Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
! Msrrls and the Sensation She
| Aow Creating All Precedents
Set at Naught'
~ Eruption in the Broadway
|..i,oad Investigation q. 7.
Huntington ni Home.
.,nbi, Ball OF the sensVn -nIar-
..nna ,,umors Of Marriages
10 social circles.

Vart March 3,~-The third aud
MIN BAN was given last Thurs.
nlmonlcO'a. The cOtiillon was
M Leon D'0rcmleulx, whose
80 Mis- Jeanne Borrowc. Mr.
sisgSl proved a yerg competent
M a d son ot the late Pref.
'l.,euSi. who taught French SO loug
Y, psIat. Nine. D'Orcmlouxl also
~ fashionable young ladics'
Il Ntw York. a sister, Miss
,Eayl, married. Or Roosevelt
n0frmleuxl was q Mas Gibbs,
~ family Gibbs avenue ia New
|.,ntsed Allarc fayorltos Ia society.
. 1Mpe Brown Potter returned tile
s,As week from Washington, where
,.sei Secretary ard Mrs. Whitney
i M anpdarauce in public slnce her
\ I'M % Monday evening nc the
4 rlDfmanceul "LnRme.n She oc
4 ia friends one Of the boxes and
4 unusually vol In 4 costume Of
4 rgp velvet, low.nccked and short.
n Ths mock @as trimmed With
A ma q large yellow satin bow was
a M onb side Mrs Potter has an
Earneok. IN her recent recitation
4 ere SIMS poem OF "Phryno's llug.
4 M pO,tlor Joe,n as she calls 10,
n ~ % have err ntod an uneallcd-
q Qtlon Pray, when did congress
q .oclely become SO squeamishY
"A Nittr has recited the poem here In
p oE. M the most exclusive OF draw.
"A, aud no one took oifense. The
\ good, and the story pathetic
4 dler, as is we'd known, IL the
Il n Of Bishop Urquhart Of Louisl.
IA husband nephew OF Bishop
& With such family influence, her
B 0sliiOu uuQuestioned, sho saw no
\ the poem Tho action OF those
who felt atironted Mt its
reminds me Of one who
not look at Powers
Slayen because it was q nude
In gazing at fine piece OF
h onU's mind Is supposed to soar
aithly matters'to the skin of the
n sud the work of art. SO think
ding christening TO Sims pathetic
AOald forgive any indicate al
ior The sake Of tho sentiment
NJ NJ story contains aud It's poetical
clon. hope Mrs. Potter VIII
81 Ioollsh enough TO discard a poem
Aers so well, while there are still
.ft who would be pleased TO hear
apd again
Washington papers seem to
oldly OF her performance in the
u llouoymoon,n Be that as IL
hyate letters received by her
here chronicle one social success
Hbcr, and In Baltimore lieructing
siged With great favor. Tho fact
ai many u nose out OF Joint In
aVa society, and "Phryne's llus-
rntd MS an opportunity TO get
nj w may soon rctaliate, for, in all
hi u, she and her entire family will
~ 10 Washington TO substantlatc a
ERhith the urquhart family have
iae government. al can'ts see what
Ms. Potter such aHfayorltei there
IjY }onng ladies' rs pretty and far
Mintful,n said IN envious young
Possibly this Is true, but the Sc
~ Potter's success Is that she has
a. do not believe any one
W hcr presence without feeling that
a8elYes were the most important
pp@rth Now any one Is apt to
Niiorably the source from which a
lhelr own Importance is derived,
|nI august Belmont and Mrs. Charles
|tlE y are greatly interested In the
eiaton for the aged blind, iol
h WIS., Thurher SO generously
atst nights receipts Of the
III iAkme,h In u conversation
VI. Bergman she said that
resent quarters On Four,
N'et had grown too small and
committee OF ladies hoped the
Up town might be ready by
Ms Bergman is well.knowr
'oeleiy, and her charities ar,
ie daughter, Miss Georgia Der
| also one OF soclety's greatest
= and no entertainment IL consld
. III flele Without them both. Mrs
= Y VINO Is sin young, hus q re
H which breaks into smiles a.
sRes' Her hair Is u Hight brown
very quiet, but elegant, She
\ whitney, Il niece of Stephcr
The ladies hope that witt
Nor ,eal Efforts interest may b.
- 70 this home for the blind
|af* Blended for those aged anC
And that substantial subscrip
IC,M Igsult from their labors ant
mer's good example.
aoancement that MIR. Clarenc,
d aiiled January q Miss Rosalb,
J VIZ w SINGER created quite a sen
~ COLLINS Is tall, blonde an'
'le was once the husband o
adaughter Of Horace Clark
MsaN was u sister of william II
y is said that the first Mrs
w yalpg her lie uncongenlal, o
iVe cause she herself was Gcklo
- sollos 500, 1000 10 let her oh
self gNg She afterwards marie,
y NANNY officer.
inge Of Miss Gilbert TO MI
which was a pretty affair tba
!. n Monday afternoon, opens
h ought, Miss Gilbert Is a cousil
Ebert, who a few years ag
l'S Constance Leigh, . mem
4 RIM. eA's company. Now here
sofn married to raw Temple
/. a U soon Jay Gould,s only son
lead TO the altar Edit
member Of Daly's compan,
- mllllonalres continue thi
What IS TO become Of ID
l,, s1o hae no opportunity {
hlsnts or sing bewItchln
.tt eeAaer some have taken I
MI G. u, HAnviKn.
h who has been playln