Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
SHERMAN.
The Celebration Of the Myers.Less
Nuptials q Scene OF SplendOr-Par-
tlal List Of Presents.
The Burglars stiu mt Work, with but
Little suceess-The Silent Drill
Personal.
MYERs.1Ess NuprIALs.


mfbho~LESS NbfllAl6s
Special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tex, May 1.-THE cele-
bration of the nuptials OF Mr.. Henry
Myers OF Honey Grove and Miss Alvlna
Less OF this city passed of in brilliant
style on Sunday evening, the 10th inst.
The ceremony was performed by Rabbi
Edward Chapman of Dallas, and was
witnessed by at least 100 relatives and
friends. On account OF the large as
semblage the ceremony was held in the
spacious hall of the large brick
public school building, between
Travis and Walnut streets.
The attendants were four little flower
children-Ralph, Sammie and Pauline
Conn, nephews and niece of the bride,
and little Mss Edith Schneider They
were dressed in exquisite taste and were
much admired. The bride wore a beau
tiful tan-colored surah, with long court
train, sleeveless, skirt trimmed with
Northumberland PANELS. She held In
her hands magnificent bouquet. There
were great many visitors from q dis
lance TO extend kind wishes aud cou-
CALCULATIONS.
The happy pair left this morning for
Honey Grove, where the groom is a
thriving business man and where they will
make their home.
The following is but partial list Of the
many costly and useful presents; Ele-
CANT parler set, Mr.. and Mrs. Cohn, Sc
della, Mo-; handsome chamber set from
Ralph, Sammie and Pauline Cohn OF Sc
dallas elegant piano from parents and
brothers OF the bride; check for 500
from Mr. a. Myers OF Schenectady, N. Y,
brother OF the groom; bronze French
clock, Mr.. and Mrs. Eppstein, Denison;
bronze antique vases, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Wolf, Sedalia, Mo-; elegant parlor lamp,
han6.painled, r and Mrs. Il. Wolf and
MIR. g. Wolf, Sedalia; elegant
set wine glasses, Mr.. NJ. Leon,
Mr.. M. Eppstein, Denison; silver pitcher
and cups, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Linz; set sill
yer tea spoons, Mr.. Simon Linz; silver
napkin rings, Albert Linz; cut glass and
silver salt stand, Beunie Linz; amborine
glass lemonade set, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Levy;
blue cut glass and silver pickle castor
| Adolph SieSfeld; hand painted parlor
lamp, cut glass shade, Mr.. and Mrs.
Westheimer; silver castor, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Rothschild; amborine glass water set,
Mr.. aud Mrs, Jake Levy; perfume and
jewelry case, DR.. II. W. Wood, Sedalia;
silver pickle castor, Mr.. end
Mrs. III. Silyerman, Kansas Citv;
silver cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. S. N,
Zemansky; silver butter dish, Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Hernsteadt and daughter; two
pairs elegant lace curtains, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Schneider; handsome rug, MIR. Jake
Exstein; fine easy chair, Or. aud Mrs.
Hernsteadt, Paris, Tex; cut glass and
| silver pickle castor, Mr.. T. Cohen, Paris;
cut glass and silver castor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nj, Grunstein, benson; set silver spoons
In case, l.. Boehm and son, Paris; silver
bouquet holder, Miss Edith Helen
schneider; silver sugar bowl and
spoon, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Dopplemayor;
pair beautiful mirrors In hand-plinted
plush frame, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lew;
carving set and case, Messrs. Max Eop.
stein aud Henry Hollauder; silver and
gold-lined card receiver, Mr.. and Mrs
l., Dryfoosi Bohemian glass berry bowl,
MIR. and Mrs. h. Eppstein and daughter;
silver card.basket, DIR. and Mrs. Il. ID.
Thompsoni set silver knives. Mr.. and
Mrs, |. Exstein; blue cut.glass and silver
pickle castor, MIR. and Mrs. Levy; hand.
painted PLAGUE In hammered brass
frame, Mrs. |. ID. Marks Of Memphis.
BECOMING HOMOGENEOUS.
II Is beginning TO be threadbare sub
Ject, but due regard for the sacred truth
compels conscientious reporter to state
that burglars are stlll doing the town.
some time last night, or at an early hour
this morning, they raided too more places,
the grain store OF Pittman, Harrison &
Co., aud the grocery Of Joe Hawlowetz.
In the former place they got nothing, and
In the other they found no money,
but coniiscated some Sl5 or $50
worth OF tobacco, cigars, etc.
There is M thought OF blaming
the policemen for the frequency OF these
occurrences, as there are but two officers
TO guard the city from dark to dawn II
is suggested that 20 meet the emergency
special force be put on. The mer.
chants are growing very weary OF such
crookedness, and most OF them are pre-
pared to give the midnight marauders
warm reception
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Cora whiteside, the charming
Van Alstyne belle, after pleasant visit
to friends here has returned home.
Mr. WIN Leslie OF Van Alstyne and