Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
DENISON.
How the Ladies and the Gentlemen
Represented Life at the Mas
querade Bali.
\ saloon Robbed-order Yonr Gazette
roeting Up Ice rhe knights
of Labor.
speelst 20 tho Gn1cttc.

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crowd present at the hall, and the hall
was pronounced to be thu greatest success
Of the season. Many and various were
the costumes, from the grotesquc TO the
elegant. The Lunch would satisfy the
most iastidious opicuro, aud the mana
gers deserve great praise for their admir-
able management. Below fnd appended
] list of the various costumes;
Misses Nellie NlmHn OF LcmOut H.,
end Jennie Cox, peasant girls; Annie
Ntrome, Indian princess; Niua Eauhng,
shcpAerdcss; Allie Smith, gypsy girl;
Susie Schucll, waiting maid; Bertha .
BrOC,mun, huUsrmlid; Mamie Robinson, /
fancy costume; Matte Schnrl, waiting .
maid; Mamie beNWua, sailor girl; Ida .
Hutton, Indian maiden; Ida Nlgicr, /
jockey girl; Belle LeBcanmc, Iudian /
princess; Maud Barnes OF Bonham, school |
girl; Nellie Jennings, grandma; Lizzie /.
Ellis, masked iacrdi Louise GUmpert, I,
puekabou; Celia lcudrlck. Romeo; Calie /
Smith, flower girl; Lille Pollard. night; I
Amelia Freudeusteln, fancy costume ;Jane !
Eyer, GermsH peasant girl; Lou Cutler, F.
Dina, the Culurcd servant; Bertha Miil,r, (
Luplauderi Daisy Hotchkiss, German
peasant; Ida Calvin. Goddess Of Liberty
Mesdamcs Mat Bnon, Jockey j. NJ
Shccder, Italian lady; Emma Wenk,
Turkish LADY; ---- beaverton, school glrl
- Chlcket, fancy costume; $. I. Brown,
lace curtains; Fr.d Leddlck, gypsy lady;
G.. W. Bartholomew, peasant girl;
Lumas, cotton; Joe Eupcr, Spanish lady
Messrs. Oscar Blummtr, polo boy; Nell
son BeArdslee, clown; Charles Leddrick,
Fred o. Valley, masked faces John Car
lat, clown; III Plumb, what-is-it; Tom
| Ellis, sailor; A. +. Johnson, fancy cos
tune; johnnie lord, comic suit; Paul
Verkiu, sailors Andy Cure, masked face;
James Yaman, Damon; johnnie Strome,
| uucle Sam; larry CondIff, chief of fire
! department; Carl Bummer, new coon In
town; G. V. Moore, masked face; Tom
| Cutler, Oriental Order uf Humility; Creslc
! Kircher, dude; Bill LeBeaume, convict;
| II. Wenk, wolf; Steve French, masked
4 face; WIZ Everett, masked face; --
/ Iaman, masked face; llannititld
comic costume; Scott Jones OF Sherman,
a hashiul school boy; Dick Chamberlain,
clown. Some OF the masQueraders, both
ladies and gentlemen, lett immedi telN
after unmasking and your reporter failed
to secure their names.
There were about 800 In attendance and
beer and lunch was served, which added
greatly to the evenings enjoyment,
The saloon of DR.. Yeidel was robbed
last Thursday night OF about $50 in
money and some liquors and cigars. Mr.,
Anderson, the night bartender, closed
the saloon about ! O'Clock and attended
the Voerwarts bail, and on returning no.
ticed the back door open, with the above
result.
Main street is beginning to look clear
and nice once more, The mud is beinl
cartcd off and the street is passahle.
Oliver Byron appeared ut the opera
house tonight before very fair audience
Miss Maud Barnes of Bonham Is visit
Ing in the city, the guest OF the Mise
. LeI3aume.
The many friends OF Mr.. Cash Sirplu
Of the Sherman Register will regret T.
learn of that paper's suspension to-day
Cash published newsy and live littl
paper.
The knights of Labor entertainment
, as stated in this mornings GAZETTE, wa
! a grand success. II was given by locG
assembly 2G3s, and under the management
. of Mr. Pull. Smith. Everything went 0
! smoothly and pleasantly, and those In a
y tendance spent most enjoyable evening
I The programme was well rendered all tb
u way through, but among the many "
r will call attention TO a few OF those tina
. were recalled on the stage second tint
y The solo, by Miss Lula Dllarbid'
y "Too ANfully, Awiully," was well rel
3 dercd. The recitation OF "Poe's Raven,
by Mr. Gunter was pronounced the bel
u OF the enter ainment, aud he acqultte
J. himself with much credit. "Come Whei
% the Lilies Crow rendered by the qua
ie tette of Misses Iludwall, II Robinso
$ and O'Wesney, was also highly compl
v mented. The little boy, we falle
y TO learn his name, did well for
y child Of his age. Several other piece
. deserve credit, hut space forbds. At u
~ lntermission tickets were sold To bo vote
=, for the most pretty lady and the uglie
~ gentlemen in the house. Alter war
y contest II was decided In favor OF Mr
le Charleston as the lady and Mr. Murpt
- the gentleman. The floor was clear'
- aud dancing began, which was kept
=, until very late hour. The Moor ma
" ayers deserve credit IN the way TN
~ - worked untirinsly TO make all ENJOY theI
~ selves, In which they surely succeeded.
Is was often expressed by those present til
ie they wished the lodge would make rep
III fitIon of the entertainment soon. III
n GAZETTE wishes the lodge success in
ID secret work and hopes soon TO give n
I'LL !
~ 700 in attendance.
70 The weather j. cloudy and gloomy aga
~ and "hlue norther" Is feared.
e. About ninety carloads OF ice have BET
u mt In the Missouri Pacific ice-house
% this point for the use OF the company ne
= summer.
y. The train from the Fort was late
~ day.
~ left at their residence ON SUNDAY "
~ please notify the circulator.
III Dr.Bob Walker aud Morris Crooke to'
u- a two days hunt up in the Territory u
~ week with very good success
10 The cattle pond Is frozer over
re Tar GAZETTE correspondent Is the
,m elplent OF letter from gentleman IN I
ne Interior OF the state, making inquiries
nut regard 10 the water supply, and inform
ton OF the various geological iormatio
IN the vicinity OF henison. AS soon
we can collect Che data 10 answer !
questions We viii do so through I
columns of THE GAZETTE.
The members OF the Knights OF Lap
~ lodge are taking right hold OF the pap
on they intend 10 start, aud quite a nnmo
eh of shares have already been taken,
u.s. CIV Fuller, clerk IN g. A. Gersli
store. went home to-day on visit TO
mother and sister 10 Bonham.
Services at all the churches Sund
o. night.
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