Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-20
A GIVE AWAY.
aeo's Mardi Gras Masquerade
Ball a Grand Failure.
, Of the Prominent People who
Attended Touched Up.
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~ uossl dt.tAtle pail JUS
Was spokeu of in the
sor,lpv. The sights above
rre al there. There was
ssseuiblage OF responsibility
su., liability, both ~ regards
...,rs ana the participants In
lance. After masks had been re-
N responsibility was in the mi
n The flow of wine increased;
Isnohter grew louder; the frequent
upon the slippery canvass told
~ rotations were exerting their
4 The leer and meaning passed
q rapidly from face to face; me
WHO claims y good repute locked
"a witha woman whom the whole
knows and boldly led her out TO
M Here was u prominent
blney catering to the smiles OF the
her If n house for cSprians. There
heatrlcal manager who, for the
&C, had thrown modesty to the
Ids and was paying coNrt 10 wo-
who has for years stood outside
male of decency. On one mana
seen % rich, bibulous, middle
a society swell, who, after years oil
antry TO the fair ones of upper ten
les sought 80 find novel pleas
in the company of women whose
hpanionship should debar MN iVf-
Il from past associations. On the
Ter hand could be seen n young
IN in full dress suit, white tie ana
ent leather pumps striving TO WIN
auproving smiles of painted
Iuty, whose street nod OF recoghi-
b he would scorn to return. Here
the head ofliceman of one OF the
atest grocery houses in the city-a
ing man OF tender years ana large
ary, and entrusted with the unlimit
confidence and respect OF MS en-
yes. Besides him, the head booh
eper of the tirm--a young man .
isl distinction and family pride
tween them was a short-haireu
inted face creature, whose bold cos
mp, inelegant conversation ana care
grace told of her station IN iiie
b breath reeked of the perfumes o
swlne which her genteel attendant
literally poured unstinting'y ne
eher, and her eyes danced VIII
(mulated wickedness. Yonder, ex
Using his slang Vocabulary upon
hing halt-seXed in her appearance
asa youth, whose grey-haired iatne
|d christian mother doubtless su !
ped him to be "at Wills mouse !,
ght.p Alta table in the bahque'
pm sat three travelling statesmen
zen with wives and families. Inc
ti with each other in their attentio
a frail blonde beauty, in blue igu'
ID low corsage. That bang-halre
aik whose solitary exercise AT OF
mer of the hail were evidehtl
eant to suggest the can-cah, Is
Mulptor, whose greatest professions
acern Is that he should be discover
De the chisler-out of the stone mug
BAT stand at different points throus
q the city as signs for liquor stor,
ae STOPPING, weak looking you.
nose overcoat is buttoned close apo
aeneck to hide the dress suit VIM
esees is out of place, il the son
le OF the wealthiest men III tne CIV
ie, too, talks sweetiy TO "a bare orea
Prostitute, who has ruined ma
lcn young men rs he. The ola y
leman, who seems To be SD thorough
aloylng himself even at the eXpei
ahis own money aud sobriety, Is III
southern city, and has WE u
lhghter present. The old man kho
What sort of a place he is in, and "
e' allow his women folks on
pof, though they have had cosiun
uiaue FOR the occasion. He MIN
rscpo.es TO have "a good time, :
WAY II may. His friends are look
I ~ nm, and In few minutes
aa'e him ina carriage, en- route
~ nome on the south side. Ills
~ slaughter will cry from disappo
"~nt and chagrIn, but the husn.
NV ialher Is too drunk 10 care.
~au With the dress suit and glow
shdrank. His wife is near him,
~ ~ VIII not drink. Consequently
~ Twice ~ much as he ought,
= NJ Hnal IS known as a well posted u
vogit 10 be doubtly clubb9u
sahg his wife 10 such place.
~ setung drunk after he got u
- ~ ''Oa'i-shoulder man who dr.
\ ssesen with him has been callel
Chaaer Of German thought
hA,,aso; His unparalleled eilonty
IN kissing the wolraii ~
"A ~ Ss enu'led him the name OF lie"
Y IN lvther sort, ihose quiet Pe
ue group 10 the lei, are enline