Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-28
WILLSPOINT
A Grand Social Event which Reflected
Credit on the Refined
City.
bcaotiful Ladies' Arrayed IN Garments
OF Elegance and raste--other
Local News.



Wills PoINr, Tx, April s7.--The
grand ball aud supper given last night by
the odd Fellows IN celebration Of their
sixiyseventh anniversary was one Of the
grandest affairs that has occurred for
years. Pursuant TO the programme, the
audience assembled at the city hall al 100
O'Clock. Col. c. w. Swank was grand
marshal of the occasion, and presided
with his usual gentlemanly dignity. n.
Il. iantis opened the ceremony hy an ad. |
dress Of welcome. lie spoke IN his usual
clear, dlgnifed manner, refreshing md |
edifying his audience by his flow OF lam !
guAge and elegance Of thought.
DIR w. w. Reeves followed IN speech
OF fifteen minutes' duration on "Odd Eel |
lowship and Its Teachings DR.. Reeves
speech was like the breath Of spring
morning, fraught with beautiful thought
and poetical expression He paid
touching tribute TO woman's gentleuess
aud love.
MIR. j. A. Gugenheim spoke for few
moments on "Ihe Orphans Home" His
remarks were full OF carnestness and De.
yotion TO the causeof Odd Fellowship.
After the speaking, Col. Swank am
nounced that supper was ready, and the
vast audience repaired to the Odd Eel
lows hall, where three tables running the
entire length Of the spacious building
We're burdened down with the choicest
and best yiands, Between four and i've
hundred guests were entertained, and for
two hours the brilliantly lighted hall pre-
| scented a scene that battles description
After supper the most Of the company
returned to the city hall and partook OF
the pleasure OF the dance. The great
hall was resplendant with light and music,
and
PAGES fair and voices sweet,
And the busy hum of merry feet"
Meme Bros band furnished music. The
dance lasted until o'clock, when oil
went home weary, but happy.
The following ladies were present,
with toilets as stated:
Miss Eniah Pahst, cream null and
oriental lace Miss Laura Shipley, white
null and oriental lace; Miss Lulu Mont
fort, white Persian lawn, trimmed In
lace; Miss Mollie Howard, cream null
and tan ribbons; Miss Title Cellar, white
swiss and satin; Miss Rosa Cellar, cream
null and satin; Miss Penny Taylor, white
Persian lawn aud ribbons; Miss frankie
Kilgorc, cream null and oriental lace;
| Miss Fannie Jones, white swiss; Miss
May Jones, white lawn and oriental over
dress; Misses Thomas, cream null and
oriental lace; Miss Mary Swanb, embroi-
dered cream nuns yelling; Miss Eflle
Rogers, changeable silk; Miss Alice Rey-
nolds, white silk; Miss Sallie Fields,
changeable silk; Miss Ellie Mason, pink
null; Miss kirkio Mason, blue null;
Miss Lizzie Benhams, pink null and ORR
entail lace; Miss learlie Bruce, cream
MINIS yelling and point Lace Miss Alice
llaman, pink Persian lawn; Miss May
Agee, cream nuns yelling and garnet
velvet; Miss Jessie thurman, tan cloth
and garnet velvet; Miss Clara Trout,
cream null with gilt net overdress; Miss
, Virginia Pierce, changeable silk and ORR
! entail net overdress; Miss Georgia
Pierce, changeable silk and orr ntal net
overdress Miss Josie Stately, white
lawn and ribbons; Mrs. Willie
! Croft, dressed as "Rebecca at the Well; /"
Miss Katie Lynch, cream null,
gilt net oyerdress; Mrs. j. g.
Kearby, black silk; Mrs. G. II.
J Bruce, black silk; Mrs. Mamie Mcknight,
black cloth, trimmed In point lace; Mrs.
j. f. Gready, blue cloth, trimmed In vel
, vet; Mrs. John II. REYNOLDS, changeable
silk; Mrs. Mollie NJ Steele, tan cloth,
trimmed in black velvet; Mrs, j. M.
Heard, cream silk, trimmed in blue vel
vet; Mrs. Hicks, black cloth; Mrs. Hop
J klns, cream null and pink ribbons; Mrs.
w. b. Wynne, changeable silk Mrs. j.
NJ Lybrand, India linen and Oriental lace
Mrs. w. b. Lybrand, garnet silk; Mrs.
Lynch, brown silk; Mrs. Lou Rush,
brown cloth, with pearl ornaments; Mrs.
Gafford, white null, trimmed IN lace
, Mrs. DR.. Reeves, black cloth, trimmed In
Grape; Mrs. j. T. Hamer, brown silk
Mrs. w. b. Henderson, changeable silk
mrs. j. c. Hatcheil, changeable silk, trim
med In cream lace; Mrs. $. M. Goss,
. brown cloth, trimmed In velvet, Mrs, j
II. Carter, belize nun yelling, trimmed In
black velvet; Mrs. Mason, black cloth,
] trimmed In grapes; Mrs. Fred Bowlden,
, blue silk; Mrs. &. w. Swdnk, light brown
+. silk; Mrs. j. A. Gugenheim, black bro
caded silk, Mrs. Lum Robinson, white
Persian lawn, trimmed in lacei Mrs
: Woodhouse, light brown cloth dress,
! with diamond ornaments Mrs. Jim lIar.
, ris, plaid (black and white cloth dress;
Mrs. Kate bay, black silk, trimmed in
J lace; Mrs. N. A. Moore, black
| nuns yelling, trimmed Ia lace
Miss Nora Kearby, pink Persian lawn,
} trimmed in lace; Miss Maggie Bruce,
pink India lawn; Miss Amy Swank, cream
oriental net and lace; Miss Berthe Nc
} Knight, white null, trimmed In lacei Miss
! Katie Mason, cream null and oriental ne,
aud lace; Miss Katie Day, white India
lawn, trimmed In embroidery; Miss Mer
Z tie Dean, blue nuns yelling, trimmed In
lace; Miss Winona Wynne, white null
: trimmed in lace and ribbon; Miss Mabe
Dean, white Persian lawn, trimmed IN
lace Miss Laura Reeves, white Indie
, lawn aud blue ribbons; Miss Marie
, Reeves, white India lawn ana blue rio
, bons; Miss Pearle Russell, white India
: lawn and red ribbons Miss Anna Camp
white India lawn, trimmed in embroidery
J Miss Rosa Gugenheim, pink SILK with EN-.
: broidered over.dress; Miss Carrie Gugen'
/ helm, blue silk with embroidered over.
: dress; Miss Daisy Cox, white India lawn
and white ribbonsi Miss Eta Carter,
! pink nuns yelling, trimmed Ia satini Miss
Mona Yantis, white lawn and oriental nett
: Miss Only Yantls, figured lawn Miss
! Halle Yantls, white lawn and oriental
. net; Miss Ella Ketchnm, blue lawn and
ribbons; Miss Maud Saddler, red nuns
! yelling; Miss Lucy Saddler, white lawr
: aud blue ribbons,