Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-29
MILLS POINT.
c-.at Event OF the Season the
~ q Grand Bali by Our Social
Pleasure Club.
..,ns throughout the Country
Qe'a ,ns.. Felr-Reiigious- Sweet
Charity Personal Notes

n al.,,e POINT, TEX, March z1.-Ih
4 ~ me season was the grand bal
PA ~ nour Pleasure club at tn
XXI s,.house on Thursday night last II
WV N Miss Sallie l.. Field, daughte
n ''s ,,,see Field Of Dallas. The presiden
Il ..ss cub. Mr.. A. II. Afford, floor man
Messrs. S NJ. Torbett, S. h. xii
M W. r. Collier, also the COMMITTEES
4 IN. srvrancements, Messrs. II. NJ Nesbitt
IN Montague, Will Reeves, and In fac
z ne officers and members, We'd witt
'.s o,her In their efforts to make th,
sssIou enjoyable and pleasant
"a thew certainly succeeded mos
1.,yshly. Meme Bros band o
o,lIss was secured for the occasion, anC
4 e.SSnrsed the finest and most soul-stir
4 ~ music. Everything passed off pleas
n LIN. and the club is TO be congratulated
~ ihe elegant arrangement and success
II H carving out of the programme Miss
Il rsd wore her honors gracefully snC
sodestly, and was the recipient Of many
rsII-merited compliments. Among the
Il 1,rrhted throng OF beautiful and charm
f. ladies' and gallant gentlemen were
\ V'ster John Il. owens and Miss BERTHE
1ueKnlght Mr.. Ed. Lyons and Miss MAY
8ioues, Mr.. Eddie Crow and Miss Viz.
ynIs Peace, Mr.. Harry Flagg and Miss
&rlHa Celia, Mr.. w. Il. Howell and Miss
psOe Taylor, Mr.. viii Reeves and Miss
4 lice Hsmm, MIR. Horace Human and
4Nss Laura SIMPLIFY, Mr. S. NJ Torbett
\ rd Miss Ellie Mason, Mr.. Tony Rey-
4 ,olds and Miss Kirkie Mason, Mr..
= W. Montague and Miss Sallie Field,
~. W. j. Lewis and Miss Fannie Jones,
~. A. H. Afford and Miss Uta Pabst,
In. j. M. Beck and Miss Fannie Herbig,
m. +. N. Nesbitt and Miss Alice Rey-
holds, Mr.. W. X. Collier and Miss Jennie
&SlI, Mr.. Fred Moore and MISS Josie
kaieler, Mr.. Emil We'll and Miss Georgia
Pace, Mr.. j. w. Fuller and Mrs. Cloud,
&r j. II. Reynolds aud Miss Fannie
thompson, Mr.. j. NJ Lybrand and wife,
m w. w. Mcleod and wife, Col. Lynch,
flIs snd daughter Miss Katie, Mr.. Henry
&nen1eld and daughter Miss Lena, Mr.
W. Ellis and wife, Mr.. j. w. Prewitt
End daughter Miss Matte, Mr.. w. r..
auchsmp aud daughter Miss Dona,
EiB. J. IL. Reynolds, Mr.. Isaac Block,
MI j. L. Hamm, DR.. w, w Reeves,
NJ W. Il. Easterwood, Judge Foster OF
nion, MIR. Fred Bowlden, Mr.. VIII
mAgue, Uncle Dick Felton,, and many
$Aes.
The costumes of the ladies were elegant
81 rich, and the most exquisite taste
rs displayed in the selection of such
lOrs, trimmings and ornaments as were
sst becoming TO the fair ones who hon
Nd the occasion with their pres
Miss Sallie Field wore shell-pink
Ill Embossed crimson velvet with orrla
Hls of pearls and diamonds.
Mss Fannie Thompson OF Nashville,
rn., wore black silk and jet orna
ats.
BIS. j. M. Lybrand, brown velvet with
Hlnond ornaments.
Hrs w. w. Mel cd, black silk.
II Mss Alice Reynold, blue silk with game
HHdress.
EAlss Etlle Mason, oriental lace with
BAN satin trimmings and ornaments OF
&laral flowers.
&lnss Kirkie Mason, white tulle Topped
Hh lilies of the valley.
HNkb Obd uDSbt NlNNlh mum WIN Jaw
satin trimmings.
Miss Laura Shipley, white null with
let satin trimmings.
rs. L. w. Ellis, black Spanish lace
diamond ornaments,
!. Mrs. Cloud of Chicago, black SILK with
n trimmings,
bliss Alice Hamm, white nuns yelling
|. miss Jennie Hill, blue silk and old gold
Min.
Mss Katie Lynch, golden brown satin.
Mss Fannie Herbig, walking suit OF
: &pgn cloth.
: Misses Virginia and Georgia Peace,
( snder satin with cream lace, over
passes.
{ Misses Fannie and May Jones, cream
Il MS yelling with blue satin trimmings
i Mss Title Celia, white tarlatan and
PIE satin.
Mss Josie Stateler, white tarlatan and
bite satin,
Mss BERTHE Mcknight, a graceful littit
I, NJ Of ten summers, was arrayed In whltt
h q rule the gentlemen wore olacf
I. UNing suits with white vests.
4 The ''ioy was nnconhncdn and the les
4 lies were continued until "wee sma'
4 lE Of mora warned the worshippers a
shrine Of Terpsichore to retire. AL
aloud in their praises OF the club, ant
occasion will ever be remembered b,
4 Participants as one Of unalloyed pleas
y and enjoyment.
* The rain for the past two days has Ia
I. ired with farming operations, and II
ssequence there were great man,
( eple IN town to-day.
!. Suslness is fairly good for the season
n sthstanding the ugly features pre-
Ned by the strike Country produce
ehinl, and large shipments are Delni
le every day.
y adnting and fishing is now the genera
4 W q the day. Game Of all Kinds !
4. ahiul, and IN the vicinity Of Coos
q and the Sabine numerous lovers 9
u n port are TO be seen at all times.
h ihe Knights of Labor will hold thel
mar meeting tonight, when, 1t Is "
RNod, important business Will b
o'acted The assembly here is les
y lhree months old, but IL Is said !
h0urishing condition, and r.
#'@ large accessions az every meelihi
d per previous announcement IN IN
4 ssirE, Elders Wingo and McConne
Il ri w Baptist church began series
n Algs on Thursday night last. Messr
t9n, pastor Of the NJ. Il. chure
j. A. Burgess OF q
eFrand Presbytefian, and
y M AeVulloueh Of the Old School Presb
e "a CHURCHES were. present, and ga
~ ,utAnces ot their hearty cO-oneratio
4 g.. Aiff fneatfns,s ,,,tfi Ia hnli evprv dn