Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

- ENeNAHAN AhN lNNA Mfih III hVfANA
circles was duler than the week before.
However the coming six days promise to
be very much Of an improvement over
the past week. Tho long.looked-forward
to- debut party and german occurs ut
the Inn Wednesday evening Friday
evening the Oriental German club will
give one Of their pleasant dances at the
same place, while moro pretontious
affair Is spoken of TO be given under the
auspices Of the Imperial club,
The exodus to Chicago still continues
aud from appearances II will be the LIST
of November before an will have return
ed TO Fort Worth for the winter.
trday evening, nj the residence Of
her pnrents, on Florence street Miss
Lulie Nimms entertained few Of her
many friends, with a progressive cuchrr
party The party was an enjoyable sue
cess IN every particular. and those who
were present win be more than pleased
70 accept the charming hospitality OF
Miss Nlmms NJ any time IN the future.
lonr prizes wer offered, and at the end
Of the game the trophies were awarded
20 the triumphant yie,ors. The first
lady prize was handsome hnnd.naint-
81 pitcher aud was awarded To Miss
virginia Burrows, Mr., A. l.. Crndpil
captured the first gpntlcman's prize,
which was an artistic silver card case.
Miss Cora Smith and Mr.. Thomas Lake
were awarded The BOBBY prizes which
were Chinese almanac and doll.
Among those present we're Virginia
Burrows, Corrie Martin, Corrie Smith.
Luta Luckett Willie Lucketi. Annn.
bel Cooper Eta Woods. Albertn MAJ.
i'm, Mary Litilejohn. May Tully. i.ury
sigler' Clara Whltln, aud Laura Belle
Messrs Maddox. Lake. II. Hunter n
Hunter, Blake, Crahdell Morraw, Smlth.
Williams, English, SchobeE Collett, n.
l.nckett, a, Luckett and John Rurk
Tully. "'''
The lawn party given by Mrs. Edward
LOWS at her residence on Florence street,
lnst lhursh'U evening for the benefit of
the t1thohc chufVh. WAS success, both
socially aud financially. The pleasant
evening, with the outside decoration of
the house aud lawn, were all that could
be Desired aud the large number present
made The ailnir notable one. A neat
sum was realized FROM the undertaking
The iiUinmcn's ball at Tyler'a lake
Thursday night came fully No to expected.
lions, aud equallud any of the dances
that have before been given by this
order.
Last Tuesday nilsht the pupils OF Prof
belchs dancing class gave calico hop
large number Of young people were
present and happy evening was passed
Last Wednesday evening Judge II. "
Albright and Mrs, N. y, Wins were
married at the residence OF the bride ON
Pecan street. The wedding was a auiel
one. only the intimate friends Of the
bride and groom being present at the
ceremony. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Albright left for
Chicago and other Eastern points for
an extended bridal tour.
The arm0ry of the Fort Worth Fenci-
bles, Friday night, was the scene Of
a pleasant german. the participants be-
ing the pupils Of Professor Beaeh's
hancing school Professor Reach as-
sisted by Miss Eva Reeves, led many
beautiful new figures never before Wit
messed IN Fort Worth, among them be-
ing the Clautdudna squire. the High.
way Robbers, the Release from Prison.
the Minuet Change, the Rag Doll and
others Following Is partial list Of
those who were IN Attendance! Mes
DANES ]. l., Cooper. j. ID. Hnddleston.
i. Heayenhill. Misses Edith Kent, Nell
He Francis, Eva Reeves; Ethel Hart,
Eva Pennington, Vista Royse. Minnie
Bush. Susie Scott Lille aud IOttle
Iongenneiti. lille Rintleman. Gertia
Miller. Pearl Pruit, Annie Smith. Lucy
Slgler, Re1ni RoOkard IsOnn Donneli:
Messrs. 9. II. Terry. H. H. McNatl, o.
Q. Martin, i. Kaiser. Frank Powell.
Guy Cowan, q. Humphreys. L. s.. Fra
ser, u. ii. Eichenbauin. ID. g. Holman,
]. IL Crone, Is. A Whitley, Il. Heed
q w. Akers, j. a. Maben, W. W.
w b, cownl, j. u. Hasty. Y a
Reeves, A. Eichenbaum, Lyman Bar.
ber Arthur Kent DR. II II Weat