest picture to represent the title
"a tile song. In this contest Miss Peal
. ,nuerson secured the prize. Everyone
spehe most delightful evening. An
pe"%ng refreshments we're served.