Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29

l. Characteristic piece, The Guard Mount;
Q Overture, William Tell Cby request. .Rossini
20. Vocal Quartette, Lucia di Lammermoor..
Miss Nesrs soprano; Miss Long c c9Rtrafto
Sir. Pcsci, tenor; Mr. Bragau, baritone.
4 Cornrt solo, a, Sweet >pirit uy request;
b, tontng Through the Rye; c, Robin
Sig. A. LiberatL "
5. Finale. Ernani .........................Ne Verdi
Night, S to 10 o'clock;
PART FIRST.
/ Overture Wild West. Ross
> Valse di concert, La Mandolinata. .... Metra
J. Tenor solo, Martina ......... Flaton
sig EuEenio PeSci.
J. BouEc selection, BaccacciO. ............S uppe
D. Nero dance, Characteristic-unclc Ras-
tvs (by reQueStl. 900. Clappe
PART SECOND.
G. March. Indienne- Characteristic. lie There
z Soprano solo. Canltlna-Robcrto. Meyerbeer
Miss Clara Jost phine Mears.
g operate selection, BegEar Student tby
g Cornet solo, Happy be Thy Dreams
Sig. A. Liberlti
10 Finale Ermuie. including Lullaby.
Mrs. Potter Palmer and party will ar
rive in the city tomorrow morning at
o'clock via the Houston and Texas Central
railway. AT S o'clock committee of citi
zens viii escort the party to the Dallas
club, where breakfast will be served. After
breakfast the guests will be driven around
the cicy sightseeing. At 3 p. IN. a recep-
ton viii be held at the residence of Col.
and Mrs. Henry EXall. Al night the visi-
tors VIII attend I special concert given by
Liberati's band in music hall.
Friday morning at 10 O'Clock Worlds
fair business meeting will be held at the
opera house. After the meeting drive to
the fair grounds will be made and lunch
served at the rooms of the Dallas driving
club at 80 D. m. At 3 O'Clock public speak
ing by Judge Thoman, commissioner of
the state of the Columbian exposition, Gov
eluor Hubbard and Secretary john I. Dick
ilson, will be had in the music hall. At
NIGHT special reception will be given the
party By the Dallas club at their beautiful
rooms. Everything TO make pleasant the
stay of Mrs. Palmer and party has been
done.
Tomorrow afternoon the Shriners,
headed by Liberati's band, will parade the
streets. At the postOtficc they will take
street cars and all go to the fair grounds.
No Shriner Will be admitted unless in full
uniform.
Saturday Will be Fort Worth day again,
and all the public school children of Fort
Worth will be admitted to the grounds free
of charge III 4 body with their teachers.
The school can leave Fort Worth on the
$50 a m. train and reach the fair ground
gate at 10 o'clock, rs the train lands pas
seugers at that point. The school children
can then march through the gates. II is
hoped all the children of Fort Worth will
be present.
The following awards have been made
Glass 3.--lnfant's knit or crochet shirt,
Mrs. W A Sanders, New Haven, Conn,
first: Mrs. II. I. Wilson, Ft. Scott, Kan,
second.
Infants knit or crochet socks. Mrs. NJ. A.
Payne, Palmyra, Mo-, first; Mrs. W. A.
Sanders. New Haven, Conn, second.
Infants knit or crochet sacque, Mrs. ].
Williams, New Haven, Conn, first; Mrs.
NJ. p. Burton, Dallas, second
Infants knit or crochet cap. Mrs. NJ. j.
Piuer, Denison, Tex, first; Mrs. H. Viii
son. Fort Scott, Kan. second
Child'S knit or crochet dress, Mrs. Jen-
ME Means. Paris, Ill, first; Mrs. ElOiSe
krestar, Dallas. second.
Child's knit or crochet skirt, Mrs. NJ. P.
Burton, Dallas. first; Miss Jennie Means,
/ Paris, H., second.
Ladies' crochet or knit undervest, Miss
Jennie Means, Paris, H.. first; Mrs. w. a.
Sanders, New Haven, Conn, second.
Ladies crochet or knit skirt, Miss Jennie
Means, Paris, H., first; Miss Tiny Mcleod,
Dallas, second.
Par silk mittens, handkuit, Mrs. NJ. a.
Payne, Palmyra, Mo, first; Mrs. Julia
Cliugman. Brentwood Texas. second
Pair silk stockings, handknit, Mrs. NJ. A.
Payne, Palmyra, Mo, first; Mrs. W. a.
Sanders. New Haven, Conn, second.
Crochet shawl, Mrs. NJ. p. Burton, Dal-
las. first; Miss Edith Mills, Dallas, second.
FaSciuator. Mrs. II. Z. Wilson, Fort Scott
Kan, first; Mrs. j, Williams, New Haven,
Conn, second.
Cotton tidy, Mrs ]. Williams. New Ha-~
ven, Conn, first; Mrs. h. 4. Williams, Fort
Scott, Kan, second.
Slumber robe, crochet, Mrs. A. c. Smith,
Dallas, first: no second.
Spread, knit or crochet, Mrs. II. T. Viii
son. Fort Scott, Kan, first; Mrs. E. c.
Randall. Dallas, second.
Purse, knit or crochet, Mrs. W. A. San
dcrs, New Haven, Conn, first; Mrs. IL. L.
Fort Scott, Kan. second.
Glass l2.-ColleCtion old coins, Mrs. Hunt,
Dallas, first
Collection old paper money, A. a. John
ston, Dallas, first.
Collection family relics, S H. Leach,
Dallas, first; Q. Bradley, Dallas, second.
Collection autographs, first, Miss Maggie
Sneed.
Collection curios, foreign land first, Mrs.
G.. d. Harrison.
Best collection curios, Mrs. A. A. john
ston.
Glass S-Set table mats, link or covelet, |
Mrs. H. S. Wilson. first; no second.
Set table mats, Mrs. J. II. Leach. Dallas, |
first Miss Mary White, Dallas, second.
Rug, knit or crochet, Mrs. H. S. Wilson, !
Fort Scott, Kan. first; Mrs. NJ. c. Burton, |
second.
Glass Point lace display, Mrs. F. NJ.
Kidd, Sealey, Tex, first; Mrs. NJ. B. Har- |
rison. Lampasas, Tex, second.
Point lace specimen, Mrs. NJ. B. Harri- |
son. Lampasas, Tex, first; Mrs. II. c. |
Rawlins, Lancaster, second.
Honiton lace, Mrs. NJ. 3. Harrison, Lam
pasas, first: Mrs. II. c. Rawlins, Lancas-
ter, second.
Glass 61-Horses-Thorough Best
stallion, five years old and over, first, L. F.
Porter: second, Ellis Richardson.
Best stallion, four Years old and under |
five. first, y. NJ. Comas.
Best stallion, three years old and under |
four, first, William Sanford.
Best stallion, two years 'old and under |
three, first, II. F. Bachelor; second, Desha
Suntin.
Best FLY, three years old and under
four, first, G.. Z. White.
Best FLY, two years old and under three,
first, II. Reedy; second, G.. +. White.
Glass S1.-Devons-Bull,t three years and |
over, A. Y. Walton, Jr., & Co., San An
.onio, Tex, first; Rumsey Bros, Emporia,
Kan, second.
Bull, two years and under three. David |
Cowan, Emporia, Kan, first.
Bull. one year and under two, A Y Wal |
on. Jr., go, San Antonio. first; Davidf
seHEfip oria, Kan, second. ~
Bull calf, under one year, A. Y. WaltonsJ
IT., * Co, San Antonio, first and second.