Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-08
CINDERELLACLU


M1auuoraoo ~ rTss os n. EHso.ty "
Last night the most successful enter
ainment of the season was given by
the Cinderella club at the residence o
Mrs. j. II. Hickey in South End. Thi!
organization grew out OF the close asso
citation of the young people dur
ing the rehearssls and the per
formance of the beautiful operetta Of
Cinderella under Mrs. Benton's man.
agement. Just after the close OF that
successful week number of them met
aud organized this club, and they have
been meeting each week on Friday
night at the residences of the
members. These meetings have
been productive OF great pleasure
to the members. Clarence Sanford
Is president of the club; Miss Lille
Hickey, vice.president; Nordecai Cre-
mer, secretary; and Miss Sallie Welt
man. treasurer. Recently ii was de-
termined to have u masquerade
party and last night was
the time chosen for it. The weather
could not have been more propitious
than it was.
AS the GAZETTE man entered the
building, all was gayety within. The
parlor and adjacent room were bright
ly lit up, and the mellow lights falling
upon the rich and varied
costumes lent a charm to the
scene not rivaled even by the en-
chantment of the magic story of the
Little Maiden and the Prince. There
were gathered beings from
all climes of the past
and present. Fair fairies
glided across the floor mingling with
the gypsies on the other side. A jockey.
with his jaunty cap saluted the flow
er girls in the way. Princesses from
CASTLE, Turkey and Poland were over
taken by night, but a part ofthe crew of
one of Her Maiesty's ships, notwith-
standing Folly conducted them by
good luck to the United States flag,
where they were safe with the god
dess of liberty. Pirates, Indians,
ghosts and clowns were strange
ly commingled. While all
this was passing through the report
er's mind he saw two helmeted
knights go out to fight duel. All
the costumes were fine and nicely
made and and very appropriate. The
evening was spent in social enjoy
ment, after which an elegant
spread, prepared by Mrs. Hickey, was
partaken of with general relish.
The hostess Of the evening was Miss
Lille Hickey, who sustained this
character with ease and grace. Mes
DANES Hickey, Flowers and Weltnan
to make the evening pleasant
for them. while Messrs. Elliott and
were also very kind. The
GAZETTE was remembered with most
elegant midnight lunch, which filled
beyond utterance.
The following were those present
with their characters
Miss Salle Weltman, Peasant
6irl;" Miss Minnie Hughes, Might"
Miss Ella Haughtelin, "Governess;r
Miss Josie Hickey, Good Luck"
Miss Julia Williams, "Folly:" Miss
Lucy Wells, Daughter of Liberty;n
Miss Gertie Miller, "Goddess OF Liber-
.y;" Miss MittieWord, "Spanish Girl;r
Miss Ella Hughes, "Little Bo-Peep;r
Miss Alma Sennette, white Domino;n
Miss Pope Raines, fancy costume;
Miss Eva Brunson, "Polish
Princess" Miss Coutie Wyse, "FolI
w Miss Ida Read, Swiss
iirl;;" Miss Matte Read, Jockey"
Miss Nellie Hickey. Fairy" Miss
Beulah Smith, ''Sultana;n Miss
Mamie Williams, Gypsy :" Miss
Augusta Hirshfield. "F'lower Girl -
Miss Lucy Wells, "Texas !" Miss
lille Hickey, Fancy Dress !" Miss
day Williams, Gypsy" Miss Eva
srunson, "Polish Prince -
Mss Minnie Rintleman, fancy dress
Hiss Julia Rintleman, fancy dress
Viii Paddock, "Ghost - Writ Pad
ock, "Irishman !" Will Ed
ington, evening costume; Andy |
icCampbell, evening costume
Robert Loving, "Clown :"
leslie Rankin, Indian Chief" Oden
Brooks, Turkish Prince;n John
hughes, Domingo VIII Hirshfield,
Pirate;;p James Eangiver, "Knight;"
Alfred Roach, "Knight;n Boyd Wyse,
'larence Sanford, Joe Flint |
Sailors of III. NJ. S. Pinafore;'
lordecai Cramer, Robinson Crusoe;"
hap Weltman, FAIRY Prince;n
iimie Weltman, Omitted States
lag" Utley Bridges, "Pirate;n Will
am Hirshfield, "Pirate;" Robert
inurren, fancy dress; Will Massie,
Plantation Darkey;;" Sam Williams,
Folly" Leo Hecker, "Page;r Rob-
1T Massie, Minstrel