Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-16

residence OF MISS BEL ROnnu
Miss Raines, who has been visiting
for some time Miss Fanny Preston,
left on Saturday, Sth inst. accompanied
by the latter for Marshall.
Willie Sims, son of our esteemed
Col. w. b. Sims, partner and mana-
ger of the Globe clothing house, has
returned from New York. His many
friends gladly welcome him back.
Miss Mary II. Bailey, a beautiful and
accomplished young lady from Dallas,
is visiting the family of j. III. Rowell.
We hope she will have a pleasant
pleasant visit.
Capt. s. Nj. Hagerty, of Fort Worth,
was in town last week.
The ever pleasant, courteous and
much liked Mis-. O. g. Herrenkind, of
Texarkana, is in the city, the well
Goldberg. We wish the excellent
lady pleasant stay.
Charles Goldberg of the firm of G.
Goldberg & Co., one of the sheep and
dry goods kings of Abilene paid our
city visit en- route from New York
and other business places. He was
the guest of his beloved relatives.
Charles also spent about two weeks at
Saratoga Springs and looks much inn
proved in health. Thinking that the
well-known banker, Seligman of New
York was u few years ago not permit
ted to get n room in Que of the Sara
toga hotels while Mr.. Charles was
there courteously-of course for his
good money-received it looks very
much like Charles is more important
parsonage than Banker Seligman.
Prof. Allen Curr a Scottish orator
as well as author and member of the
Royal Society of London, delivered
popular orations here entitled as fol-
| lows: THE Master Passion or
| Wooing, Winning and Wedding"
! Scottish Heroes and Heroines,o and
the "Battle of Life" Mrs. Allen Curr
gave entertaining recitals, dramatic
and humorous.
Capt. ; ID. Rainey, jr., has reached
home from a trip to New York, Bos-
ton and other places.
Paris.
Mr.. j. s. Williams and wife returned
Yesterday from an extended trip
North.
Miss Maggie Hooks has returned
from the North where she has been
spending some time at popular SUM
mer resorts, including Saratoga and
Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzhugh returned a
few days ago from Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs.
sTCols. Chenoweth and Bramlett o.
Bonham were in the city this week.
Miss Roberta Russer of Dallas has
been visiting friends in our city. She
returned home Yesterday.
Mrs. Coulter OF Honey Grove Is VS.
ting friends here.
Miss Dixie Crooks of Denison spent
several days with relatives and friends
in this city.
Rev. J. w. Johnson returned yes
terday from a visit to Kansas City
Mo.
Cant. j. L. Brown is shaking hands
with friends after long absence.
The theatrical season was opened II
our city at the opera-house this weel
bv the Mabel Norten troupe. She ant
her entire troupe acquitted themselve
) handsomely in The Farmers Wife,
, and "Our American Cousin" she !
well supported by experienced Pre-
fessionals. They were greeted VIII
: large audiences on each evening.
; The most enjoyable entertainment
: of the season was the concert given .
Z, Miss Dixie Crooks of Denison, WI
I, has recently returned from the Bosto
, conservatory of music. This is be
: old home. She came at the request
: many friends who are proud to clail
:. her rs u Partisan. She was assiste
0 by her friend, Miss Rosser, of Dallas
= who returned with her from the col
i servatory; also by the Messrs. hu
o steiners OF our city. The operations
was crowded by the most inteliige'
n aud refined people Of the city. IN
II concert was'the best we ever attenue
y in Paris. The music was well selecte
Il and still better rendered. These Il
u dies have very fine voices, which sno
II culture of high order. Paris Is lust'
proud of Miss Dixie, and Dallas shou
be proud of Miss Ros5er.