The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-20
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Miss Clara Coggins left Tuesday for
Quincy to attend the May Clark we'd
ding.
B. B. Mccall sspsn ut last Friday in
Quitman on q visit to his parents, DR..
and Mrs j. H.. .McCan.
Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Dial, Miss
stephans ana little Miss Elizabeth, left
Monday for Panacea where they will
spend about three weeks
Farm to Rent;-My farm to rent for
1903. Abnpt miles northwest OF town
on Greenville road, containing $50 acres
Apply % G b. Ashley tor terms Mrs.
Olive B, Dickinson. 800 4w
Carroll Smith returned Monday from
most enjoyable visit Of several weeks
70 has young cousin, William Spear
Smith, at Hampton Spring He brought
the uews OF the fire A. Perry sunday
Digl,t in which the office OF The Perry
Herald was destroyed. Ourgood friend
J. E. Pound has our heartfelt sympathy
in bis misfortune
Miss Lala Jordan, en- route to Quincy,
stopped over in the city from Saturday
until Tuesday and was the welcome
guest of Miss Clara Cogglns. Miss
Jordan Is one Of FIoridas most accom-.
plished and popular young ladies and
her friends here In Madison where she
was born and reared we're delighted to
have her again With them. Sue left
for Quincy Tuesday TO attend the May
Clark wedding which occurs to-day.
The homeo Mr.. end Mrs. l.. A.
Fraleigh was the scene Monday night
Of gay gathering, the guests being the
members of the Boys League, chaperon.
ed by their faithful friend and pastsr,
Rev. C. Fred Blackburn. The Fralelgh
home is noted for its open hearted
hospitality and this occasion but added
to its deserved reputation. The boys
we're in their glory and the manner 10
which they enjoyed the evening was
altogether boyish Exciting games were
played, jokes cracked at the expense OF
each other, and good nature and humor
prevailed. Delicious refreshments Of
ice cream and cake were served and
when the time came for departure the
boys gave rising vote Of thanks and
appreciation to their hostess for the
delights Of the evening.
II was a happy and well pleased
crowd Of men which assembled beneath
the grape arbor at the home Of Mr., and
Mrs. l.. A. Fraleigh last Thursday eve
nipg, the occasion being an entertain
ment rendered tue members Of the
Methodist Barsca class BY Mr.. Louis A.
Frslelgh, the efficient secretary Of the
organization. Twenty.three members
we're present aud entered heartily init
the festivities Of the evening as out
lined by Mrs Fraleigb, the charming
hostess The arbor was transformed
into scene like unto fairy land by the
use Of Japanese lanterns, and tables and
chairs we're set about meath the vines
around which the guests assembled
and partook Of the ice cold grapes AZ
ready picked and prepared or lifted
their hands and plucked the grapes
fresh from the VINE for themselves. A
list Of questions concerning certain
Bible characters ard Incidents had been
cleveriy prepared and connected With
the names or charhcteristics oi The
guests and the guest who solyed the
riddles perfectly was the winner Of the
prise--a handsome Bible. -Four Of
the euests succeeded in answering cor
rectly all Of the conundrums and these
drew for the prize, R. M. Witherspocn
drawing the long straw, After this
came delicious ice cream and cake,
daintlly served, after which The clever
host passed around cigars and ihe men
sat about and puifed 70 thelr heafis'
content Al old fashioned spelhne bee
! wound up re eveoing and offered great
lfon and pleasnfe to the partcponis.
/ lAltorether the eyeuiag was one q rare
I pleasure and enioYmept to the mon
iolk. each q whom ie iona in praise Of
/ the host and hostess eud oi the clever
ntnner ,n which they enttrAnfl