Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-02
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TEXAS. MONDAY JULY 2
DELAYED SOCIETY NOTES.
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There was quite pleasant party at
the residence OF Mr. Reaves on Friday
last, which was well attended and en-
joyed. Among others DR.. ]. A. Nance.
of Paris, France; DIR. Fosque, OF New
York and Dir. Veal, of Cincinnati,
were present.
AS far as the Masonic celebration at |
! Kildare Is concerning the Jinipticute |
says; "All OF the large number who
| attended the Masonic celebration at
| Kildare, on Saturday, are loud In their
! praises and pronounce the affair one of
the most pleasant and best conducted
ever seen I'm this part of the country.
The arrangements for comfort We're
full in every particular, and the din
ner embraced everything that could
be desired, prepared In the very best
style of cooking. Col. Galloway never
suffers anything done half way
about him. The crowd was estimated
at 5000. among whom were many prom
nent Masons. Hon. +. b. Lexton, of
Marshall, was the orator and speeches
We're also made by many others. st.
Johns Day, 1883, ut kildare will long
be remembered.
Frank Il. Grice, representative of
Blum & Co., of Galveston, was In the
city.
Mr.. A. G. Labatt, of Galveston, is
in town, the guest of his popular
grandson, Capt. a. b. Smith. The
old gentleman celebrated his eighty
first birthday on Sunday last. He Is
said to be rs full of fun as boy of
twenty.
A fish-fry took place at Hinckle's
camp on Monday. 1t Is reported to
have been an enjoyable affair.
l had the pleasure Tuesday of form
ing the acquaintance of General A.
Ct. Malloy, of Galveston. 1t does me
good to meet such man and | hope
he will more frequently in the future
honor the city with his presence. The
general is fine conversationalist and
makes friends on every side.
Colonel w. NJ. Harrison left for
Hot Springs.
Mr.. Schwartz, jr., of your city, was
in town.
The soirce, or moonlight picnic,
given at the palatial residence of Mrs.
Epperson on Thursday evening, was
largely attended, there being presents
number OF visitors from adjoining
towns. Among the number We're
Miss Mamie Towers of sulphur
Springs, Miss Mamie Martin of Fort
Worth, Miss Lucie Mosley from the
bend, and our popular young friend,
Mr.. +. Somerindyke, who was there
in his long-tail coat and sharp-toed
shoes. bet the half of my fortune
that Mr.. Somerindyke wants to get
married.
They say he's to be married soon
And blest the bride will be-
They talk about 1.-THE match" and
Think It's common news to me
His motto is: an welded life anC
welded love there Is room for two"
The pleasure seekers of this city
have enlisted the sympathies of som,
of the retired society fraternity, and IL
is confidentially reported Mr.. Sun,pte
Speak will call n meeting of the Ow
club foi the purpose of giving n series
of soirees, picnics and social entertain
ments.
Paris.
Miss Addie Dew, of Clarksville, 7
visiting the Misses Workman.
Mrs. w. l.. Whitaker, of Texar
kama is visiting Mrs. DR.. Hooks.
Prof. Vesey and wife, of Terrell, ar
visiting friends in tue city.
The Merry Minstrels of this city ar
booked for Sherman on the night o
the 4th Of Jury.
Mrs. j. o. Walker has returned from
Daily Springs, much improved il
health.
Miss Charm Neal returned home last
week from pleasant trip to Bonham
Misses Boyer and Nunnallee, of Bon
ham, are visiting friends in the city.
Hon. Il. r. Lakewood, of Delt'
county, was in the city this week.
Mrs. j. b. Whitfield, of Burnett
visited friends in the city last week.
Miss Laura Matheny returned hom
4 4, IN, L. rtx,. .,l.e
Mr.. III. Il. Bradford of Reynold
county, formerly resident of Lama
county, has been visiting his old HON
and friends. He is n brother-in-Iaw t
our popular and efficient Squire Hail
away.
The sociaDle at the residence
DR.. Fort, given last week to tn
graduating class of Wood Lawn Co
lege, was one of the most enjoyabl
affairs of the season. A very selet
party was invited. The young lade
were beautiful and all arrayed in be
coming costumes. The young men,
almost all of them--confessed aftel
ward that they were troubled with til
palpitation of the heart.
The table was loaded down will
good things. The entire party wis
that a graduating class could be enter
MineOla.
The past weeks budget of society
doings is in every respect an Interest
ing one. A party given by Mrs. J. W
Cage on Monday evening was followe
by two meetings of the Philharmoni
club the young men admirably SUI,
ceeded in their efforts to sustain til
clubs reputation as an important fac
tor in our society.
! Misses. Leona Sparkman, HALL
Erwin Tippie Perkins and Ida Bake
accompanied by Messrs. j. Il. Bower
- A. III. Houston, Il. Rosenbaum an
Chas. Callahan enjoyed picnic q
Wells Lake on Friday.
The Misses. Campbell, Of Shrev,
port, La, sisters C Mr.. w. b. CAM
bell, cashier ofthe Gould system at thi
place, have made Mineola their HON,
Miss Louise Garner, a lovely youn
lady of Dallas. has been visiting Mr.,