Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-17
woMAN's BOARD OF MISSIONS.
Homes Selected for the Delegates Who
VIII BE Here.

VIII he Here.
Active preparations are being made for
the entertainment of the WOman's board of
missions which holds its annual session in
the First Methodist church in this city June
III. The most OF the ladies Will arrive on
Saturday, June 6, and the opening service
viii be at II o'clock Sunday. June Z. Rev.
l.. b. Chappeu of Austin, has
been selected to preach the sermon
before the board at that hour. The women
who are members of the board are among
the leading women of the Southern Meth
odist church. They are coming to the
meeting Of the board at Fort Worth for
work. and not simply to while away the
hours and have n good time. The spirit of
these noble women is APPLY Illustrated by
a sentence from letter of their
honOred president, Mrs. Julian Hayes,
of Baltimore. She was asked by friend
soicitous for her comfort, If she had any
special requests to make concerning her
home while in this city. Her reply was,
81 am coming on the Kings business, and
very simple accommodations Will suit me.
Let 30 one be put TO trouble on my ac-
count" 1t is always pleasure TO enter
tam guests who put their hostess TO as
little trouble as possible, and whose
presence is a benediction in the
home The ladies of the church here have
met with much kindness in their efforts to
find homes. Quite a number of friends in
other denominations have generously
opened their houses and offered to assist in
entertaining the visiting ladies'. This is as
1t should be and shows the true spirit of
hospitality and religious friendship that
pervadeS the citizens of Fort
Worth. The committee on as
signing homes met the past week
ana fixed the homes for all whose names
We're in hand. The names have not all
been sent in vet, but rs fast as they are as
sic ,.. 1n1i IN,
doubt as to whether they will have homes
enough, and request if there are others who
will entertain that they please notify at
once Mrs. j. !. Alassic There will be q
number of preachers who will come to the
city that week to enjOS the meeting, and if
any prefer i they can entertain gentlemen
instead of ladies. Cards have been sent out
10 all the guests whose homes have been
liked, giving them the name, street and
number of heir hostess, and 1t is hoped
1hd, there will be no occasion 10 change any
OF these. Following is the list of guests
and homes already fixed:
Mrs. Iuliaua Hayes, Mrs. w. F. Lloyd.
Mrs. Wightiman, Mrs. W. G. Veal, Mrs.
!. ". HuInbert, Cannon avenue.
Mrs. {. j. Foster Mrs. W. T. Maddox,
Mis-, Mary Helm. Miss Mariah l.. Gibson.
corner Fifth and Jones.
Mrs. II. n McTycire. Mrs. L. n.
NJ H,ury. Col. Z. ". Taylor, 7O2 Lamar
MIS-. W G. +. Cunningham, Mrs T. a.
Butler, Mrs. Jesse Jones, corner Fourth
and Pecan.
Mrs Y V Harlan Mrs. j. B. Fakes. cor
ner Fifth and Calhoun.
Mrs. A Hendrix, Mrs. f. c. Dowdell,
Mrs w. G.. Turner, 1l5, corner Fifth and
Florence
Mrs / c. John, Mrs. S. S. Park, Mrs. H.
N Conner lOl4 Burnet.
Mss Melissa Baker. Mrs. \. H. Strother,
Mrs - WINS, corner Bluff and Pecan.
Mrs. W. w. Patterson, Mrs. a f. Phil
lips, Mrs. Dr. Peak, corner Fifth and
Florence.
Mrs. {. W. Brandon, Mrs E. Avis, Mrs.
W. NJ. Harrison, 1905 East Belknap
Mrs. y. Starritt, Miss Carrie Arlington,
Mrs II. W. Williams, 1918 East Bcll1nap.
Mrs. $ c. Truehart, Miss Ida Moore,
Mrs. Noah Harding. Summit avenue
Mrs. j. K. Harvey and friend, Mrs ].
i. Ellis, corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
Henderson street.
Mrs. c. P Brown, Mrs j. C. Barclay,
Mrs. w c Pfae1ie, Sl7 Lamar
Miss Annie +. Liutield, Mrs. H. F. Price,
corner Fifth and Grove.
Miss Laura Bradford, Mrs. J. T Wills
Mrs. Alice CaSwell, corner Burnett and
Jackson.
Mrs Mary A Nein, Miss Essie Case,
Mrs. E. J. White, EOS Cherry street.
Mrs J. B. Cobb, Mrs. Morgan Galloway.
~ ~. - 4NoALSs NSiAAIA lanai dAO
Sixth.
Mrs. Matherd McClury, Mrs. L. A Ross,
Mrs. W. \. Allen, Mrs. }. j. Massie, cor
uer Fifth and Pecan.
Mrs. =. Y. Grifis. Mrs. Z. Marchbanks,
Mrs. c. $. Bales. SO4 East Belknap
Mrs. Laura Plummer, Mrs. j. b. Stone.
Mrs. Peter Smith, corner Florence and
Third
Miss Emma Gibson, Mrs. John S. An
drewS, SO2 Cherry
Mrs. II. c. Cheatham, Mrs. Mabel West,
III Jennings avenue.
Mrs. +. j. Robinson. Mrs. J. NJ. Preston,
Mrs. .. ). Kennedy, T0l Missouri avenue.
Mrs. II. 7. Steele and daughter, Mrs. W.
!. Boaz, north end Missouri avenue.
Mrs. S. S. Munger, Mrs. j. p Mussett,
Mrs. Dr.. Beall, corner Fifth and Lamar
Miss Belle Bennett, Mrs J. S. Key. Mrs. |
Florence L. Howell, Ellis hotel.
Rev. L. B. Chappell, DR.. Il F. Fisher
Rev. c. Q. Jones. W. G. Newly, 4OS |
Adams
Bishop E. R. Hendrix, DIR. Il. W. Will |
Jams, 1918 East Belknap.
Miss n. E. Holding, Miss Matte Jones, |
DR.. J. I. Field, 706 West Belknap.
Miss NJ. f. Brown and a friend, Mrs. c. |
II. Reynolds, corner Hemphill and Myrtle. |
Mrs. c. c. Armstrong Mrs. J. G. Simp- |
son, e02 West Fifth.
Mrs. E. r. Wright, Mrs. L. B. Newman, |
zoe West Belknap.
adn Sa,ss PhipaA Mia ! r 0csan, |