Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
ALL AND BANQUET.
urndred Souls in Atten-
dance-0ur
us,l pleased While Fort Worth
(s"'rrbted With Her Visitors.

ksWell fltAoe~
Delighted With Her visitors
.,otmens convention is over,
WI banquet are things of the
~ all are happy memories
uu Vii dwell with our people and
w. ~ have been with us for a
WY VIC forever. Thecomm ittee
,lse their full duty and deserve
auJ of the community for the
Dau hey have made ofthe well
,ways ready for those who come
e done and well done too.
THE BALL.
.r,n,s Hall was scene of SPLEEN
n night.
What beautiful ladies'!
y dresses
music!
4 dancing!
callantry of cattlemen Did
i.srn beneath the stars on the
such courtly manners?
.sts! Bon mots
d wilderness of
replete, beneath a
seed ceiling!
'rbt ewes beaming, fired with
Bright eyes flashing fired with
4 revel OF knights unarmed q
|Lierjng array of beauty leaning
avery u vortex of pleasure with
I'm: a stormsand no wrecks.
could imagine, gazing on
gene, the pastimes of IS
are. such as fables recite; the
4 and matrons of Italy in her
rejoicing with returned legions
anew conquest. Jewelry, rich,
Il Such treasures as Pizraro
hed from Peruvian princes, those
wore last night with
S,tation. The scenes were
M and to describe them is beyond
bower of a reporter, fascinated per-
| intoxicated not on wine, but on
RIories of the occasion.
flies from sherman, Gainesville.
fin. Dallas; from Galveston
Bre the refuent waves
orange blossoms to distant
kds; from San Antonio the City OF
ALAMO; and from the many Texas
i, all of which own beauty, each
1 in greater degree than the other,
hiding to each ones view.
HE GAZETTE declares that the
Merging of charming girl:
the Fort made "a Crane
hmm of beauty that lifted
head into heaven and be
bhed the angels. Such a thing oc-
led once when the daughters o
charmed the immortals and made
Ia leave the skies, and if the lie
b above could have had furlough'
might, if no vacancies occurred II
celestial groves and mansions, an
are sour fellows and know no
erein lies true happiness.
C. Scurlock and Miss Matte Rut
he, Davis Clayton and Miss MauC
mes, Oscar Hightower and Mis-
HE Morton, II. II. Shive and Mis-
nnie DeBerry, $. c. Radel
land Miss Minnie Beard.
THE BANQUET.
may be stated without fear of con
iiction that the scene presented IL
banquet hall last night equalled
thing ever witnessed before in thi
\. Joe Cothaux, Esq, excelled n
|yious efforts of his in this gran
blay. On entering the door fiv
Mes came into view, literally loade'
Mn with viands-everything tor
bm rocky bed beneath the green an
kiss ocean, flshed from streams
|uaht in forests, plucked fror
kqs gathered from fields in ever
be, everything that palate of mar
he'd by caprice or hunger, eve
ncied.
The hall was illuminated with tll
centric and beautiful devices
nina and Japan, and in tn
,nslucid crystals everywher,
.ures of horned Gait
peared, brands and all discovere
en- in the candy. The front of I'll
III was brilliant series of gas jet
lshing, sparkling, as if the stars hi
rmed a chorus at the portal and we
eping in at the jolly scene, Mt
Inquet where bravery and beau'
t opposite and watched each othe
it'll pigs roasted whole, between.
The arrangement was tasteful, III
as ample as could be G,
scted, over four hundred persons b
Ig seated at the tables ut once. Du
y the intervals, and while the wal
. were busily engaged re-arrangil
le table for another delegation u
ueen City band stationed in front
ne house dispensed sweet music. =
xpressed themselves as delight'
nth the feast and are pleased to knt
hat the caterer Mr.. Cothaux has
TO come to this ci
n the fall and establish himself
usiness here.
A novel feature of the banquet "
he Japanese paper napIins,illumiI
faI - - IN ans AZ Tito