Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-16

The young ladies' social club We'd
nesday evelAng enjoyed themselves
by.a gathering at the residence of
Judge Devine.
6iliner.
When 1t comes TO social parties Gil
mer takes the confectionery. If we
don't have one every night Ia the week
except sunday might it is simlly be-
cause somebody forgot TO mention the
matter. The prominent ones this
week We're AT Mrs. Greer's and Mr..
Barnwell's, the former ON Monday
night and the latter on Wednesday
night.
Miss Ida Smith. very popular
young lady and formerly resident OF
this place, was In town this week.
Mr.. Berry Camp, of Jefferson, was
In the city Thursday.
Mrs VIII Christian and Jim Bussey
returned from Glasgow, KY, last Sun
day, where they have been attending
school for the past six months.
Mr.. Lee Culberson made a flvinr
trip to Pittsburg last Saturday. return
ing Monday.
Miss Smith, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Niece OF Mount Pleasant,
returned home last Sunday. They
We're visiting Miss Ada Scale.
Prof. w. >. Burks, accompanied by
the charming Miss Lille Boren, went
toCorsicana Thursday, returning Sum
day.
Decatur.
Our society has been very much
eulivened of late by the presence of SO
many beautiful and accomplished
school marms who are here attend
ing the normal, among whom i
notice the following young ladies from
Fort Worth: Misses Matte Smith,
Jennie Howard, Mollie Brown, Clara
Burnham and Miss Kate Davis.
Friday evening the school gave n
very pleasant and interesting enter
tainment, consisting of good music.
both vocal and instrumental, recita.
lions essays and valisthentic perform
anees.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Dubois gave Il very pleasant reception
to their many friends in nonor Of Miss
Mamie Stevens, of Arlington, who
was visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. Du-
Bots. Good music, pretty ladies and
q delicious lunch We're the principal
ATTRACTIONS OF the evening. Miss Ste
vens left for her home the following
day.
Miss Bell Bullock, of sherman, Is
here visiting friends.
Miss Birdie Mason, of st, Louis,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
w. Sparrow, Is making friends who
Will he glad to learn she has decided
TO remain here until September, and
possibly later.
Mr.. w. Ii. Williams, the popular
prescription clerk at j. w. Sparrow &
Cos drug store returned this morning
from Southern Texas, where he has
been visiting friends for the past ten
days.
Our knights OF Pythias expect to
pate in the grand knights of Pythias
ball there.
Jefferson.
, Dun, ririnmts cipamusn is, | pre-
sumo, the motto Of our pleasure
seekers.
The picnic on Saturday last was
, largely attended. The .Ii0lJlecute
says: '"rhe picnic was attended by a
large crowd from all the surrounding
= cities and towns and most highly en-
, ioyed until interfered with by the
heavy rain about $50 p. III. A misun-
| derstanding caused the attendance
from our city to be light. II grew out
of the fact that IL was advertised at
Marshall that no one would be ats-,
mitted who did not hold tickets Of In
vitation. We hear since that IL re-
ferred to railroad tickets, or passes, but
the fact was ascertained too late.
Everything passed offquietly, and not
n single disturbance marred the pleas
ure of the day"
1t is said that popular young man
will lead well known society Young
lady TO the altar in few months (?).
party was given by our young
, gentlemen on Tuesday night at the
residence of Capt. Claiborne, al which
the new dance, AVirginia reel, y made
It's debut. 1t was well attended, and
q very enjoyable occasion. Miss Lille
4 Perry, who among Others was present,
received numerous compliments"
charming young lady Many thanks
TO the host and hostess for excellent
hospitality. At about 1880 the pleas
ure seekers repaired TO their respective
4 homes, thinking on the gay and happy
hours they spent. "7oM cSt pdssa-
Die ~
Isaac Goldberg, lending merchant
/ of Abilene, OF the firpl of G. Goldberg
! " W., SIN tV"h IsN iuS i'sptNN6to hio
darling sisters, bCeved parents, and
many friends. We are always glad
TO see you, friend Ike; j wish you
| pleasant stay.
Misses Louisiana Hernandes and
Regina Fremean, of New Orleans, La,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard,
! loyer les bienvenue, mesdames.
! Mr.. Emile Lemarie, ditto Mr.. Mays,
reporter Of Dallas Herdid, was in town.
The following visited our city: Col.
Attaway, of Winsboro; Maj. Davis, of
| West End.
Capt. j. b. Littlejohn, of Fort
! Worth.
Mr., Mrs. and Miss Patterson was in
] town.
| +. Il. shelton and family registered
Mt the Grigzog House.
On Wednesday morning IT 5 o'clock,
| the soul ofope ofour csteeiltd citizens,
Mr.. John Sabine, ST., 'forsook it's
earthly casement.and winged its way