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toe and brilliantly Illuminated for
the occasion and the time was happily
spent by all who were fortunate
enough to attend.
The guests we're received at the
door by Mesdames j. II Orme and
j. !. Clement. In the parlor Mes
danes W. j, Deboe, W. b. Yandell
T. II. Cochran presided while Miss
Lena and Ina Woods and Mrs. Gray
assisted in entertaining the guests in
the reception room. Miss nellie
Walker served punch in the dining
room and Mrs. J. W. Blue waited
ON the guests with the register and
got the signature of each guest which
will be preserved a. a memento of the
occasion. Among those present were
the following:
Mesdames :. VI. jenkins. Chas. \.
Moore. Anna Dorr. Il. W. Wilson.
Fannie p. Walker, G. II. Hurley j.
VI. Freeman. Eva W. Gugenheim.
Levi Cook, Jno. W. Wilson, George
Roberts. J. G.. Rochester Nina How
erton. Il. F. Haynes. J. j Tucker.
Tom Clifton. j. f. Dodge. \. II.
Reed. James Henry, }. r. McAfee.
T. c. Guess, A. &. Moore. Edgar II.
James. q. +. Grissom. Louis Clifton,
II. |. Num-. H. V. Stone. r. d.
Drescher, J. r. Finley, T. j. Van
dell, Bessie Orme. T. II. Cochran.
Will b. landell, &. G. Gray. John
W. Blue. Vim. j. Deboe. j. |.
Clement, Geo. VI. Crider, II. ii.
Sayre.
Misses Matte Henry. Bena Hill,
Calhoun, Ky, Margaret Moore. Liz
zie James. Leaffa Wilborn, Neil Cos
slit, Lake Farris, Eva Farris. Agnes
Mary Helen Finley. Ruby
James, nellie Walker, Leua Woods,
Ina Woods. Mary Cofheld, Marian
Clement. Louise Clement, Kitty Gray
Kitty Moore, Madeline jenkins
Messers. W. B. Yandell, Robert
NJ Sayre, J. |. Clement, Il. G. Gray,
VIM. }. Deboe, Geo. VI. Crider, T.
H. Cochran, Tom Clifton, h. +.
Haynes, II. A. Haynes, j. r. Me
Afee, Levi Cook, j. p. Pierce, James
II. Orme W. y. Baird. Louis Clifton.
W. g. Clifton. w. II. Nc Elroy, Sam
Gugenheim, Bruce Babb, J. W
Blue. Jr, II. X. Woods. James +.
Price, r. Morris, Lewis l.. Drescher.
r. ID. Drescher. T. j.
Yandell, e. G. TAYLOR. l.. C. Haynes
On Dec. 29th the ladies of the
Norma club gave their annual ban
luet at the New Marion Hotel. Only
the husbands were invited and each
one came, representing tree of
which Glenn NUNS bump of BLACK
Jack and Nellie Walkers "single
tree were the hardest to name. The
hotel office was given over to the
club for the evening and was made
beautiful with rugs. palms and fancy
paper balloons. On bursting these
balloons each gentleman found h
name of the lady whom he was to es-
cort to the table. The dining room
was gay with plants and flags, and
Mr.. Pollard, the caterer, served de-
licious menu in superb style. The
celery stood in candy frame and
the ices were served in candy bas-
ketS Between each course there was
something to amuse the guests. At
one time the lights were darkened,
and mysterious tray, covered with
a napkin was passed to each couple
aud they were To feel the contents of
the tray without looking The shrinks
of the ladies and groans of the men
gave assurance that they were sold.
On removing the napkin the follow
ing articles were disclosed: \ rub
Der dog, china COW, three geese,
tin soldier, hard boiled egg with
the shell off. a fox tail bunch of
NollOu. anu IuDDtl RloNt SluHtu
with wet sand to give it a cold clamy
effect When the guests returned to
the Office the room was dark and
Anna Eva Fay was there to answer
any questions and reveal the future.
Afterward all were required to write
their names with the left hand which
quite defaced the hotel register, and
afforded a lot of fun.
go
An excellent and enjoyable ban
quet was given at the beautiful resi-
dence of \. G. Moore by the Phi
Alpha Delta society, Saturday eve
ming, Dee. 30. This was a happy
social feature of the holidays while
several members of this society were
at home from college during the hol-
idays.
Especially was it happy to the for