Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-04


ana all members Of the best families.
four correspondent had the honor of
= special Invitation to dine and did "a
IN company with Gov. Uubbard and
Senator Gibbs, Mrs. John Col,ey sun.
plying our table with everything nos.
sible for man to wish. we ali by
unanimous vote declared that Mr.
Coiiey was "the boss
The Sherman band contrib.
uted largely to the pleasure
Of the day, and Master Guy
Britton, the smallest drummer hny
ON record, was the center of attraction
being only seven years of age. and y
drummer-boy In every sense Of The
word.
The evenings entertainment wasun.
der the management of Messrs. /. II
Cook, Il. A. Fakes. Y. u Stenson
John s Coifey and Geo. Stumn. Tbesn
gentlemen comprised the rscenijon
committee of the ball. and their duties
were performed in Admirable taste
not thing happening to mar TIA
pleasure of the hannv dancers v,nr
correspondent having the pleasure M
being of that class. The n,,slc ,yas
furnished by the noble ljtile Honey
Grove band. composed of Mr.. parcv
Cox, leader r. Rernett r. RYAN Il
Larison, II. l.. Piner. r, Miller. i
Brecketn. III. Erwin. a. Standfisld
G.. Henderson, /. NeyiIl and n. Miller
i One of the Mckinney ladies fiji had
when she was informed that little
Percy Cox. the gallant leader WINS
married. Which one was its nd.
wise the Mckinney hoys hereafter IN
accompany The ladies' n wns a nota.
BILE fict that nor one of The socletv hoys
was prosent.
The dance of tho evening was The
one i'm which senator Gibbs Will Miss
Neya stir ma PARTNER tool, mr., The
senator SURPRISED his frjends when he
steppad upon thu uoor no worry faw
Thought he danced Int hp soon moved
an eypprt on the floor and il inst M
active ON the floor az n dancInT.hall
as he Ia on the floor fthe state se. ale.
and with Miss Stiff "a a mariner IN.
we're voted the h. 81 DANGERS nresent
The Grand Encomnmen, were ont
In their new uniforms for the first
time. and under Tho command of Omit
Harry Wagner nrova5 thenrsalves ~
be soldiers both IN drill and dress. The
monument Ia rnn,nnsad ~ ths
| wpplthilEt merchants (AraAnUill a.
VIZ II 4 E.kes II pitman + ~
o,NeiI r. smith ponner- / II
Coo,, MAY Sniikn A Eoryotstnn
lao hrmis,ead NJ Gee and w II
pnsh A amor hodv of mar naya,
donned Uniform.
Tha ladies NJ AIcKinnev vish me
10 thanir Nr II A Fakes Of IN,
East Line road c,r his Kindness
,yomid ioo~e for WcISinnev mill ,
a M Instead of ! n m, ma had beet
rcnnrtad The Iadie, ,veye very mucl
,varr;sd sbnnt ,bair namn.s and Won,
cnrresnnndert ;mma1intaIv sci /,
,yo,t, 20 ,e,naay If nossihie trouhIe
IN atating IN Ina MANAGER over In
, teIenhone the pnsition. and urplnl
tbai 4, would ha consi,ipred n favSr +
mn, {; ,zr-rrr If no would make som
arrangenlenta. he immediately eel I
work and in n few moments informe
!, wonr cnrresnnnd"nt that he wonl
ioke n our over for ma which no aid
) and If La could have only heord IA
|, b,nssings ibet were sbowered on hin
= fron aSvant Inns he would have ru
7. fom trains. Cant. j. G. McFarlar
> tha cnndnctor ON the East Line too
,he train over I'm the morning. Tn
cantain had been called The ladies' cor
!, dnctor md Indring from the looks {
y his cont when he come In to suppe
u last evening he il called rightly. On
cnnId hard ~ see Jimmie for flower
= Mr. ! p. Collins. the EXPRESS agen
!, ia In thc race also and II IL a stron
muIi hatween The Two which one aha
= oct The h, II MT the ball To- be given o
u Ssho LEI hy tba conductors
y Tol yobnson naid senator Glbbs
8 h;Sb continent Inv saving he wa
J. deiighted That The senator had com
;, nm On being asked The reason. h