The Forrest City times., 1901-11-22

+ itY Of NJ. Rummage and MIS-. Cannon.
! These IN the party were Miss Sadie
Robinson, chapefoae; Misses LOilie
German, Addie IIorneya,Emily Davis.
Annie Ellie Williams. Efizt DAVIS
MARY German and Leta May Hancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Robson er
ttrtained their friends with progress
sive euchre Oh Thursday evening. That
the affair was social success "goes
without saving"
This popular host aud hostess are
always at their best when receiving
their friends aud nowhere in town are
people more cbaImingly entertained
than III this pleasant home.
Tie first priZe-a panel in burnt
wood, Was won 10y Mrs. Linn Turley.
The second prize, small plaque, also
in burnt wood, was won by Mrs. Tom
Barrow.
Those present were Sir. and Mis-. y.
W. Norton. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barrow,
Nr. and Mis-. Theodore Heyck, Mr.
aud Mrs. Linn Turley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester McRae, Mr. and Mrs. john 81.
Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. " Isaacs, Mr..
aud Mrs. James RUSSELL, Mr.. and Mrs.
bred Ingram. Miss fiye Walker, of
Brownsville, Tenn, with Mr.. Richard
Winfield, Mrs. Minnie Harrison with
Mr. Ed Bonner, Miss Norma Rollwage
with Mr. Harry Knight, Mr. Paris
German, Mrs. Church, of Columbia,
Tenn, Mrs. Merwin, Mrs. Bard aud
Mrs. Otto Rollwage.
Tie home of Mr. aud Mrs. S. II.
Mann, OH the corner of Davis and For
rest streets, WAS the scene of most
charming entertainment Wednesday
night, when its doors were thrown
open in honor of their guest, Miss
Elye Walker, Of Brownsville, Tenn.
Tie amusements were clever and
were d compliment to the Wit aud orig.
inality Of the delightful hostess. Four
tables were used in a novel guessing
contest. tpon each OF these tables
were seven bundles, containing fruits,
cereals, nuts and numerous other arti-
Giles, and the sense of touch was the
only aid gwen the imagination in de-
termining the contents of each bundle.
y slip Of paper containing the mum.
bers TO % was handed each guest,
the mysterious packages upon the Ia
bles being numbered spoHdingly.
The contest was entered into with
much feeling, and as each bundle was
felt, your conclusions were jotted
down upon the slip of paper opposite
the number which appeared upon the
| package.
The gentlemen progressed backward
and the ladies forward. At the con-
clusion of the game prize was given
to the lady and gentleman with the
most vivid and accurate Imagination
and tie greatest number of correct
9uesses.
Walter GQrman, james Gillian. and
Richard Winfield were all good guess =
ers and tied for the gentlemen's prize
y new contest was had in which Gill
liam was fortunate and was awarded
a beautiful Golf Girl = calendar.
Miss Matte Mai Davis was awarded
the ladies prize-an artistic volame of
Fioiets From Tennys0n.
Altogether the evening WAS most
happily spent, aud While the arrange
ments were simple. no detail was omit
ted which would add II the pleasure of
tie handsome company.
Elegant refreshments were served
and when the moon was on the wane,
adieus were said reluctantly, the
guests departing for their homes with
light hearts and pleasant thoughts of
a pretty and gracious honoree and an
evening of rare enjoyment with IA
clever and generous host and talented
hostess.
Those present were Mr.. Ted Norton
with Miss Mabel Williams, Ernest
Paslay with Miss Pearl Anderson. Mr..
Harry Scott with Miss Norma Taylor,
Mr.. James Gillian with Miss Olive
eating, Mr.. Ben Neblett with Miss
Mary Merwin. Mr.. Harry Knight with
Miss Nive Walker, Mr.. J J. Nail, of
Surrounded Hill With Misses Elise
German and Matte Mai Davis. Mr.
Richard Winfield, Mr. Walter German
aud DR. ], 5. Shields.
Tie Oqhelousian Circle entertained
with a Dusical at the Hotel Marion