Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-18

( nss appeared in. She has performed with
Mrs. Potter, with Herbert Kelley and
with Kyrle Below. The height Of an
amateurs ambition Is, l An told, TO play
with professionals and, ss sill the world
knows these gentlemen are both Of the
stnge STACEY. Miss de Wolfe spends her
winters In Nav York and her summers In
such gay places as Newport and Lenox
There Is rumor afoat that she intends to
follow IN Mrs Potter's wakesand seek the
toouights SO professional actress, and
If 1t be true am inclined to the belief
that she will be successful In many in
stances where Mrs. Potter failed.
Mrs. Wilbur Bloodgood, who was Miss
Gunther, Is so pretty and sprightlY that
one cannot help GdmiriEg everything she
does. Criticism cSnnot or should not
touch Mrs. Bloodgood. She is one Of
; those women who seem to be created only
TO be beautiful xnd amusing NOBODY
cares whether they are clever or not, but
all the same Mrs. Bloodgood is uncom>
monty clever. She likes to play soubrette
parts, and she fIisks about On the stege
like sunbeam. Sac is tiny creature,
NO: five feet in height, with golden hair,
big, bAbJlsh bue eyes, and skin as delin
cetely pink and white as the inside OF
sea shell, Her hands and feet resemble
dolls, except that they sre better shap d,
and she Is very fond Of dressing In short
white childish frocks, with an iniantlle
sash tied about her waist. She and her
husband and child live in East Thir ~
fourth street, and in her drawing room Is
Q portrait Of Tie mistress Of the house,
very ethereal and luminous, wi back
ground OF h)ating drsperies aud blue
clouds. ID 8. Bloodgood painted 1t her
self. she has studio, and when she is
not studying her various theatrical roles
she is engaged with art. As l sald be-
fore, she hiss talent, something quite IN.
necessary for so pretty woman.
Mrs Oliver Sumner TEAL was formerly
Miss Florence Bissell OF Orange, New
jersey. She has always had marked
taste for amsteur acting, and has ap-
peared successfully In number OF pieces
Qliet, sedste psrts suit Mrs. TEAL, who
is tall auo dignifed, and always moves
with slow precision. She has rather dark
coloring and 8 really beautiful voice ths,
che understands thoroughly how to use.
Mrs. Xsnopaon BSttazz!, the wife OF
the Turkish consul in New York, Is also
an enthusiast about acting. She has
bright, flashing eyes and singularly mo-
bile face. do not think sne has had
quite so much experience in theatricals
90 have the others mentioned, but she
compares favorsblY with any or all Of
them. She Is an American and not
Turk as might oe supposed, and she has
one Of the most elegant homes in the city,
besides owning charming place by the
seashore. Mrs. Bsttszzi gives delightful
musical entertainments during the winter
snd Is noted for her gracious stability.
Mrs. Hsrrie Martin, formerly Miss
Blanchard Thompson, Is not only beau
tlful woman, bus she hiss earned quite an
enVisble reputation in the matter OF ANA
seur acting. There Is dash and sparkle
about her that are irresistible, and socie-
ty hopes she VIII not renounCe thestrica 8,
simply because she Was married the osAse
day. The BIsncharts, her uncle aud
aunt, with whom sne has lived since her
debut into the world OF fast ion, have
magnificent establishment IN Washington
Square, and entertain 8 great tesl. The