Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
Two interesting Entertainments Give y
BY Popular Societies which are
Heartily Enloyed.
Sudden Death ~ an Lsiims,Aie Lsdy
nt with Poker reroDei
Notes


ai our citizens ont 70 enjoy tbom m
young ladies' ~ N0rsh Texas college he'll
a bsznnr for the bcncit Of the library, tha
waa nrnnd ggcccBR and attracted
house fall Of people, both old aud young
The introduction was grand parable o
over thirty young ladloa dressed 10 clwr
acter, who aled into the large chapel u
inc college, and, after taking position %
The stage, d most splendid effect was pro
ducrd liy the use " calcium light
that reflected sheen ot benutliu
rndinncc on the iablenuN and prpdnced
one Of the most beautiful pictures cvcl
presented 10 Sherman audience, Who's
Che full effect Of this scene wa inlrli
comprebcnded by tho spectators thc
array of beauty dispersed among the
audience and we were permitted TO
griteiso the different make.nps At our
leisure. II would DO an hcfcnloan task
~ give special mention Of each mol,
Vidunl where 30 many were dressed 10
represent different characters ana No
mnat be content with saying that inner
array Of lovely girls IN lovely and appro'
pirate costumes hns never been seen ln
this city OF pretty girls,
Tho young ladcr were for one night
only made mistress ~ the situation and
permitted TO uso their Irresistible pow
cra az presiding officers over VOL OF
lemonade, a iish-pOnd full OF novelties,
q bazaar Ol choice gems OF art, aud deit
hnndiwork. RypslcH camp OF fortune
iellers and II luncheon where the dell
caclcs that charm the hungry were pro-
ylded in abundance The young ladies
fairly cNcclled themselves IN entertain
ing, and at the conclusion had The proud
.futIaIu.tll.n at = al NE u1Iif Inn
TO lholr library fund.- which, con.
sidcrlpg the rainy night, H. %
triumphant SUCCESS, The niuht Was
too Indictment for general turn out, and
the audience was largely composed of the
male portion ~ the community, hut the
sweet girl hostcsscs made tho gentlemen
80 perfectly happy that they did not feel
any special need ~ other chnrmcrs for
that one evening,
The regular hi monthly entertainment
Di the lidnpiellow society Of Sherman
Institute was also held last evening, and
had its usual natterlng audience 10 re-.
ward the Young Indies for their efforts Ia
please, The rain prevented many from
occupying their usual seats, but the house
was we'll illlod, and tho programme,
which Ia always interesting, was more
Grey opened the proceedings with a ,lo.
lln solo, during the performance Of which
tho literary society marched Ia d body %
the stage and formed beautiful tab
leauX, with tho portrait OF l,ohRfrlloW
hung In the background After this sirlk.
ing picture had been duly impressed on
The spectators the tublealiX melted away
and the regular exercises of the evening
ware begun Ivy an Instrumental duct by
Misses Pinto aud ella Rhomc, which was
we'll played. LOnalellow'a first poem,
which was TO have beUn rocitcd NV Miss
Lenilcnm, WAS given Ivy Miss lilaydos,
teacher OF olocuti0n, IN tho absence Oi
the former, aud was we'll received
Miss Rosa Marshall rucitcd "Tho Wr0cl,
Of the lIosporusn very well indeed, aud
was followed by Miss Carrie llruce with
the Instrumental solo, dGrand Command.
cry March, which was wen rendered.
Miss llobecca lloustadt read the instl.
tuiu MISCELLANY, which II one of the at.
fractions VI these entertainments, aud, as
usual, contained many happy local hits
that were highly appreciated Miss
lioslnu Cane played tho plano solo "Nor,
tnrruN moat admirably and was followed
hy Miss Anna Boil Pltlinan In the reclta.
ton nf "'Tho Mlniatoria Sormon,n lhnt
pleased the audience IN both mau.
ncr and substance, Miss Matte
Taylor went 10 tho plano aud
gave "rhc Rlpplca ol the Alabama and
Miss Matte Purlnton supplemented it
With u medley that was also pleasant TO
an lovcrs Of good music.
MisA Minnie Woodhuuse accompanied
10y Prot CrHlg on the violin, sang the
solo, Whom the Birds Have Gone to
Sleep" aud was rewarded with applause.
Miss Emnm Day rceltcd Nashtl very
we'll, Indeed, aud Niles EulR Hare played
tho plano solo, lbs nonX Alonutrcsu
inost admirably
Next came the concluding CHORUS.
AWAY the Morning Freshly Brcaklng.n
10y the class, which, II Is needless to say.
was well rendered
Tho audience, having u taste OF
Miss Blaydc's oloruilon, would
not he satisfied without n
second appearance, and by special re
quest SHE rceited 'Inhn aud libho la.
WILSON, aud rendered II so well thai an
Npplnuled her generously at rs ennolu.
slou After this the audience dispersed,
and many OF thou helped To crowd tho
nails OF North Texas college, where tho
bazaar was IN progress, lust across the
would have done better aud we trusl
They win SO arrange dates Ia the future
that no one VIII he denied scelng ali that
may be seen at either school hereafter.
Intelligence was brought Du the city
this morning at the spd death of Mrs,
&, \ kelsey, who lived With her hus.
nand aud family Of four children ON a
farm six niles west IT The city, Mrs.
Kelsey has been ENJOYING excellent
health up 60 a few months agu, aud being
about thirly-flyo ycat- Of age only, had
the prospect oi u along and happy iilt be,
tore her She complained OF feeling un.
Mell yesterday, hut nothing unusual was
Thought Of Il, and at The usual hour last
night retired, ami seemed TO ruioy
sound and roircshng iepose, This
morning Al o'clock her husband
awuke aud, TO his horror, found her
dead by his side, but 80 recently deceased
that her body MAS stll warm and her
limbs heNlblc, ile gave immediate no
lice 10 her neighbora and senta friend to
the city Tor the coroner aud physician
70 Inquire into thu cause Oi hia wlfo's
death, hut the messenger wis advised
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