The Forrest City times., 1901-06-28
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| 'N,,' ,,' -, Suiuhiola, Ienn.. Mr and
 mrs. I. w. Barrow entertained with the most brilliant House Party of the season wednesday night. The spacious
 nome was brilliantly lighted and the a.aii was easily the leading function oi tue week Tn high social circles. hili'ing, each guest was given tiny DOW ol riDDon, all of different colors ,oi ,,, eacn sex ana when the rooms were t hlaeu with the handsome company, the | hostess announced " hat trimn1ino y contest in which test of the artistic tastes of the gentlemen was to be made
 Gcooacnea, co, or course, by d fair partner. l These partners were sought and found
 by the aid of the little bows Inf ribhon
 corresponding colors being worn Inv the l young ladies to those worn by inc pen- | tlemen. Mir. Ted Norton and Miss hula Williams produced the most fash
 londDle creation and were awarded
 nrst prlzes-a sterling silver cigar cut. ter and pretty little book mark. re l speetlvely. In his usual happy man. her, Mr. Richard Winfield. won the oooby-a nice cake. Mrs. Barrow,s sister, Miss Chew, and little niece
 MISS Upshaw, of Helena, presided At the punch bowl with rare grace. and served refreshments of cream and cake at an appropriate hour. The charm. Ing hostess IS never happier than when surrounded by her friends and Wed. | hesday evenings triumph is only one or the many brilliant occasions for which her home is noted Those pres ent were MT. Thos. Griffis with Miss Norma Taylor, Mr. Jas. Izard with
 MISS Martha Hatcher, Mir. J. w. Fisch- CT with Miss Eula Williams, Mr. Edgar
 dayIoi With Miss Iucy Williams, Mr. n. II. Winfield with Miss Lady Ingram.
 MT Jas. Alley with Miss Mary Sue
 horne, Prof. Mathis with Miss Mamye l | Fool, Mr Ted Norton with Miss Emma Beck, MT. Walter German with
 MISS Pearl Anderson. Mir. Henry Cor
 man and Miss Rutb Hatcher. Mr. Sat- terWhite with Miss Kitrell, Mir. Ernest
 Iaslay With Miss Mary Merwin, Mir. wood PaslaY with Mss Matte Gum | lnlngs, MT. Jas. Gillian with Miss
 Iohse kollWage. Capt. and Mrs. Jas. russell, Mir. and Mrs. Horne. Mrs. Loward Rolesor, Miss Bettie Dawson, MISS Chew and Miss Upshaw, of Hele- na Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Barrow.
 Misses Helen and Nirgie Aldridee gave most enjoyable house party
 wednesday night in honor of their l charmlng cousin, Miss Eva Hester. of IaIagould. Ark, who had been so l orignt and popular visitor at their l nome Tor nearly month past. The lirst pflZe, box of stationery, in ] noral contest game, was awarded Miss Ceari CTlppen, who answered all the l questions correctly. The booby prize "a llttie rubber balD the hostess gave to 1 MT. bunn Iuriey Many unique and | laugtable features filed tue evening
 wilh continuous pleasure. Refresh | ments were served. Those present | were: Misses Lollie German, Addie l Horney, DeVelling Rollwage, Ida Sim mons, Ruth Hatcher, Mamie Taylor,
 Pearl Crippen, Tula Webber, Mamye. Nelson, Luty Thomas, Nannye Usery, ! of New Castle; Lucy Sanders. Eva Hester, Emily Davis and Winnie | Doyle; Messrs. Blanton Neil, Tom Pet tus, Archer Hatcher, Ellsworth Ham, Dleton, Jesse McGuflie, Ed Allen, Otto l hollwage, Bedford Cherry. Willie Bel ser, Aldrldge Williams. Walter Allen. New Castle; Ernest Terry, Robert scott, Henry German, George Taylor, Lindsay Bridgefoth, Louis Perkins. Charles Hurley and John Davis.
 l A number of Miss DeVelling's friends stormed the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Rollwage. Friday night 1 and participated in one of the most en- | loyable affairs of the week The popu- lar little hostess, although surprised. immediately had the situation in hand and threw around her guests all the delights and comforts of this cheerful and hospitable home, and the evening was happily spent. Those present were: Misses Virgie Aldridge GMamie Nelson, Helen McCaslSill. Irma Ste yens, Ruth Hatcher, Lida Mason, Ad- die Horney, Luty Thomas, Emily Davis, Helen Aldridge, Eva Hester. Elise Clark, Blanche Pope, Ida Sim mons and Iula Webber; Messrs Tom Horney. Willie Belser, John Davis. Ernest Terry, Bum Hurley, Esworlh Hambleton, Aldridge Williams, Louis Iefklns, Ed Allen. Archer Hatcher, Tom Pettus, Otto Rollwage and Rich ard Pugh
 The dining room of the Belser hotel was the scene of pleasure for the younger set Monday night. Willie Bese entertained number of friends "iNh e AciiSbttui uuuCiUS pdlLy. Those present were: Sc Hambeton and Miss Louise Gatling, Bum Hurley and Miss Addie Horney, Archer Hatcher and Miss Ruth Hatcher, Willie Belser and Miss Emily Davis, Otto Rolwage and Miss Lollie Gorman, Tom Pettus and Miss Annie Elise Williams, James Gillian and Miss Tolise RoIlwage, Ben Nebett and Miss Jessie Thomas. J. Surget Shields and Miss Norma Roll wage. Chaperones-M Mrs. Pauline God dard and Mir. and Mrs. Ellis Turley. Stags-Tom Horney, Louis Perkins and Jesse McGnffie.
 Cards and chess, ice cream, cake and congenial company at the home of MT. and Mrs. JohnSM. Nichols proved a most delightful diversion last evening for their guests, Judge and Mrs. Nor ton, Attorney S II. Mann, Mrs. Role son, Mrs. Minnie Harrison and Miss