The Tupelo journal., 1906-11-02

Snrtal attn prrHnnal

We call attention to the ad of S
Stortz, in the Miller Building, The
store was crowded to such an extent on
opening day that The doors had to be
closed o wait on t he vast crowd before
admitting others. The result of judlcl-
Gus advertising.
DIP Ruff has returned from Louisville
where he engaged with HARRISON and
Gathright, saddlely MAJ ufacrureS, TO
represent them in Mississ ppi. Mr.. Kun
is an experienced and popular statesmen
in his Inc and will be successful man
Tor me firm VINO ave fortunate In secur-
ing his services.
Klroy and 2rt,on, STIR oundel by i
car ally selected company OF hoth
iraltf.llc a d vaudervills. talent, Vii
ln;tkr their first appearance here heal
ing their own company on Nov SIN
evernny in the new sensational comedy
drama success IAN ArlStocratic
Tramp. This production is complete
in every dtail and is well worthy. i'm
menac s,ronage it is daily receiving
in all sections of this country.
Hugh Druwnlee OF Guntown and Char
lie Vandver Of Alpine, Union county
were in Tupelo Tuesday en- route home
, from Plantersville where they had been
to visit their sister Mrs. Jas. Edwards
/ who has been quite i'll with typhoid fever
I for the past two weeks. We were glad
i to learn from these gentlemen that Mrs.
Edwards condition was favorable at
-, the time Of their visit. While in Tupelo
Mess. Brownies and Vandiver took &C.
casion to hand the Journal years sub
Scrlnt,un.
! Little Miss Willard DeArnold enter
tanned quite. a number of her friends
last Thursday afternoon in honor OF her
cousin, Mary Lee Slaughter, of Atlanta,
+ Ga. The DeArnold home in West End
is an ideal place for just such happy
crowd of children grown-up chill
dren toto have good time. Games
were played until Mrs. DeArnold threw
open tho doors of the dining room and
revealed table loaded with dainty re-
freshments. 1nis feast, followed by
other games, filed ,:ut delightful al
ternoon for those fortunate enough to
be present.
! Captain F. Elliott and Mrs. Hardy
were quietly Inarled at the home OF
the bride in Hot Sprays on'Monday and
Immediately took tie train Tor Iupelo,
where they arrive, Tuesday morning.
! The many friends t.! Capt. Elliott were
taken by surprise by the announcement
that he had become d benedict and all
FASTENED to extend their congratula-
tons and best wishes. Mrs. Elliott is
a cultured and highly intellectual VIZ
ginia lady who has lived in Hot Springs
several years. Capt. Elliott visited the
Springs last winter and spring where
he met his wife. Oar best wishes are
extended
"The Rajah of Bhong" which will be
seen at Opera House Monday Nov. 9th
enlists the services of an unusual num-
Der of clever people some of whom are
well known in this city and who may
be sure of warm welcome. Prominent
in the cast are the Gilmore Sisters those
clever and accomplished vocalists and
dancers who have won golden opinions
from the critics of the east and In the
far west where their dancing created a
furiore the press of San Francisco
hailing them as terpsichorean wonders.
Mr.. w. F. Burgess, the well known
basso, is a feature of the cast and MIR.
Ralph Moore, the eccentric comedian
as "Quietus" never fails to score, The
The production is magnifcently staged
money having money having beeen
spent with a lavish hand for the scenic
and electrical equipment, and the cos
tunes are exceptionally costly and
beautiful.
Mrs Brooks Norman celebrated Hal
loween most appropriately and char
mingly Wednesday and during the after
noon a large number of young matrons
enjoyed her hospitality. In the evening
she entertained the young people in
honor of Misses Carter and Gresham.
The guests were received in the hall by
Mrs. Cosby and invited to refresh them
selves with punch served by a charming
witch, Miss Jeffie Belle Kitchener.
Mrs. Norman received in the parior
and invited her guests to take peep
into the future drawing a fortune from
a very gracious witch, Miss Marie Hall
The parlor was beautifully decorated
in the Halloween colors and tall vases
Of roses were the flowers used In the
dining room Mesdames Hough and
Helms served the guests with cakes in
the form of hearts and cream mo ded
to represent large bunch of purple
grapes. The decorations were red and
yellow chrysamthemums. In the eve
ming the young people tol | wierd ghost
tales. Each guest declared that Mrs.
Mormon, the charming hostess, had
succeeded most beautiful y in celebra-
ting this festival Of All Saints