Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Viimpses Of tlie Bright aud sunny side
of Human Life.
Cheerful Chat About Home Life aud
Society Cireles.
Mineela.

Leaving an excellent quota az theat.
rical amusement ont Of consideration
II does seem that "chill Noyem.
ber's suyly blasth had blasted every
chance and anticipation OF social pleas.
utes that are expected with the advent
OF winter Long evenings we lose nv
dreary Loneliness, and in melanchoiy
solitude anpease our Grazing hunger
Tor pleasure s Sweets hy recolicctious 90
happy golden hours, whose rcdolcnt
and enchanting glamour seemed 10
doom to impo sibility forever the
clouds OF social apathy and ennui.
Two hops this week and a bslll shortly
alter Christmas are 80 tan the Only al
fairs IN prospect TO Interrupt this reign
of dullncss and abnormal lethargy In
our society circles. In fact disappoint-
ment reigns supreme, and the sadden-
ing traces which il has left In the
countenauaces OF many are not easily
,fiaceable Those of our Young gen
tlemen, for instance, who, proudly
resting on the laurels which then
manly charms had won them in the
past, made haste too slowly two weeks
ago in securing company for the thea
ter, were sadly disappointed, and
NiNNi'llbAlilflANHl Will W iIlt lOi
of those tomorrow night who will
discover that they should have made
engagements for The waltz n week ago;
and the young man, who, blessed rs
he is nc times with u lack of swifiness,
tailed 10 see cerluin young lady at
church on last sunday evening, has
even nj this moment not recovered
from the tortures which the panNs of
disappointment have inflicted upon
him.
The prettiest Young lady Of this city
Is az present busily at work on Il dainty
and magnificent belt that will lay
o Leary's In the shade of insignli.
canoe, 10 present II Ca n certain young
gentiemamas the champion pedestrian,
and II is to teach him this important
lesson, that escorts should not exhaust
the lair ones in their charge by too
rapid walking, but zealously endeavor
30 utilize every opportunity of holding
converse with natures charms and
view her stores unrOlled.h
Under the caption OF "disappoiut-
mentsn should hive mentioned tine
tact that two of Fort Worth's iairest
bellies intended to delight two
Mineola friends by an ell
egant surprise in the shape
of Gsthctichlly arranged bouquets
What pity that premature frost
nipped them the ilowers) in the bud ,
Under the circumstances we must
take the viii for the deed, trusting
that the young ladies' friendship, I'M
like the flowers, will not be at the
mercy and caprice of the seasons, but
ever bloom and blossom with re-
doubled fragrance.
A day or 90 ago busy bee while ont
on her early morning ernlnd of gath
ering sweetness from the favored few
iloaers which the frost has spared,
aliEhted -not on the last rose of SUM
mer--nol she was looking for the
uuintesscnce of sweetness and chose
The eye of the pretliest young lady of
this city. The unfortunate victim Of
the honey-gnthersr's sting is slightly
disiigured, but siiil in the ring.
The Il. :. had 4 splendid time at
their reunion ON Tu sday night. The
young Indies had prepared AN elegant
collation. and the ranks of The club were
augmented hy the acquisition OF two
new members.
Dame Ramon has it that one Of our
most popular young ladies Will be led
To the altar 10y young gentleman
who Is Il stranger Ia this city.
Lillian Browns Jolllties PLAYED to
appreciative audiences on Monday
and Tuesday nights.
Misses Matte and Laura Copeland
of Smith county are visiting Mrs.
Lmkiord.
Misses Belle aud Laura Fielder of
Smith county are the guests OF Miss
Lsora Sparkman.
Miss Jimmie Hnines Of Quitman
was in the city Thursday, visiting
(riend5.
Delegations from Longview, Tyler
aud Wills Point, and from the imme'
date vicinity Of Mincola are in the
city To see Frederick Warde in "Da-
mon and Pythias" ON Friday night,
and "Richelieu' ON Saturday.