The Forrest City times., 1907-10-25
\ Lovely Affair.

The last Of the series Of entertain ments in honor Of the approaching marriage of Miss Cummings was given at the be4utiful home Of NIT. and Mrs. b. C Webb Oh Thursday af- ternoon from 10 : o'clock The deco ratiye scheme vas unusually feiici- tous and the two points where beauty lculminated were the dining room and front parloF. Tie ease aiId graceful ness Of the serving Of refreshments gave ample time 10 admire the sheen Of silver and gleam Of cut glass in it's beautiful setting Of green and white \ magnificent eandelabra in the cen l ter Of the table held candles with pale green shades, and this was fanked by cut glass vases of white roses. Green and white hearts were used in profu- sion 10 decorate this room. Cream and cakes in green and white was served. Music from a.mechanical in- strument accompanied the gay con- yersation.
 l Much mirth centered in sfo0tinga at the heart target. and fortunate the lucky archer When the hitherto closed doors of the front par2er rolled back, the scene disclosed was one If fairy beauty. Like roseate veil de l pended little red hearts from narrow ribbons taking the place of portierres, and covering the lace curtains. Cor. geous. peineianas with their glowing colors were grouped around the room,
 and over all warm, peryasive red l light glowed which cast radiance of
 beauty over every face. The pretty
 recipient Of all these attentions, was
 seated in the center Of the room. and
 with the guests grouped around, list
 ened 10 the reading of recipes on do-
 nestle felicity Without exception
 these were good, and were highly ap-
 precfated by the listeners. Miss Cum
 mlngs was then given red heart, ar
 ranged as receptacle for tiny red hearts attached to ribbons. and the unmarried ladies were invited 10 Icome, draw ribbon, and learn their fortune. This was done and il was
 found that the chief prizes had been
 drawn by the following ladies: the ring Miss Davis; thimble Miss Man. nie Winfield; needles, Miss Crews: dime, Miss Mason.
 ! Then came the climax. when an en- lormous red heart just over Miss Cum
 ming's head was opened, and shower Of articles Of al kinds-but all pretty I-fel over her To describe il were too lengthy d task for this article. Suffice il to say. that almost every
 want in the way of the small conve- niences of home. was anticipated in some beautiful manner. \ quantity Of exquisite household linen, also was included. Mrs. Webb was assisted in her preparations by Mrs. John Webb. Mrs. Ingram and Miss Freeman. To whom is due the beautiful and syste- matic arrangement of the entire affair
 The receiving party were Mrs. D. C. Webb, Miss Cummings, Mrs. Cum mings, Mrs. J. T. Robinson, of Le- noke, Mrs. ]. II. 1ipton, Mrs. \. ". Norton, Miss Tolise Rollwage
 Besides these a partial list of the guests included the following
 Misses Horney, Mason. Hatcher. Bar row, Stevens, Naccaro, Eula and Hortense Williams, P Poole, Laugh inghouse, Pearl Davis, Mallory, N Winfield, Freeman, German, Crews, Lucy and Anne Elise Williams, Mat tie Mai Davis, E Eldridge. Nimocks: Mesdames Alley, Marshall. Clark, Brady, Dickerson, ]. I. Jones. Ma thews, Isaacs, Barker, Barringer, Baf- row. l. W. Mallory. F. S Stevens, Becker. ] NJ. Berrett, Naeearo. Ben son. E. A. Rolfe, Knight. Fred Jones. E. and L. Hurley. Seaborn, Grady, Shields. Graham Russell, Graham. Merwin. c. E. PettuS. W. T. Sanders, Ingram. (. Buford, Evans, Baugh. =. c. Neil.