Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-11
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AL lht itSihtliItbA bdIlt. v. .. WISH
the "BijouS" gave grand hop on
Thursday, LIST inst, on which occasion
Il highly enjoyable time was expert
enccd by the participants. The fol-
lowing young ladies' and young gen
tlcmen were present: DR.. Geo. Veal
and Miss Ida Rogers, DIR. Westerlield
and Miss Maggie Rosser Mr.. 4, Nj.
Spalic and Miss Leida Perry, Mr.. j.
T.. Grow and Miss Carrie Brown, our
handsome young friend Ben Eppcrsun
and Miss Murphy Smith, Mr.. G. ii.
MeHbacher and Miss Addie Terry,
Mr.. Albert Roweli and Miss Ambeline
Chic, Mr.. Frank S0mmerindykc and
Miss Fannie Becton. Mr.. wilkins
Harper and Miss Mamie Hart, Dr.
Nancea and Miss Louise IIeise, Mr.. John
Foscue and Miss Fannie Preston, r.
Costa and Miss Alice Burke, and others
comprising the society guests of the
city.
the c. l.. =. club consists of nearly
thirty-ilvc members.
General King was in the city on the
LIST instant en- route to Austin.
our esteemed Mr.. w. Taylor OF the
Jimplocute celebrated on the 9Th in-
slant his birthday. We congratulate
illt NhlliiN tulAbA sAllAA W i1i INN i'Asfg
lnppy returns of his jour Cic H0i3soyicc.
4 meeting was held by the members
of "Biioun on Monday last at the Office
of their president, DR.. Westeriicld.
Mrs DR.. Campbell, formerly AN old
resident of Jefferson and now of Sher-
man, is In the city, the guest Of orr
esteemed Captain y, j. smith y
family.
oar mueh-liked townsman, Mr.. I'd
Never. has accepted a situation with
ID. Wissman in Marshall. We are al
WAYS glad to see him doing well and
we therefore wish the clever gentle
man plenty of success In his new HELD
of labor.
Mrs. q. II. Turner of Dallas Is the
guest of Mrs. EpreIson.
our popular telegraph operator, Mr.
Frank S6mmerindyke, while attend
ing the fair few weeks ago, made a
mash on some of Sulphur Springs fair
daughters. IN fact, he don't deny IL AT
all that he left his heart or hearts up
there. Sulphur Springs or Jeilersoh'
Take your choice!
Mrs. A. l.. Chic and her charming
daughter, Miss Ambelinc, have been
visiting friends in the city, and were
the guests of Mrs. Jno. Fielder. Miss
Amheline made very favorable M
preston here. our beaux say siie u I,
| ''daisy.u They left on Monaay last
4 for their home la 1cXarkana.
Cards are out announcing the crys-
tai wedding Of j. Flynn and LIZZIE
| Rosser, TO take place on Monday next.
Little Misses Annie aud Bettie Pnr-
sons left on Wednesday night lor
! Marshall, where they VIII attend
school.
Mrs. II. j. Rogers Is visiting Dallas.
our excellent opera house manager,
Mr.. Lewis Echluter, deserves great
praise for splendid accommodation.
I An of our iheater-goers1 are OF the
same opinion. 49, ~
The entertainment given by the
ladies of the Metliothidist Church was
nulte a success, and reflects great credil
on the originalors.
i. S. NAYS of the Dallas Herald wa
in town last week. 90
Miss q. Rowell returned from sui
phur Springs, where the charming
Young lady has been visiting frienus
for some time.
The many friends of our iormei
townsnnn, Capt. J. +. Russell OF Gal
weston. were glad TO shake hands VIII
the pleasant gentleman, who arrived
Thursday. ,u
Mrs. l.. George OF Paris is, VISITING
Mrs. Epperson. ~,
We regret 10 announce that Ml7
Frederick Oppenheim, aged eighly-lW'
wears, departed this lie on Thnrsna,
4 ayening at $3.50 o'clock, after ~
illness Of ten days. Lately
was her only desire 10 be ahle
y leave for that haven OF rest, where ~
n ioy and happinesg forever more
Her funeral took place ON Wcdnesda,,
evening M 4 u, M, and was lafgei.
attended by the many friends aud a'
uuaintances OF the deceased. MAY he
soul rest la peace.