Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-01
SUNDAY SALAD.


The german Is all the rage In the
society Of Northern clti 3, but lt Is
fashionably called the cotlllon.
The rnller.skating mania has cap
tured New York society. 4 number
of immense Kinks have been opened In
that city The daily press tried TO
burlesque the practice, but only added
10 its popularity.
Mrs. w. II. Kennedy, wife Of the
popular manager Of the Plckwiok
hotel and Mis- A Il. Whitla left the
city yesterday for an extended trip to
New Orleans, They will be gone six
or seven weeks.
Bangs are out OF fashion. The late
ayndicate OF hair-dressers convened at
| Paris has pronounced upon the styles
for the winter and spring The fore.
head, instead OF being entirely iDvisi-
| BILE beneath heavy locks ~ heretofore,
10 only to be slightly yelled by thinly
scattered waves, which serve 10 make
the fairness OF the brow more apparent,
as lace sleeve enhances the beauty OF
a lovely arm. Long curls at bhe back
of the neck are also introduced; they
fall from the coils of hair which are
still arranged quite on top Of the head,
Ditch III y tttNlllk thAApAlNAlNu AhiAklt
OF exaggerated height
THE GAZETTE made mistake In
the names of the officers of the oh raj
society In recent issue when IL stated
that Col. A. NJ. Biilton was elected
treasurer. Capt M b Lloyd was
elected TO that office and MIR. VIII
Logan was elecled secretary. The
society will hold another meeting
I tr.l.N FstlN 10 d..
desired Prof SOmerville IL doing q
good work In his efforts TO make The
society a success. A successful public
rendition of the Messiah will ba a
credit to the city,
THE HOP.
The complimentary hop rendered
Mr. and Mrs. X NJ. NanZtndt, jr., by
the Mistlptoe club at Godwins hall
last Friday night was one OF the most
recherche affairs ever held In the city
The couple we're the recipients ol
, many congratulations from friends
, | who saw them for the first time since
their wedding. They were the great
attraction Of the evening and In,
. young men who were fortunate enough
- to secure dance with the bride wer,
envied bv their less fortunate compan
ions. There were several new
3 and lovely faces seen among the bill
Il liant throng uf ladies and the ques
/. tions Who is sht2p and Whats he
q name?" were frequently heard durinl
a the evening. The OeauX were anHioui
q IN know the strangers and the belle
]. looked ON with envy 1--WE suspect) q
"a the gentlemen thrOuged around th
new social queens. Such IL life. Man
kind at best is like the child VIII
,. catches at the toy held before 1t onl
ie 10 cast Il aside when some new al
e traction Is presented to its gaze.
l. HE WAS sTINuY.
The following good story Ii vouoheC
u for by one Of the party:
. Five young society gentlemen weT
. at the Union depot when one OF then
= said, "BOys, LET'S take car and 90 "a
10 town " They boarded a Main stree
car and the speaker walked TO th
front and deposited a coin In the box
The others supposed he had paid IA
fare OF the party until the ubiquitou
l. driver raped on the window and d.
manded the fare "Charlie," one
the party, jumped mp aud-sPeabin
al low to the driver-aaRed how muc
had been put in the box.
~ Five cents,m said the driver.
IN Charlie then put twenty cents !
re the box and sat down. NOthing MOI
was said about the occurrence unit
IS the party left the car at the corner {
49, Fourth street, when the young gentle
I1 man who had deposited the nickel
80 the box came up TO Charlie and viii
w pered "You and / ought 10 mai
a. that d--n driver give US our none
% back y
~ "Why sorI said Charlie.
y Because said the tlve-cent maj
i "yOu and I were the only Oues WI
~ ~ paid oar fare, and those other fellow
~ rode for nothing