Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-18
LocALETrES

htF. .. " hOOu VI OhCAhOAp 4CA.
will preach both morning and evening at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church to-
day.
"Man, the Masterpiece of Nature, -
will be the subject of q discourse at the
Unitarian church this morning at II
Pollock.
The closing exercises Of the high
school Will be held in the opera house
next Friday night. Six young ladies
be interesting.
The staff OF THE GAZETTE is in receipt
of a modest invitation to the grand ball
to be given by the Fort Worth Police be-
nevolent association the evening Of May
% at the pavilion.
A marriage * nse was issued yesterday
to w. W. Trimole and Miss Anna Hy-
berger, NJ. S. Barton and Miss Flora
Vanlandingham, II. L. Mayfield and
Miss Jessie D. Hunter.
Miss Mable Vain Mccormick of West
Virginia, graduate of Hellmuth ladies'
college, London, Canada, Will sing at the
morning services at the First Presbyter-
ian church, held in the opera house to-
day.
John Berry, the lineman who was so
seriously injured a few weeks ago by
coming in contact with live wire AMI
falling to the ground, is slowly recover
ing. he was out for slight airing yes
terday.
Don't fail to see the advertisement of
Stanley Heights on page twenty four.
This is by far the cheapest property on
the market, and there is now no excuse
for any person not having q home of
their OVID.
At the close of the teachers normal
yesterday morning an unanimous vote of
thanks was rendered to Professor White
for his untiring energy in behalf of edu-
cation in general, and especially bis eff
forts to improve the schools of the city.
Professor Walter E. Williams, who has
for three years been principal of the First
ward school, will not ask for his position
again, but Will in the near future enter
the procession of law in this city. Mr..
Williams has for some time had license
to practice in this state.
The First Presbyterian church will
hold services to-day at II O'Clock in the
opera house. Seats ale free and stran-
gers are invited to attend. The Sabbath
school at $3.50 q. N. and the evening SER
vices in the old building, corner CAL
houn and Fourth streets.
The congregation of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church, South, will wor-
ship to-day at Bethel church house, on
Jones street, between First and Second.
Special services for the children, consist
ing of reading, singing, recitation and
preaching. Services begins at IL a. m.
Preaching at s p. m.
This is the last week of the scholastic
year. In all the rooms there will be
held both written and oral examinations.
The teachers will send out written invi-
tations to parents and the public. 1t is
desired that our citizens will attend
these exercises and encourage the pupils
and the teachers by their presence and
interest in the work of education.
With the compliments of ''Two Fort
Worth Girls, who are no doubt as
charming as their chirographY indicates,
comes to THE GAZETTE beautifully or
invitation to the annual
joint celebration of the EuZelian
and Eupian societies of Hollins' insti-
tute, which occurs on Wednesday even
ing, June IL, 1890. Among those set
forth IS connected with the event are
Misses Saunders and L. P. Wynne and
N. L. MCGEE of Texas.
THE GAZETTE begs to acknowledge the
receipt of handsomely designed card of
invitation to the commencement ex-
ercises of the Prairie View state
normal school, which occurs at
Tex, on June 1 to 6,
bearing the signature of L. C. Anderson,
principal. The programme of exercises
is long and interesting, and bears the
names of many of the leading educators,
ministerial and lay, in Texas.
There will be q grand musicale and dra-
matio entertainment at Huffman Is hall
next Wednesday nights4as1day 81. Miss
Adah EdAingsworth,R VINO is undoubtedly
the fnes6Asopranokinger in the South,
will participate, sad Miss Fannie V.
Scogin, knoRR III many of our best citI-
zens as the1ost brilliant and highly
accom- pills hea "a mist in the country, will
be there &Ad peifprm the most difficult
of rhskold masters. a num-
Der oe6ther artis6 have been engaged
for tho pecasion, which no lover OF CLASH
cal milo can afford toemiss.
The annual Spring Palace ball will
take place Friday evening May 80 at the
Palace. Dancing will commence
after the concert, SO that there
will be no cause of complaint
from n-participanrs in the dance.
The Cotilion club has the affair in charge,
and those favored with tickets of admis-
sion will enjoy rare treat. The execu-
tive committee for the ball consists of
j. a. Thomas, W. B. Ford, W. NJ.
hampton, K. NJ. VanZandt, Jr., and
w. B. Elliott. The ElGin band will
furnish the music.
The preparations for the policemen's
ball, which will be held on the 22d inst.
are about completed, and the boys ex-
pect to have even q better entertainment
than the one they gave last December.
They say thsy will have good COM
pany or none at the Pavilion on
that night, and they are able
to make that pledge good. There will be
no intoxicants allowed on the grounds,
but refreshments of every kind will be
served. The pavilion will probably be
and it is expected that Pro-
fessor Ault's band will turn OF their
sweetest music. The entire proceeds will
be used for the benefit of the Orphans