Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-01-31

Williams, Lord, Mills, Hirshfeld, Stock
man OF California. Ella Montgomery, Lizzie
Rainey, Mamie Montgomery, Carrie HUFF
man, Cora Lingo OF Denison, Pattie Nc
Combs, Laura Taylor of St. Louis, Emma
Fosdick, Lillian Tevis, Rosa Maddox, C.
Louise Hurley, Annie Zook, Mesdames
Saurels, Camp, Connery, Rainey, Tempel,
Edrlngton, Brown, Groves, Ryer, Van
Zandt, Jr., Buchanan, Tracy.
The Misses Bruckner gave a leap year
party on Wednesday night About TIVE N.Y.
five guests were present and the evening
was pleasantly passed in social intercourse.
a luncheon was served at late hour, after
which the young ladies took their ''com-
pany" home.
The ladies Of the Associated Charities are
to give reception at the Chamber of Com
MERGE next Thursday. Feb. 4. In the early
part OF the evening there viii be recitations
and music by some of our young ladies,
later dancing will be in order. The ladies,
young and old, will dispense tea, coffee and
cake to those who desire refreshments.
One OF the card rooms will be converted
into tea room. The ladies have placed
the price Of admission at the small sum of
fifty cents when really they ought to have
asked one dollar. There is sure to be large
gathering, for this cause is one in which
everyone is interested.
Friday at p m. the ladies of the Worlds
fair management met at the residence of
Mrs. Charles Scheuher to hear Mrs. James
Swayne's report concerning the work ac-
complished at Waco
Mrs. Swayne reports that the ladies of
Waco Wed with each other in trying to
make the visitors sojourn with them agree
able. So attentive were they that business
was sometimes sacrificed for pleasure. The
ladies Of Fort Worth ought TO feel compli-
mented since all the bylaws drawn up by
q ar nd tod md A1re Tom
Swayne was made vice-chairman.
Miss Minnie Anderson and her sister,
Miss Marie, gave tea to the Marguerites
on Thursday from to 9. The Misses An
derson are from Kentucky, and are not only
bellies but accomplished young ladies, as the
tea proved beyond a doubt. They will
make Fort Worth their future home.
Fred G: Chase, for year living at Fort
Worth, where he held the position of route
agent of the Pacific express company, is
now happy benedict, having won the hand
and heart of Emily Andrews, q lady well
worthy to queen it over any mans heart
and fortunes.
The young ladies of the cooking club ex-
pect soon to give one of their delightful en-
tertaipmentS.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Georgia Fleming and Mr. Thomas w. Jack
son, the ceremony to take place at the South
February 2.
Mrs. Hudgins of the Pickwiclh gave de-
ightful luncheon to a few of her particular
friends on Monday last.
On Friday evening number of Mr.. Will
n Maben's friends assembled at the resi-
dence of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. J.
Maben, to celebrate his nineteenth birthday
anniversary. The evening passed delight
fully.
PERSONAL.
Miss A. A. Jones, the sister of Mrs. Fl.
W. Tallant, and mother of Mrs. A. II. Low,
accompanied by Mr. George Estabook, both
of denver, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Tallant,
at Hawks Nest, Arlington Heights. Mr..
II. II. Thomas of Denver has been visiting
at Hawks Nest also.
Miss Mary Mills of Minnesota is in the
city visiting her cousin, Miss Minnie Nash,
on the South Side.
Mrs. Helen M. Stoddard, state president
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, is in the city.
Miss Vina Biard of Paris is visiting Mrs.
A. z. Mangum, 800 West Seventh street.
Miss Pearl Yancy of Wichita Falls is Wis
iting Miss Lilly Crawford, 1905 East FIRST
street.
Mrs. l.. Sanger of Waco is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. D. E. Hirshfeld, on Sew
enth and Cherry.
Miss BERTHE Lingo of Denison, formerly
of Fort Worth, is visiting Miss Burton on
Broadway, and will be in the city several
weeks, much to the qualification of many
admiring friends.
Miss Lizzie Ware of Trenton, KY, is
visiting the family of W. B. Carney, on
Samuels avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Scott, who have
spent a week or more III Chicago selecting
furniture for their new nome on Lamar
street, have returned.
Miss Laura Taylor of st. Louis is the
guest of Mrs. W. V. Newlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. French are visiting in
San Antonio.
Miss Mclean, a society young lady from
Nashville, is here, the guest of the family of
DR.. Mclean.
Mrs. T. Boaz and two children are visit
ing in Houston. They will go, in few
days, to New Orleans, where they will
spend month or so.
Judge Virgil B. Harris and family of
Wood county are here, the guests of Judge
and Mrs. Harris.
The charming quartette Misses Annie
Burnett, BERTHE Chase, Florence Smith and
Lucl1ett have enlisted to work for the
Worlds fair, and who is brave enough to
refuse them2
A melo-drama in four acts by Misses
Jennie Woodward and Georgia Fleming of
this city and called Thornton HAIL. will
be produced by the South Side dramatic
club next month.
Mrs. Agnes NJ. Wheeler of st. Joseph,
Mo-, is the guest of Mrs. W. G. Seaver on
East Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Gray of Houston,
Tex, are in the city visiting Mr.. r. Fl.
Sellers, who is Mrs. Gray's brother. They
will remain few days only.
Miss Cora Lingo of Deuison always well
coined by her many Fort Worth friends is
visiting Miss Maggie Wilson and Miss
Tommie Adams.
The latest reports from the attending
physicians are that Miss Pauline Wynne is |
no better. Serious fears are entertained !
that her illness may prove fatal
COMMUNICATED,